The Daily Brief

Select Canadian media executives and journalists were accused of being on China’s payroll by a shocking new report on foreign interference.

Plus, federal public health authorities didn’t know if COVID-19 vaccines would prevent transmission despite imposing sweeping vaccine mandates on Canadians regardless.

And Calgary Liberal MP George Chahal is trying to thwart the deportation of Jaskirat Singh Sidhu, the truck driver convicted of dangerous driving causing death in the horrific Humboldt Broncos bus crash in 2018.

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A True North exclusive reveals how on a web page dedicated to cervical cancer, the Canadian Cancer Society apologized for referring to the cervix by its technical name rather than euphemisms such as “front hole.”

Plus, the Bank of Canada cuts interest rates for first time since 2020.

And the CRTC’s new streaming tax sparks backlash from taxpayers and streaming giants.

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A shocking new parliamentary report warned that some elected Canadian officials are knowingly assisting foreign state actors engaging in political interference, most notably working on behalf of China and India.

Plus, economists predict Canada could boost its GDP by over $500 billion if it digs into its critical mineral reserves.

And one Conservative MP wants to see Anthony Fauci face consequences after admitting to the fact that his public health Covid-19 pandemic decrees were not rooted in science.

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It’s “Pride Season,” according to the Trudeau government – and Dr. Jordan Peterson has already had enough.

Plus, Canadians from across the country shared their outrage at the CBC for not showing hockey playoff games featuring Canadian teams.

And another BC United MLA has defected to the BC Conservatives.

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was mocked for his announcement of a “housing design catalogue” when asked what his government was doing to fix Canada’s housing crisis.

Plus, Pierre Poilievre vows to reverse all of the Trudeau government’s laws attacking legal gun owners.

And NDP, Green MPs and a Trudeau-appointed senator want to change the voting age to 16.

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The World Health Organization failed to draft a treaty to drive the global response to a potential future pandemic, but that doesn’t mean it won’t try again.

A legacy media outlet quietly erased the fact that it falsely reported 215 graves were uncovered at the site of the former Kamloops Indian Residential School.

Two men have been charged in a human smuggling case that the U.S. Department of Justice has called a “dangerous scheme” to traffic people from British Columbia into the United States.

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BC Conservative candidate Damon Scrase resigned from his bid to run for the party after the legacy media resurfaced past tweets denouncing some elements of Pride parades.

Plus, former MP Costas Menegakis snags the Conservative nomination in a hotly-contested GTA riding.

And more Ontario school boards are taking big tech giants to court over the effects of social media on students.

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New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs said he had banned a sex education group from presenting at high schools in his province after concerned parents sent him photos of “clearly inappropriate material” being shown at the presentations.

Plus, the Liberals want Canada to take in five times as many Palestinian refugees as originally promised.

And a $3.6 million lawsuit has been filed against the Alberta government by the owners of a pizza shop that was forcefully shut down during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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A taxpayers group is holding the CBC’s heels to the fire after the state broadcaster refused to release records of how much money its senior executives made in bonuses.

Plus, nearly a quarter of Ontario students over 12 have reported recreational opioid use.

And Canada is outpacing other Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development nations when it comes to taxpayers funding foreign aid.

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Despite countless billion-dollar handouts from the government for the electric vehicle transition, sales continue to drop.

And a second Conservative nomination candidate is alleging irregularities in a GTA nomination race after the party disqualified her over a rule violation.

Plus, StatsCan reveals international students studying in Canada are likely to live in unsuitable housing.

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