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Canadian News, Politics & Policy

Conservative Party spending plans released, outlines cuts to balance budget over five-year period

On Friday, the Conservative Party outlined their spending plans in a 103-page document, which included repealing the Carbon Tax set out by the Liberal government, pursuing universal basic tax cuts, removing GST from home energy bills, and a slew of additional cuts to government spending.

Dylan Gibbons / Oct 12, 2019

International News

Two Arab plumbers perform job free of charge after learning woman is a Holocaust survivor

Two Arab plumbers in Israel, brothers Simon and Salim Matari, have been praised for their good deed for repairing the pipes of an elderly woman free of charge after discovering that she’s a Holocaust survivor.

Dylan Gibbons / Oct 12, 2019

American News

Arkansas women says brother fed her a “meth sandwich” following arrest

Arkansas siblings Elizabeth Catlett, 29, and Don Furr, 33, face drug-related charges following the former’s accusation that her brother fed her a “meth sandwich.”

Dylan Gibbons / Oct 12, 2019

Canadian News

Just in the nick of time: Thanksgiving to be accompanied by Hunter’s Moon

While the Harvest Moon often appears in the sky as a deep blood red colour, the Hunter’s Moon appears in a mellow yellow orange colour, much like the falling Autumn leaves.

Dylan Gibbons / Oct 12, 2019

Canadian News

Linda O’Leary will not face jail time after fatal boat crash that left two dead

Despite prosecutors initially believing that Linda O’Leary would face a maximum penalty of 18 months imprisonment and $1-million fine, following a brief legal bout, she will only be receiving a $10,000 fine and no jail time.

Dylan Gibbons / Oct 12, 2019

Canadian News

CBC and Rosemary Barton are suing Conservative Party of Canada for copyright infringement

The CBC and The National host Rosemary Barton are suing the Conservative Party of Canada for copyright infringement over the CBC clips used on its “Not as Advertised” website attacking Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau and for using CBC debate clips on the CPC Twitter feed.

Graeme Gordon / Oct 11, 2019

International News

Turkey accidentally fired on US troops in Syria

Turkey’s attack against the Kurds in Syria appears to be way off-track.

Ali Taghva / Oct 11, 2019

Canadian News, Business & Finance

Rent in Toronto is about to get higher

Current rates of $2,300 a month in rent for a one-bedroom apartment will likely rise if new housing is not doubled.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Oct 11, 2019

Canadian News, Opinion

EXCUSE HIS FRENCH: Trudeau says immigration values test A-okay in Quebec, open border a problem

It’s time more news outlets informed English Canadians about the reality of the situation so that a two-tongued Trudeau’s doublespeak in French unravels.

Graeme Gordon / Oct 11, 2019

Canadian News

Liberal MP avoids carbon tax by fuelling campaign vehicle in the U.S.

Liberal MP and candidate Rene Arsenault was caught filling up his campaign vehicle in the United States, where there’s no carbon tax.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Oct 11, 2019

American News, International News

Thousands of American troops sent to Saudi Arabia

According to the Pentagon, thousands of U.S. troops including fighter squadrons, and air defence systems will be deployed to Saudi Arabia in order to ward off further aggression from Iran.

Ali Taghva / Oct 11, 2019

International News

Hundreds dead as Turkey assaults the Kurds

On Wednesday, thousands of Kurds began fleeing from cities near the Turkey-Syria border, as many in northern Syria prepared for a Turkish assault which had been greenlit by American President Donald Trump.

Ali Taghva / Oct 11, 2019

Canadian News, Politics & Policy

Jagmeet Singh jumps to top approval rating among federal leaders

According to the latest leadership job approval poll by Campaign Research, Jagmeet Singh has claimed the top spot, with 49% of Canadians approving of his performance.

Cosmin Dzsurdzsa / Oct 10, 2019

News, American News

Twelve-year-old girl arrested for using finger gun

A 12-year-old student has been arrested after allegedly “shooting” her classmates with finger guns in Overland Park, Kansas.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Oct 10, 2019

Canadian News

Former deputy Liberal PM shames victim of sexual harassment, Catherine McKenna stays silent

Former Liberal Deputy Prime Minister Sheila Copps has once again found herself at the center of controversy, this time for cyberbullying a victim.

Anna Slatz / Oct 10, 2019

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