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Tim Hudak Remaining as PC Leader Until July 2nd

The recent Ontario election blowout has left many Progressive Conservatives calling for new leadership, but Tim Hudak is staying put. Tim Hudak will be hanging on tight to his position as PC leader and MPP o...

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300 Charges Laid; 5 Children Rescued in Child Porn Crackdown

More than 40 police services across Canada led a coordinated assault this week against child pornographers and predators across the country. 54 people were arrested, a million images and videos were seized, and...

Montreal Police Fail to Pay Racial Profiling Fine to Farid Charles

Montreal police may be facing Human Rights Tribunal loan sharks after missing the deadline to pay court-ordered racial profiling charges to Farid Charles. When I was eight years old, I had to dish out $50 of...

Gender Neutrality Strikes Vancouver School Board During B.C. Teachers Strike

On Monday, BC teachers went on full strike. That same day, the Vancouver School Board took full advantage of the situation. Faster than a Liberal gets kicked out of a Conservative rally, the school board moved ...

Conservative Attack Ad in Scarborough-Agincourt: Trudeau Wants Teens to Smoke Pot

The Conservatives unveiled a new attack ad in Scarborough today for the upcoming June 30 by-election, but this one wasn't a video. The leaflet they released included pictures of children smoking juxtaposed with...

The Ballad of the Northern Gateway Pipeline (Or Everybody Loses)

The Hon. Greg Rickford's office at the Ministry of Natural Resources was shuttered this afternoon as his office sent out a statement about the government's decision regarding the Northern Gateway Pipeline—which...

Toronto City Councillor Giorgio Mammoliti Wants the Death Penalty For Sex Offenders?

Give the death penalty to sex offenders? Toronto City Councillor Giorgio Mammoliti sure thinks so. In the ongoing City Council battle for and against all-ages raves on the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) ...

F-35s Delayed past 2018 Despite $100bn Department of National Defence Wishlist

Canada is a nation at arms. That’s the way it always has been and always will be. At least, that’s what our government would have us believe. Despite a recommendation today to delay the purchase of F-35s until ...

Public Votes on Top 10 Canadian Heroes: What We Learned

Over the weekend, The Globe and Mail published a list of the Top 10 Canadian Heroes, according to a recent survey commissioned by the Conservative Party of Canada. The survey was compiled for the upcoming 150th...

Newfoundland Premier-to-be Frank Coleman Quits Politics Forever (Probably)

Because of a "a significant and challenging family matter," Newfoundland PC leader candidate Frank Coleman has unexpectedly resigned, leaving the PCs with no viable options less than three weeks before the lead...