Sam Edwards
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Canadian judge denies man’s ‘GRABHER’ vanity licence plate
A court ruling is preventing a Nova Scotia senior citizen from regaining his vanity licence plate, GRABHER, which he has used for 27 years.
Parliament petition against Liberal gun ban biggest in Canadian history
A petition against the Liberal gun ban now has over 140,000 signatures. Minister of Public Safety Bill Blair did not respond to requests for comment.
Alberta economic activity lowest since recession
Recent data concerning Alberta’s economic activity is showing the activity dropping as low as it has been since the 2015-16 recession.
6,000 passengers held on cruise ship for fear of coronavirus cases
Concerns that passengers on board a cruise ship may have contracted coronavirus caused around 6,000 people to be held on the ship. It was later determined no one was infected.
Radical NDP MP Niki Ashton sides with Venezuelan communist dictator
Niki Ashton has shared her disapproval of Trudeau’s meeting with Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido on Twitter, calling the meeting “shameful”.
Man on parole accused of killing 22-year-old sex worker he was permitted to meet
A man who was let out on parole has been charged with murdering a 22-year-old sex worker after being granted permission to meet with her by his case manager.
Crown calling for former SNC-Lavalin executive to pay back $24 million
The Crown is is requesting that Sami Bebawi, a former executive at SNC-Lavalin, pay back the money he made through illegal actions.
Trudeau’s Minister of Middle Class Prosperity cannot define middle class
Canada’s Minister of Middle Class Prosperity, Mona Fortier says that Canada has no official way of defining its middle class.
MasterCard receives $49 million from federal government for Vancouver centre
MasterCard has received $49 million from the federal government in an effort to have the company place a cyber security centre in Vancouver.
Boris Johnson allows Huawei role in 5G networks despite Trump’s warnings
Boris Johnson has agreed to allow China’s massive telecom company, Huawei, to take part in building Britain’s 5G network.
Conservative front runner Peter MacKay plans to march in Toronto Pride parade
Conservative leadership candidate Peter MacKay has announced he intends to march in the Pride Parade in Toronto. He applied to particiapte in the parade.
95-year-old Toronto woman and Auschwitz survivor speaks out for those who lost their lives
A 95-year-old Auschwitz survivor feels that she lived through the camp so that she could witness the devastation and pass on the story of the murdered.
Woman dies during Australia Day eating competition
An Australian woman died during an eating competition thrown to celebrate Australia day after choking on a lamington—the country’s national cake.
About 46,000 Albertans could lose health benefits beginning in March
Starting on March 1, Alberta is planning to drop coverage for those benefiting from the Alberta Seniors Benefit Drug Program.
Venezuela’s opposition leader Juan Guaido meets with Trudeau in Canada
The interim President of Venezuela, Juan Guaido, is visiting Canada today and plans to sit down with Prime Minister Trudeau.