The Daily Brief

The CBC is being sued to the tune of $875,000 for penning allegedly harmful articles about an Ottawa detective who was disciplined for investigating infant COVID vaccine deaths.

The BC Conservatives have called on Elections BC to investigate suspected irregularities in ballots cast in the Surrey-Guildford riding and whether non-citizens voted in the 2024 election.

Another Liberal MP has thrown their hat in as a potential candidate to replace Justin Trudeau as leader of the party.

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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said he will follow a “Canada First” strategy in the face of US President Donald Trump’s willingness to use “economic force” to annex Canada.

The Alberta government has unveiled an ambitious strategy to double oil production and increase exports to the US.

Following public outrage in Mississauga, an extreme Islamist group has relocated its conference to Hamilton.

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Opposition leaders rebuked Prime Minister Trudeau and the Liberals following Trudeau’s resignation announcement.

Plus, the terrorist in the New Orleans truck attack travelled to Canada last summer, according to the FBI.

And the University of Alberta plans to ditch DEI policies in favour of intellectual freedom.

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Speaking in front of Rideau Cottage Monday morning, Trudeau said he will resign as Liberal leader and prime minister once his party chooses a replacement.

Plus, Liberal MPs and leftist journalists have a meltdown over Jordan Peterson’s podcast with Pierre Poilievre.

And the City of Ottawa bans vehicles idling longer than one minute per hour for 365 days a year.

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How will Canada’s immigration system look like in 2025? Will we see a mass exodus of people from Canada due to the cost of living crisis?

Will Canadians finally go to the polls in 2025? Will NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh put aside his pension to ensure an election is held as soon as possible?

As school boards become more woke and progressive, will concerned parents opt for more private schooling options in 2025?

It’s the last show of The Daily Brief of 2024 – Cosmin Dzsurdzsa and Clayton DeMaine make their predictions for the new year. Tune in now!

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An annual report by the Department of National Defence reveals the Canadian Armed Forces has been deploying full-time “gender advisors” to Ukraine and other international military operations.

Plus, the Durham Regional Police Association is adding to the growing number of people and organizations calling for an election and for the prime minister to step down.

And the Alberta NDP have held onto a Lethbridge seat in the party’s first electoral test since Naheed Nenshi became the leader.

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For the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Canadian dollar has dipped below 0.70 USD in value.

Plus, according to a new poll, the majority of Canadians want an election now following Chrystia Freeland’s resignation.

And a London councillor who frequently criticizes the city’s approach to addressing the homelessness crisis has had her pay suspended for “harassing” a bureaucrat by quoting his tweet.

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US President-elect Donald Trump criticized Chrystia Freeland’s resignation from cabinet, calling her “toxic” and mocking Justin Trudeau as the “governor” of America’s “51st state.”

Plus, tucked away in the Liberal government’s fall economic statement is a commitment to throw an additional nearly 600 million dollars over three years in taxpayer funds to confiscate guns from law-abiding firearms owners.

And a top NDP official has said his party is willing to defeat the Liberals in a confidence vote if Justin Trudeau hasn’t resigned by next February or March, a timeline that happens to coincide with leader Jagmeet Singh’s pension eligibility.

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The federal government’s fall economic statement blew past the previously announced “fiscal guardrail” that was supposed to keep the deficit below $40 billion.

Plus, the federal Conservatives have delivered another blow to the Liberals, clinching a decisive victory in the Cloverdale–Langley byelection.

And Canada Post employees were ordered back to work as negotiations reached an impasse.

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Finance Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland has announced her resignation from Justin Trudeau’s cabinet, taking aim at “costly political gimmicks” on the eve of the government’s fall economic update.

Plus, small businesses are feeling crushed by the Canada Post strike as their costs soar.

And Alberta unveils its border security plan with sheriff-led patrols and a “red zone.”

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