Ali Taghva - The Post Millennial

O'Toole is driving Conservatives into a ditch

Over his term as leader, Mr. O’Toole has systematically failed to present a distinct vision and stick to it.

Trudeau is letting down China's Uyghurs

The Canadian government under Trudeau has rightfully apologized for that true stain on our mutual history. Sadly it seems those words were hollow, as they continue to shirk responsibility to act, in the face of genocide being committed by China. And let me be clear, it is a genocide.

Opinion

Lewis' digital surge translating to real-world momentum

While Erin O’Toole leads Q2 donations, and total unique donors and Mackay leads in terms of the total money raised, Lewis has taken the clear lead in terms of the most important numbers, highest unique donors in Q2, as well as highest number of donations made.

Opinion

To win, the Conservative big blue tent must get bigger

Here is how the Conservative Party of Canada can fight back in 2020.

Politics & Policy

Some Ontario public high school boards to go on fourth one-day strike

Some Ontario students will be missing class, as some Ontario public high schools prepare to go on a one-day strike.

News

Winter storm hits parts of B.C. with heavy rain, wind, and snow

Get ready British Columbia, another winter storm is coming.

News

Alberta’s first case of severe vaping-related illness reported

According to Alberta Health, the first case of severe vaping-associated lung illness has been reported.

International News

Thousands flee as Australia wildfires force state of emergency

At least eight people have died across Australia since Monday.

News

Quebec’s immigration values test now in effect

The province of Quebec led by the Coalition Avenir Quebec now has a values test for immigration applicants.

Canadian News

VIA passenger train derails south of Manitoba

A VIA Rail passenger train has been derailed in Manitoba.

News

Canada’s largest solar farm will be in southern Alberta

A Calgary-based company will provide enough electricity to power 100,000 homes.

American News

Entire class of West Virginia cadets fired after they performed Nazi salute

An entire class of West Virginia correctional cadets have been fired after the Department of Military Affairs and Public Safety released a photo showing roughly 30 individuals performing a Nazi salute during graduation.

News

Starting Wednesday Quebecers under 21 won’t be able to buy legal cannabis

Get ready Quebecers under 21, the over-priced, under-stocked legal provider of cannabis in the province will no longer be allowed to sell to you!

Canadian News

Trudeau government to regulate “illegal content” off social media

Heritage minister Steven Guilbeault’s mandate letter from Justin Trudeau charges him with the creation of new regulations for social media platforms.

News

Toronto police looking for tips to solve 90s murder of pregnant woman

The Homicide Cold Case section of the Toronto police is seeking help on the 21-year-old murder file of a pregnant woman from British Columbia.

International News

China convicts researchers who created gene-edited HIV resistant babies

A researcher who helped create the world’s first HIV resistant gene-edited babies has been sentenced to three years in prison.

Culture

Twelve more really cute Baby Yoda memes

This is a work of art.

News

Ontario prepares for freezing rain and possible power outages

From the GTA to the Ottawa valley, large chunks of Ontario are preparing for freezing rain and potential power outages.

Business & Finance

Liberal minister says government will boost CBC funding

The Trudeau government intends to help the CBC expand its local journalism footprint, alongside extra funding to meet its new mandates.

News

Man charged after 12-hour police standoff in Richmond Hill

Anoshirvan Shirizadeh surrendered on Friday 12 hours after allegedly firing on an officer during a traffic stop.

News

Over 100 pigs stolen from Ontario farm

A whole lot of pigs have been stolen.

Canadian News

Southern Ontario could see major ice buildup, power outages expected

Much of Ontario is now under a freezing rain warning that could cause power outages, including in Ottawa and Barrie.

Canadian News

Canadian Trans activist who campaigned against transphobia found murdered

A 51-year-old trans woman who fought against transphobia has been allegedly murdered.

International News

The next nuclear arms race is here and the US is behind

Move over normal nukes, and hello hypersonic weapons.

Business & Finance

Tesla to begin delivering China-built cars next week

Tesla will start making the first deliveries of its Shanghai-built Model 3 sedans on Monday.