In Quebec, we all remember the heinous murder of young Brigitte Serre, which occurred in a gas station in Saint-Léonard in January 2006. At the age of 17, Brigitte was brutally murdered with 72 stab wounds by Sébastien Simon, with the complicity of Tommy Gagné. They both received life sentences, with no possibility of release for 25 years for Sébastien Simon and 10 years for Tommy Gagné.

After the chaotic and dizzying spectacle that characterized the first presidential debate, it was nice to see that the second debate allowed for substantive exchanges.

At the end of September, Premier Legault put in place a second lockdown: closure of bars, restaurants, gyms, museums, etc. He requested a 28-day effort to stop the second wave of Covid-19.

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, activists and media have been talking about the end of oil and “peak consumption”. The narrative goes that due to the impact of COVID on-demand after the world went in lockdown mode, oil and gas, along with other fossil fuels are now in a death spiral.

The Canadian government gave $464 million to Ukraine in foreign aid over the last nine years with little to no plan of ensuring the money would be spent wisely. They did however ensure that a ‘gender equality advisor’ be hired.

Guy Millière is a French essayist specialized in geopolitics, senior fellow at the Gatestone Institute and at the American Freedom Alliance in Los Angeles. He is also a professor at the University of Paris VIII.

For nearly four years, the CBC, along with other mainstream media outlets, has peddled a false narrative about collusion involving the Trump campaign team and Russian interests.

Martin Champoux, the Bloc Québécois MP for Drummond, Que, introduced a motion on Wednesday for the Commons Heritage Committee to evaluate the possibility of a long-term, recurring media bailout fund financed by Canadian taxpayers.

Last week, the Liberal government announced a single-use plastics ban that is expected to take effect in 2021. This ban is expected to encompass items like grocery bags, straws, and take-out containers.

In typical elections, the debate of the vice-presidency often takes a back seat, or at least is not as fundamental as that of the presidential candidates. However, in these troubled times, we are far from a semblance of normality.