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Four out of ten Canadians claim gas prices are making it harder to afford basics: Angus Reid
With regards to where Canadians lay blame for their gas troubles, nearly 43 percent of people polled blame government taxes such as the carbon tax.
Scheer calls for Canadian energy independence by 2030
On Thursday, Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer pledged that he would create an energy corridor from coast to coast in Canada and achieve energy independence by 2030 if elected Prime Minister.
Taxpayers were billed thousands a month for Trudeau household’s organic appetite
Taxpayers, who have to foot the household bills of their respective Prime Minister, were once billed $2,533 in January 2016 shortly after they elected Justin Trudeau. On average, Canadians spent around $730 a month on groceries in the same year.
Chicago woman lured with promise of baby clothes was murdered and had baby torn out of womb
A Chicago woman, who replied to a Facebook ad offering free baby clothes and a stroller was strangled to death and had her baby cut out of her womb.
Canadian tribunal rules in favour of man trying to get his vibrator back from ex-girlfriend
As evidence that the vibrator was never a gift, the claimant provided the court with text messages in which he referred to the item as “his” magic wand and instances where the woman had to ask for permission before using it.
B.C. government opens inquiry into money laundering
“We are done with asking nicely. Today our government has given Justice Cullen the authority to do more than ask for voluntary participation.”
Quebec awarded with role in selecting next Supreme Court Justice
After reaching a deal with the federal government, the province of Quebec will be granted a role in deciding who the next Supreme Court Justice for the province will be.
“Grow the f–k up…idiots”: Catherine McKenna hopes an angry Bill Nye will convince you on the carbon tax
Throughout the video, the child-friendly Bill Nye people were once accustomed to watching in elementary school breaks out of character and swears at those who doubt the effectiveness of carbon pricing.
Trudeau government wastes $137 million on flawed pay system
The federal government has paid nearly $137 million to IBM to maintain the Phoenix pay system in 2019 alone.
Mark Norman apologized to by everyone in House of Commons except Justin Trudeau
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau allegedly left the house before the Liberal party voted in favour of the motion.
Tori Stafford’s killer retracts application to be compensated for being sent back to prison from healing lodge
According to sources, McClintic is not happy with the change in her cell and filed a court complaint claiming that the transfer process led to a loss of her liberty and that it was “unreasonable and procedurally unfair, and therefore unlawful.”
Key Liberal staffer embroiled in SNC-Lavalin scandal promoted to PMO
Chin, like his predecessor Butts was mentioned as one of the pressuring actors in the revealing testimony of former Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould.
Father and son arrested for explosive devices in Richmond Hill
Mahyar Mohammadiasl (18) and Reza Mohammadiasl (47) are currently being held in custody. They are being charged with possessing a explosive device after authorities were tipped by Canada Border Services and US Customs.
Marrisa Shen murder hearings continue; pre-trial date scheduled
On May 13th, Ibrahim Ali, the Syrian refugee charged with the first-degree murder of 13 year old Marrisa Shen returned to a Vancouver criminal court for a preliminary hearing.
Mark Norman had “cabinet authority” from Harper government to talk about shipbuilding deal
New information revealed by former Defence Minister Peter McKay might shine light on the decision by the prosecutors to stay charges against Vice Admiral Mark Norman.