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Candice Malcolm

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Journalist, entrepreneur, Christian, conservative. Founder of True North & Juno News (@junonewscom), wife to @Nejatian & mother of 4 🇨🇦
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Juno Jump Start | Tahltan Nation seeks title over B.C.’s trillion-dollar mineral heartland

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By Candice Malcolm Verified
| Juno News
The B.C. government is quietly negotiating one of the largest transfers of Crown authority in provincial history—recognizing legally unproven Aboriginal title over 11 per cent of British Columbia. The “foundation agreement” seeks to recognize Tahltan Nation rights and title over its entire legally unproven 96,000-square-kilometre territorial claim, according to public and FOI-obtained documents by the Northern Beat.
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Juno Jump Start | Carney is considering lawsuits over “misinformation” posts

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By Candice Malcolm Verified
| Juno News
The federal government’s latest attack on free expression is straight out of 1984. An Access to Information memo obtained by Blacklock’s Reporter shows the Industry Department is weighing legal action against social media users accused of spreading “false and misleading information.” The heavily redacted 35-page memo offers no details on the proposed legal action. This contrasts with the Liberal government’s past stance against internet control as a human rights threat.
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Juno Jump Start | Crown seeks harsher sentences for Tamara Lich, Chris Barber

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By Candice Malcolm Verified
| Juno News
After serving her sentence, Freedom Convoy organizer Tamara Lich is expected back in court next Spring following a Crown appeal seeking additional jail time. “My sentence will be served January 21, 2027 and then it’ll be back to court to start this process all over again,” Lich wrote on X Tuesday. In R. v. Barber and R. v. Lich, the Crown appealed the acquittal and sentences of Chris Barber and Lich Tuesday over their roles in the 2022 Freedom Convoy.
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