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Formula 1 in Montreal: The Formula for Success

Formula 1 is coming back to Montreal this summer, like every summer. Are you ready for the rush? It was a rainy, cold, foggy day June 12, 2011 on Montreal's Ile St. Helene. Twenty four hopeful race cars line...

Justin Trudeau and Paul Martin Join Wynne Campaign Trail

Kathleen Wynne was joined by some federal heavyweights while campaigning this week, federal Liberal leader Justin Trudeau and former Prime Minister Paul Martin. It was a well choreographed Three Musketeers act ...

Eve Adams and Natalia Lishchyna Feud Postpones Nomination Race

2015 isn't even here yet, and there are already allegations of improper election practices, with recorded phone calls being used as proof. What is even more bizarre is that this conflict is going on between two...

Ontario NDP Unveils Their Full Platform

The New Democratic Party of Ontario has unveiled their election platform, detailing their goals for Ontario. What's in it? Increased corporate taxes. Tax credits for caregivers. Tuition freezes. Increased fu...

Things get out of hand, President Fired at University of Saskatchewan

The University of Saskatchewan's Board of governors was faced with backlash after the controversial firing of Robert Buckingham, a tenured executive, caused outrage across the province and the country. The back...

Open Letter to Prince Charles: Stop Talking About Putin

Dear Prince Charles, Charlie? Can I call you Charlie? Nah, better stick with Charles, Let’s cut to the chase. How dare you allegedly express an opinion shared by the majority of Western news outlets? Let alo...

Rob Ford’s SUV Impounded After Alleged Mistress Drives Drunk?

Rob Ford's black Cadillac was found and impounded because a 36 year old woman was driving it drunk in Bracebridge, Ontario. Someone other than Ford was caught drunk driving in his Cadillac Escalade in the same ...

Quebec Premier Couillard’s Inaugural Address: 250,000 Jobs Plan

Phillippe Couillard got on the TV today to do his inaugural speech from the throne address to the peasants. He spoke about the time honoured tropes of Quebec politics, notably jobs, fiscal affairs, expanding he...

Revolutionary Alberta PC race begins with Jim Prentice

Moments ago, Jim Prentice, future Saint of Alberta, announced his intentions to run for Progressive-Conservative party leadership after the downfall of Alison "Nanny-on-a-plane" Redford. The ceili...

God Save the Queen: A Day to Celebrate?

God Save our gracious Queen, long live our Noble Queen, God Save the Queen. Send her victorious, happy and glorious, Long to reign over us! God Save the Queen See, I know it. At least the verse ...