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B.C. RCMP investigate reports of multiple campus druggings at fraternities
“The information shared online is being taken very seriously and will be fully investigated,” UBC vice-president of students Ainsley Carry said in a statement.
Conservative Party promises to stop the flow of raw sewage into waterways
On Wednesday, October 2, Conservatives pledged that they will work with provinces and municipalities to stop the flow and dumping of raw sewage in water ways.
Liberal defence minister criticized for attending event celebrating Chinese Communist Party
Canadian Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan has drawn large criticism over his attendance at a gala event in Vancouver’s Chinatown that celebrated the 70th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party’s rule.
Conservatives propose 25 percent slash to foreign aid spending
Conservatives saying those who would be cut from the list of countries Canada aids would be “middle- and upper-income countries as well as hostile regimes.” Those who fall into this category have a Human Development Index above 0.6, including Argentina, China, and Barbados.
Six men shot during bloody week in Vancouver
Vancouver has seen a major surge in gun crime over the last week, with six men being shot in five separate incidents.
Liberal candidate suggests carbon pricing may need to rise to meet goals
Environmentalist and Liberal Party candidate won’t rule out whether party would hike carbon prices even further.
Andrew Scheer accused of lying about being an insurance broker
Conservative Party Leader has come under fire for allegedly lying about his credentials, particularly his claim that he worked as an insurance broker before becoming an MP.
Snowfall continues in Alberta and Saskatchewan after record-breaking weekend
Multiple roads are still closed, and collisions are ongoing. The Weather Network along with other experts are telling drivers to expect winter conditions for the remainder of the day and to drive safe.
Green Party proposes “robot tax” to address automation and subsequent job loss
With a mass AI replacement looming on the horizon, the Green Party and its leader have proposed a “robot tax” to help address worker concerns should they be replaced by automated robots.
Over 50,000 Ontario education support staff go on “work-to-rule strike”
On Sunday evening, after days of last-minute contract negotiations between the Ontario government and CUPE (The Canadian Union of Public Employees), support staff in the education sector have begun their work-to-rule strike.
Collisions mount as snowstorm descends on Alberta
Weather warnings are still in place as snowplows and emergency crews try to handle the sudden and intense snowstorm underway in Alberta.
Five hundred scientists send letter to UN saying “There is no climate crisis”
The letter was sent on September 23 to address the growing alarmist stance on environmental issues, specifically that which is espoused by Greta Thunberg.
Notorious Incel van killer speaks
“As soon as [the light] turned green, I started going… I allow the van to collide with them… Some people get knocked down on the way. Some people roll over the top of the van.”
McMaster Student Union bans Chinese club over fears of being a China government proxy
The CSSA, which has coordinated closely with Chinese diplomatic officials, has tried to obscure their connections to the Chinese government while simultaneously surveilling and intimidating students on campus who speak out against the Chinese government
Liberal MP seen with radical activist once again despite past apology
A new photo shows the two at a El-Maoued’s house having a friendly get together with other associates.