Brendan Boucher
Brendan is a university student based in Ottawa you can follow him on twitter @Boucher70.
Amazon, Google, Starbucks among corporations seeking to pass Democrat-sponsored federal election laws
166 large American companies are seeking to push Congress into passing partisan voting laws which will benefit Democrats in subsequent elections.
As France issues vaccine passports, questions linger about Canada's approach
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced that people will have to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test to enter establishments like bars, restaurants and movie theatres.
Black Canadians more likely to be hesitant to get vaccine, says survey
Leaders in the black community are saying that it is the government's job to combat vaccine hesitancy among Canada's black communities.
BREAKING: Peter Doocy asks Psaki why Biden admin won't say 'communism' when referring to Cuban protests
Psaki was grilled by Fox News' Peter Doocy and couldn't answer the simple question: "Do you think the people are leaving Cuba because they don't like communism?"
Some strip clubs to require vaccine passports for entry
Strip clubs in the GTA say they will require proof of vaccination along with requiring their dancers and employees to be vaccinated as well.
Dan Bongino and Jesse Waters dominate weekend primetime as CNN continues to falter
Dan Bongino's new show and long-time Fox News personality Jesse Waters dominated ratings last week as CNN continues to struggle.
LISTEN: Deputy Press Secretary says Biden 'applauds the courage' of Texas Democrats who fled legislature
The White House Deputy Press Secretary says Biden "applauds the courage" of Texas Democrats who fled the state to stop the election integrity bill.
Toronto Business group calls for vaccine passport for 'non-essential' activities
The Toronto Region Board of Trade is calling for the Ontario government to mandate vaccine passports for all activities they deem "non-essential."
CRINGE: Democrats who fled Texas to oppose election integrity law sing 'We shall overcome'
The lawmakers performed a toe-curling rendition of "We Shall Overcome" which was lead by law makers in the back of the pack.
Trudeau gov't defends mixing vaccine doses despite warning from WHO
Canada has doubled down on using COVID-19 vaccines interchangeably after the World Health Organization called it a "dangerous trend."
Seneca College to require vaccinations for in-person activities
Seneca College has announced that all staff and students will require vaccines to participate in-person activities and classes.
WATCH: Minneapolis Police Chief says police are not the problem
The Minneapolis Police Chief blasted the anti-police cohort after a 3-year-old boy was struck in a shooting this week.
Hungary fines distributer for book with same-sex 'rainbow family' without proper signage
Hungary has fined a book distributor for a book not properly marked as containing a "rainbow family" as new law is set to come into effect Thursday.
FLASHBACK: DeSantis gets standing ovation for stating he'll put on the 'full armour of God' to fight leftists
Florida governor Ron De Santis got an extended standing ovation for promising to put on the "full armour of God" to fight leftists.
Woman killed after being struck by airplane while mowing airport grass
A 27-year-old Canadian woman is dead after being struck by a small airplane while riding a lawnmower on airport property.
