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Roxham Road, which had become a notorious unofficial crossing for asylum seekers into Canada, closed at midnight on Saturday. But dozens crossed anyway, including one group with a baby and a toddler just after midnight. Police took them into custody, warning them they could be turned around...

http://apple.news/AfMtQ9adtQZyOL8N_sDs9mQ http://apple.news/Ad6DVjriDSzq_KrWJGH799w NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh says he’s “not satisfied” with his party’s confidence-and-supply agreement with the Liberals — signed a year ago this week — because it’s shown him he could do a better job running the...

Former Governor General David Johnston has agreed to take up the post as the “special rapporteur” charged with “protecting democracy” from foreign threats. There’s just one problem: Johnston isn’t actually tasked with finding out any of the things that people care about. According to an...

You’ve already presented a loophole with the “once it becomes public” qualifier…. Governments do donate money to charities, sometimes with their citizens knowledge even. http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2018/12/03/trudeau-criticized-for-tweet-to-trevor-noah-pledging-money-for-cause.html It’s...

http://www.durhamradionews.com/archives/166828 “My goal is to safeguard democracy, encourage people to participate, make sure people feel comfortable voting, and feel safe to vote and are not being influenced in their votes,” Singh said. “That goal is not met by triggering an election.”...

Must be. Interesting though. In December of 2016, interim Conservative leader Rona Ambrose wrote to the conflict of interest and ethics commissioner and to the lobbying commissioner, asking them to investigate Liberal fundraising practices — and in particular, whether people might be using...

This is some truly weird ass shit…. I can only imagine trying to explain this thing in my luggage at customs when travelling.

Han Dong, the now former Liberal MP accused of being part of an election interference network run by the Chinese consulate in Toronto, voted on Wednesday to have a public inquiry. It’s a vote that he would have been pressured not to cast if he were still a Liberal MP. The vote passed with 172...

I’ve heard that windmills swat Birds & Bats out of the air, but nothing about a negative impact on sea life like Whales. Interesting. I’m going to have to Google that later on this weekend.

"The Honourable David Johnson" is not 42 years old but is 82 years old. You might take one for the team with promises of back room deals, and lucrative positions, at 42 yrs old but at 82 years old, plus his pensions, including one for being governor general, I have no idea why he accepted this...

On April 1, the carbon tax will be set at $65 per metric tonne. We are slowly marching towards a carbon tax of $170 per metric tonne, by 2030, which is more than double what it is today. Yet so far, not one study has looked at how the carbon tax will be impacting food affordability in Canada...

Just realized this morning that she was conspicuously absent in the Goat Rodeo.

$16.00 or 1/375th of one nights stay for Trudeau’s room/night….& she resigned over that. (for Trudeau’s at $6000 per night I’m hoping that the orange juice was complementary like the butler)

That’s good. We can call off the search & call back the bloodhound’s. Phew! Haven’t heard a quote or a peep out’a her over this whole Chinese Election Interference thing….as an ‘opposition leader’ and it just seemed…off?

Trying to figure out how to blame this on global warming/cooling/changing?

Weirdly, occurred to me that there’s something missing out of this whole thing. The “Where’s Waldo?” Of Canadian Parliament has been surprisingly silent. Where is Elizabeth May and where does the “Green Party” stand on this whole fiasco? Is she even present in parliament? Is she AWOL...

The Trudeau government determined that there was no “actionable evidence” after it received a CSIS transcript of an early 2021 conversation between Liberal MP Han Dong and China’s top diplomat in Toronto, according to a senior government source – saying conclusions could not be drawn that Mr...

For the last six months, Canadians couldn’t be trusted with knowing which member of the Canadian delegation attending the funeral for Queen Elizabeth last September stayed in a $6,000-a-night room with a private butler. The government refused to say who stayed there, Global Affairs discussed how...

Trudeau knew there was a problem with Chinese interference; the Prime Minister’s Office had reports that Chinese money was being funnelled to Liberal candidates in federal elections, national security agencies had warned that Chinese Canadians were being recruited to assist in the distributing...