Ali Taghva
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The NDP no longer seems to understand its base, and that is a problem
While the Trudeau team continues to face daily questioning from the media and all opposition parties, it seems Singh's NDP is on an equally negative trajectory of their own making.
Major 50-70 vehicle crash closes Ontario highway
A huge pile-up involving between 50 to 70 vehicles has closed Highway 400 near Barrie.
NDP MPP appears to not believe in private property
The Ontario PC party posted on their Facebook today audio from radio channel CFRB in which NDP MPP Bhutila Karpoche, largely dodges all questions on whether she believes Ontarians should have a right to private property.
21 kids allegedly removed from Toronto school to make way for foreign students
According to the CBC, multiple families have accused a Toronto District School Board of banning 21 preschoolers at a downtown daycare from moving across the hall to a junior kindergarten classroom this fall to allegedly make space for the children of incoming foreign doctors and researchers.
Trudeau Government to spend billions less for severely disabled veterans
The federal government reduced the amount it pays to disabled veterans by roughly $18-billion between 2019-2023 as a result of abandoning the fairly popular lifetime pension, according to a new report by the Parliamentary Budget Officer(PBO).
Former Attorney General told Liberal cabinet SNC-Lavalin pressure was "improper"
Jody Wilson-Raybould, the former Attorney General told federal cabinet ministers on Tuesday, that she believed it "was improper for officials in the Prime Minister’s Office to press her" to help SNC-Lavalin, according to an article in the Globe and Mail by Robert Fife.
Jody Wilson-Raybould had to wait hours for permission to attend Tuesday's cabinet meeting
The showdown between Jody Wilson-Raybould and the Trudeau team continued today, as the former Attorney General was forced to wait more than two hours before being allowed into the cabinet room today.
B.C man sues the PPC, claiming he has copyright over the party's name
Satinder Singh Dhillon has filed an injunction with the federal court against the fledgling party for what he claims is an illegitimate use of the name.
Oil-carrying trains derail as foreign-funded environmentalists oppose safer pipelines
How can Canada, a country, that has more than 10% of the world's oil reserves and ranks as the fourth largest exporter of the substance continue to thrive while transporting its resources by train?
Trudeau's closest adviser, Gerald Butts has resigned over SNC-scandal
The principal Secretary to Justin Trudeau, Gerald Butts has resigned.
Doug Ford posts video supporting #UnitedWeRoll, pro-pipeline protests
Doug Ford the Premier of Ontario has posted on Twitter a video highlighting his support for the United We Roll truck convoy which is currently driving from Calgary to Ottawa.
POLL: Conservatives would form government if elections were held today
According to a new poll by Campaign Research, the Trudeau government has been seriously impacted by the SNC-Lavalin scandal.
Eight senators issue letter supporting Jody Wilson-Raybould
A group of eight indigenous senators have published a letter both praising Jody Wilson-Raybould, and noting how troubling her resignation could be for the nation.
Trudeau held one-way call with caucus to "reassure" them about growing SNC-Lavalin scandal
No MP was allowed to ask questions during the call.
Liberal MP describes motion to question Trudeau PMO as a “witch hunt”
If you thought the Liberal promise of transparency actually meant something, think again.