Liberal government believes mail-in votes “would be key” for possible 2021 election
Privy Council President Dominic LeBlanc emphasized the need for a substantial increase in mail-in voting for a 2021 election. LeBlanc wrote that a 100x increase in mail-in voting from the previous election “would be key”.
canada
Opinion | 6,700 Lives Could Have Been Saved in Quebec’s Long-Term Care Homes
Opinion | 6,700 Lives Could Have Been Saved in Quebec’s Long-Term Care Homes
budget
Canadia’s debt surpasses $1 trillion: everything to know about Freeland’s first budget
Canadia’s debt surpasses $1 trillion: everything to know about Freeland’s first budget
covid19
Canadian government doesn’t rule out invoking the Canada Emergencies Act
Canadian government doesn’t rule out invoking the Canada Emergencies Act
covid19
Justin Trudeau makes up a “very serious third wave” in the U.K., gets debunked by media
Justin Trudeau makes up a “very serious third wave” in the U.K., gets debunked by media
Justin Trudeau makes up a “very serious third wave” in the U.K., gets debunked by media
Montreal police detain and search group of journalists in town to cover lockdown policing
U.S. CDC issues top warning against traveling to Canada: “travelers should avoid all travel to Canada”
While most of Canada is going into another lockdown, fear of the virus in the U.S. at an all-time low
WATCH: Tucker Carlson slams Canada’s “dramatic move towards dangerous authoritarianism”
Quebec closes “non-essential” stores in two regions, imposes stricter lockdown
As support for strict lockdown falls in Quebec, Premier will start blocking negative comments on his social media
Potentially toxic and lung-damaging masks distributed to children and staff in daycares, schools
Catherine McKenna’s Minister of Infrastructure fails another Audit, billions unaccounted for
Politics
Liberal government believes mail-in votes “would be key” for possible 2021 election
Privy Council President Dominic LeBlanc emphasized the need for a substantial increase in mail-in voting for a 2021 election. LeBlanc wrote that a 100x increase in mail-in voting from the previous election “would be key”.
canada
Opinion | 6,700 Lives Could Have Been Saved in Quebec’s Long-Term Care Homes
Opinion | 6,700 Lives Could Have Been Saved in Quebec’s Long-Term Care Homes
budget
Canadia’s debt surpasses $1 trillion: everything to know about Freeland’s first budget
Canadia’s debt surpasses $1 trillion: everything to know about Freeland’s first budget
covid19
Canadian government doesn’t rule out invoking the Canada Emergencies Act
Canadian government doesn’t rule out invoking the Canada Emergencies Act
covid19
Justin Trudeau makes up a “very serious third wave” in the U.K., gets debunked by media
Justin Trudeau makes up a “very serious third wave” in the U.K., gets debunked by media
BREAKING: 15 Alberta United Conservative Party MLA’s come out against Jason Kenney’s latest public health restrictions
On Wednesday, several United Conservative Party caucus members of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta posted on their social media accounts a letter coming out against Jason Kenney’s latest COVID-19 restrictions for Alberta.
Alberta
Alberta Health Services erected a fence around GraceLife Church to prevent church gatherings
Alberta Health Services erected a fence around GraceLife Church to prevent church gatherings
Alberta
BREAKING: Pastor James Coates to be released, most charges withdrawn
BREAKING: Pastor James Coates to be released, most charges withdrawn
Alberta
Canadian Environmental NGO sues Alberta govt to prevent foreign funding commission’s revelations
Canadian Environmental NGO sues Alberta govt to prevent foreign funding commission’s revelations
Alberta
WATCH: Alberta’s New Anti-Holiday Gatherings Ad
WATCH: Alberta’s New Anti-Holiday Gatherings Ad
Saskatchewan
Quebec
Opinion | 6,700 Lives Could Have Been Saved in Quebec’s Long-Term Care Homes
This time last year, we were talking about the temporary end to the transfer of COVID-19 patients to CHSLDs, Quebec’s long-term care centres. The patient transfers, however, resumed a month later.
covid19
Opinion | The collapse of Quebec’s representative democracy
Opinion | The collapse of Quebec’s representative democracy
montreal
Man choked, repeatedly hit on the head by Montreal police for allegedly drinking a beer outdoors
Man choked, repeatedly hit on the head by Montreal police for allegedly drinking a beer outdoors
covid19
Quebec closes “non-essential” stores in two regions, imposes stricter lockdown
Quebec closes “non-essential” stores in two regions, imposes stricter lockdown
censorship
As support for strict lockdown falls in Quebec, Premier will start blocking negative comments on his social media
As support for strict lockdown falls in Quebec, Premier will start blocking negative comments on his social media
