Following the incoming Trump administration’s creation of DOGE, the Poilievre Conservatives are promising efficiency measures of their own.

Canada Post employees have gone on strike, with their union releasing a list of demands that includes free sex changes.  

In 2024, the Liberals have given $27 million to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA).

Another damning poll against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau reveals that just one in four Canadians want him to run in the next election. 

Over the past two years alone, twenty (20) individuals in Canada have been arrested over ISIS-related charges. 

A convicted human smuggler was granted a new Canadian passport despite having been ordered by courts to surrender his original one.

Edmonton Police are investigating fraud allegations related to Liberal MP Randy Boissonnault’s former business and partner.

French farmers have begun dumping garbage in front of government buildings amid large-scale protests against the EU's proposed changes.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has finally removed Liberal MP Randy Boissonnault from his cabinet amid a flurry of scandals.

British Columbia Premier David Eby has appointed one of Rachel Notley’s former henchmen to lead the Premier’s Office. 

Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi, who hasn’t held a seat since winning his party’s nomination, will remain on the sidelines.

Two Greenpeace activists have been arrested after barricading access to and from Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre’s home.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced plans to buy Canadians’ votes with a 60-day GST/HST pause, and $250 bucks. 

According to unnamed figures close to the President-elect, Trump may be trying to resurrect the Keystone XL pipeline.

David Lavery, a former Canadian soldier has been detained in Afghanistan after being apprehended by Taliban forces near the Kabul Airport. 

Prime Minister Trudeau defended his Hail Mary plan to buy votes on Friday, claiming that he’ll "let the bankers worry about the economy." 

Justin Trudeau told a talk radio host that Canadians are starting to like the carbon tax, despite the fact that polls show the opposite.

SDTC's Vice President stated that it was not her job to report known conflicts of interest to the government. 

StatsCan data reveals that 250,000 asylum claimants are in Canada and waiting for the Canadian government to make a decision.

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre responded to Donald Trump’s threat to impose 25% tariffs on all Canadian goods.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accused Pierre Poilievre of wanting to make marijuana illegal amid debate over Trump's tariff threat.