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Justin Trudeau Mixes Up Russian Politicians, Never Met Nemtsov

Justin Trudeau, the Brian Williams of Canadian politics Parliament of Canada The Liberal Party of Canada and their team of air-headed opportunists were devastated to learn of the death of their acquaintanc...

Tory MP Says Pedophiles Produced Ontario’s Sex-Ed Curriculum

It has been a few months since Conservative MP for Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke, Cheryl Gallant, has said something so inflammatory it literally makes headlines from coast to coast. But her latest accusation is t...

Greg Rickford Sticks Out Tongue

On Thursday, in the House of Commons, Conservative cabinet minister Greg Rickford stuck out his tongue and mouthed “blah blah blah” at Liberal MPs across the floor. Canadians from coast to coast freaked out—or ...

RCMP Says Redford Off the Hook

Last Friday was a good day to be former Premier of Alberta Alison Redford. Why, you ask? Was she jet setting and taking in the Cricket World Cup in Australia and New Zealand? Vacationing on the Mayan Riviera du...

Conservatives Will Not Change Anthem, Cite Public Opinion

Canada’s national anthem has too many problems that to discuss them all would take an article so long that no one would bother to read it. For one thing, there’s no bass. How the hell are we suppose to twerk i...

The Rise of The Rebel

As gracefully as a phoenix rising from the ashes of the smoldering bag of shit on your doorstep, Rebel Media has taken the Canadian journalism scene by storm. It’s new, it’s bold, and it would be fresh if it wa...

‘The Rebel’ Commander Ezra Levant and Combating “Consensus Media”

Our full interview with Ezra Levant can be found here. "It is a rebellion against the CRTC bureaucracy and the cable company monopoly. Our attitude is rebellion against what I call the consensus media, o...

Protesters Occupy Montreal Scotiabank, Make Mess

Oh, Quebec. At around 9:30AM this morning, 50 members of "Le Front d’action populaire en réaménagement urbain (FRAPRU)" occupied the Scotiabank Tower in downtown Montreal for about half an hour. They made a lot...

Conservatives Surge in Quebec Amid Niqab Criticism

A new poll from EKOS shows that Stephen Harper seems to have increased his party's support in Quebec with 22% of the popular vote. It suggests that the Tories may win nearly 20 seats in Quebec in the next elect...

Peter MacKay and the Supreme Court: Friends With Benefits

What’s the difference between Garth Brooks and Peter MacKay? Garth Brooks has friends in low places, whereas all of Peter MacKay’s friends have been appointed to the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia. Perhaps that’s...