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Search ArticlesCanada grants citizenship to nearly 380,000 as Bill C-3 opens door to more
Source: Wikimedia Commons (Joey Coleman) Nearly 380,000 people gained Canadian citizenship last year as the federal immigration department warns its controversial expansion of citizenship by descent could put further pressure on processing times. A total of 376,630 people were granted Canadian citizenship, according to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada figures submitted to the Senate national finance committee and obtained by Blacklock’s Reporter.
Double standard? Kinew’s explicit rap video resurfaces after N.S. minister quits
A sexually explicit rap video from Manitoba NDP Premier Wab Kinew’s past has resurfaced, days after a Nova Scotia minister resigned over his own offensive lyrics. The 2005 video for “Stank B*tch” features Kinew performing with Winnipeg hip-hop group Dead Indians, years before he entered provincial politics. Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸@Tablesalt13 NEW - The FULL LENGTH, previously scrubbed, 2005 music video for Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew's rap song "stank b*tch" has emerged.
Investigation launched after employee of former Liberal MP Raj Grewal murdered
A murder and a home shooting at the residence of former MP Raj Grewal have come to the forefront during ongoing litigation over allegations of fraud involving his former associate. Grewal is currently facing a number of lawsuits in relation to alleged financial misconduct, in addition to an investigation by the Law Society of Ontario over allegations involving his law firm, RSG Law. Freedom of expression is under attack in Canada.
Opinion: Time to clear up the “$400 billion cost” of Alberta independence mystery
Source: Wikimedia Commons Author: Lennie Kaplan Lennie Kaplan is a former senior manager in the Fiscal and Economic Policy Division of Alberta’s Ministry of Treasury Board and Finance (TB&F). During his tenure, he focused, among his other duties, on assisting in the development of meaningful options to reform federal-provincial fiscal arrangements. In 2019, he served as executive director to the MacKinnon Panel on Alberta’s Finances.
Smith vows to crack down on illegal dumping
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is cracking down on the growing problem of people illegally dumping waste, with $10,000 fines and potentially up to two years in jail for those caught committing the act. “We take it quite seriously, and we’re consulting on that now. Anyone who wants to give us feedback should let us know,” Smith told reporters on Wednesda…
đ˘ Juno Jump Start: Two trans inmates in womenâs prisons faced sexual-assault charges
Ottawa acknowledged that two transgender inmates in womenâs prisons faced sexual-assault charges following complaints from female inmates. One inmate was charged in 2020, while another faced two sexual-assault charges in 2024. The filing does not establish that either was convicted. The cases were disclosed as Ottawa defends its policy allowing transgender inmates to request placement in womenâs prisons.
Police arrest suspect in arson outside Liberal MP’s Toronto home
A man charged in the alleged arson outside Liberal MP Salma Zahid’s Toronto home had previously faced a series of charges involving a shooting, armed robbery and stolen vehicles. Toronto police allege an individual approached several vehicles parked in a driveway near Bellamy Road North and Lawrence Avenue East at approximately 1:21 a.m. on August 27. According to police, the suspect poured an accelerant over the vehicles and ignited two of them before fleeing in a vehicle.
Carney taps $500K ‘exit fee’ advocate to lead new digital agency
Source: CPAC (Screenshot) Prime Minister Mark Carney has tapped former Google chief financial officer Patrick Pichette to lead a new federal agency tasked with overhauling how Ottawa uses technology and artificial intelligence. Carney announced Digital Transformation Canada Thursday, naming Pichette its first CEO to modernize government services and cut duplication.
B.C. Conservative revolt spawns new five-MLA party
Source: Ryan Bushby (Commons Wikimedia) Five former B.C. Conservative MLAs have banded together to form a new provincial party, turning a wave of caucus defections into an organized political rival. Rosalyn Bird, Bruce Banman and Á’a:líya Warbus joined Peter Milobar and Ian Paton Friday to form the yet-to-be-named party. It will enter the legislature seeking official third-party status. BREAKING - New provincial party to be formed with 5 former B.C. Conservative MLA’s.
OP-ED: Calgary mayor says “Bullsh*t.” But taxpayers deserve answers
“Bullsh*t.” This was Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas’s performative response to a damning Global News story that revealed the City bureaucracy’s preliminary recommendations for the upcoming four-year budget cycle. Their ask was incomprehensible. If City Council were to approve all the spending requests put forward by the bureaucracy, Calgarians would face a single-year 20.2% increase in property taxes and a 55% compounded increase over the next four years.