The Daily Brief

The new interim director of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service authored a report maligning concerns about gender ideology as a domestic security threat.

Plus, Ford plans to build large Super Duty trucks at an Ontario production plant it had originally intended to use for electric vehicles.

And Elections Canada wants to change rules for the political nomination process in the wake of foreign interference, including measures to bar non-citizens from voting in party candidate nominations.

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Minister of Labour and Liberal MP Seamus O’Regan confirmed his resignation and that he will not seek re-election in the next federal election in a statement on Thursday.

Plus, Ford Canada is reversing course and plans on using an Ontario facility originally designated for EVs to produce Super Duty trucks.

And the Liberal cabinet is said to be holding a virtual meeting to discuss “appointments” on Friday, leading some to speculate if the prime minister is considering another cabinet shuffle.

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Police in Ontario are finally admitting that so-called “safe supply” drugs are being exchanged on the streets for fentanyl.

Plus, Immigration Minister Marc Miller admits gang members are exploiting Canada’s immigration system and slipping into the country undetected.

And another legacy media outlet continues to falter as the parent company of Global News saw its stock price hit 12 cents on Tuesday.

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Executives at a British Columbia library decided to ban “Grave Error: How the Media Misled Us (and the Truth about Residential Schools),” a book debunking the political narrative that hundreds of graves were supposedly discovered at former residential schools, before conducting a review of its contents.

Plus, the Trudeau government’s directive to banks to relabel the carbon tax rebates landing in some Canadians’ bank accounts is being criticized as an attempt at putting “lipstick on a pig.”

And Donald Trump’s running mate Ohio Senator J.D. Vance has a history of chiming in on Canadian politics, including by voicing support for the Freedom Convoy.

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A True North exclusive revealed that the Canadian Armed Forces are investigating two of its members over social media posts lamenting that the attempted assassination of former U.S. president Donald Trump was unsuccessful.

Plus, several Canadian university professors are also in hot water over statements about the attempt on the former president’s life.

And as the cost of living crisis continues in Canada, Costco is expected to increase its membership fees this fall.

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Former US President Donald Trump is “safe” after a suspected assassination attempt at a Pennsylvania rally – and True North was on the ground.

Plus, an all-ages nude swimming club in the Toronto area changes its rules after social media outrage.

And Pierre Poilievre vows to close drug injection sites near schools and playgrounds.

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It will take Canada over seven years to meet NATO’s 2% of GDP defence spending target.

Plus, New Brunswick RCMP has arrested an Indian man for allegedly groping 12 people, including minors, at a waterpark.

And authorities have arrested a federal consultant for the Liberal government over allegations of fraud.

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Although Lebanon’s Sharia-based penal code criminalizes sodomy and same-sex relations, the Middle Eastern country supposedly benefits from the Canadian mission’s “intersectional feminist” approach to foreign policy.

Plus, the Quebec RCMP are asking the public to help investigate foreign interference by China.

And Canadians overwhelmingly think that government funding for the media does little to restore trust in the news.

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The CBC quietly approved another round of bonuses for its executives and non-unionized staff, despite recent layoffs and struggling viewership.

Plus, a recent report by the federal budget watchdog revealed that Canada will miss its NATO spending requirement by even more than the Liberals projected in the latest budget.

And Canadians remain proud of the national flag but pride in the economy is at an all time low, according to a new survey.

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Ontario KFC restaurants are now Muslim-friendly with halal chicken and the removal of pork products from the menu.

Plus, a Conservative MP is blasting “woke censors” for erasing a Heritage Minute featuring John A. Macdonald.

And a Bloc Quebecois MP with Canadian and French citizenships boasted about voting in the French legislative elections and said she was “delighted” with surprise results that saw a coalition of far-left parties surge.

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