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Whitby woman running home daycare charged in connection to sexual assault investigation
36-year-old Crystal Benson, who runs a daycare at a home in Whitby, has been charged in connection with an ongoing sexual assault investigation.
Toronto police seek public’s help in locating sexual assault suspect
Toronto police have released images of a man believed to be the perpetrator of sexual assault in Toronto’s Jane and Finch neighbourhood.
PM skips ceremony for soldier killed during overseas training
The body of Canadian Armed Forces Bombardier Patrick Labrie, who was killed during a NATO exercise last week in Bulgaria, was returned to Ottawa on Saturday for a memorial service. However, neither Justin Trudeau nor Harjit Sajjan was present to pay their respects.
Trudeau takes $18 million in taxpayer money to fund private airport at golf resort
Conservative MP John Barlow highlighted in Parliament that the Liberals were taking “$18 million from taxpayers to fund a private airport at the elite Cabot Links golf resort.”
A war with Iran will sink Canada into a recession
The price of oil would explode. Gas prices, already at a high due to Trudeau’s carbon tax, will skyrocket. It is highly likely that Canada, currently only growing at a meagre 0.1%, will enter into a significant recession.
Judge rules Doug Ford not responsible for man’s intoxication
Blake told the judge that the Ford government’s recent decision to extend the hours of alcohol sales was a contributing factor in why he had consumed twice the legal limit of alcohol for driving.
Jeremy Corbyn and Jagmeet Singh aim to unite socialists worldwide
British Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn had a telephone call with Canadian NDP leader Jagmeet Singh on building an “international left movement.”
Canadian corporations failed to pay billions in taxes owed
Canadian corporations failed to pay around $11.4 billion in taxes, according to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). This effectively means around 29% of corporate tax owed was not paid.
Police raid online child porn service in Ontario
Five Ontario men have been arrested in contempt with providing child pornography to viewers in more than 100 countries.
Manitobans will head to polls on September 10
Progressive Conservative Leader and Manitoban Premier Brian Pallister announced today that his people will vote for their next provincial government on September 10.
Liberal MP wants to decriminalize all drugs
His plan is to “decriminalize” and “destigmatize” drugs by removing the criminal sanction for low-level possession. However, producing and trafficking drugs will still be a crime.
Trudeau Liberals threaten free speech with hints of reviving Section 13
With existing provisions in the Criminal Code, reinstating the archaic and ill-defined Section 13 law could hamper the progress of a free Canadian society under a moral veil of authoritarianism.
Canadian orphan, aged four, stranded in a Syrian refugee camp
Amira, a four-year-old orphan, is trapped in the Al-Hawl refugee camp in Syria. Her parents died fighting for ISIS, and now her uncle wants to bring her back home.
Globe and Mail journalist calls Maxime Bernier and the PPC “gross”
The comment by Globe and Mail journalist Denise Balkissoon was in response to Bernier sending a media advisory for the introduction of his PPC Toronto candidates.
More evacuation orders issued as Alberta wildfires worsen
New evacuation orders were issued at 11 pm yesterday, as northern Alberta residents were told to fuel up their vehicles and escape.