The Daily Brief

The Liberals will extend Canadian citizenship to any child born to Canadian parents who have resided in Canada for at least three years.

Plus, Canadians are concerned that the capital gains tax hike announced in the last budget will negatively affect access to healthcare.

And MPs who have recently travelled to China will have some explaining to do now that they are being called to testify before a House of Commons committee.

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Meta may have won out in its battle against the Trudeau government’s Online News Act, according to a new study by the Media Ecosystem Observatory.

Plus, convicted terrorist Omar Khadr’s appeal to drop war crime convictions and reverse a guilty plea for crimes he committed when he was 15 years old was shot down by the U.S. Supreme Court.

And instances of antisemitism stemming from anti-Israel protests across Canada have prompted a petition aiming to outlaw popular slogans heard at anti-Israel rallies as hate speech.

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A True North exclusive reveals Canadian taxpayers have been billed over $30 million to enrich diversity, equity and inclusion consultants across all federal departments since 2019.

Plus, the Conservatives hope to rally the NDP to remove House Speaker Greg Fergus and trigger a non-confidence vote in the House of Commons.

And hospitals are struggling as homeless people stay twice as long and cost more than double to support.

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The Jewish community in Toronto rallied around a young student who felt too unsafe to walk to school.

Plus, an immigration lawyer warns Canada that taking in Gazan refugees presents “serious security risks.”

And a new study reveals Canada is heading for a prolonged decline in living standards.

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In the days leading up to murderer Luka Magnotta’s transfer to a medium-security prison, Correctional Services Canada told staff not to notify the public of the move.

Plus, the BC Conservatives have downplayed media speculation that there could be a merger with BC United after the latter’s leader hinted at working together to defeat the ruling NDP.

And the Ontario government shut down any provincial support for decriminalization in Toronto as the city awaits on the outcome of its application.

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Alberta joins large chorus of critics calling for the federal Liberals to cancel its proposed capital gains tax hike.

Plus, anti-Israel students in Nova Scotia are escalating their demands, now requesting free tuition, housing and a review of Judaism courses.

And Pierre Poilievre proposes a bill to protect staff and patients from harm caused by illicit drug use inside of hospitals.

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New documents reveal that asylum claimants who are crossing illegally into Canada are cashing in on hefty daily stipends at the expense of taxpayers.

Plus, proposed changes to Ontario’s Highway Traffic Act will see repeat auto thieves having their licences revoked for life, in an attempt to quash the auto theft crisis.

And at a free speech event hosted by Rebel News in Toronto, journalist Glenn Greenwald challenged a Canadian audience to defend the free speech of those whose views they most oppose.

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An RCMP review of the federal police response to the 2022 Freedom Convoy reveals that officers were uncomfortable with the unprecedented invocation of the Emergencies Act and felt immense pressure from government officials.

Plus, Pierre Poilievre is calling for an investigation into Jagmeet Singh’s brother for connection to a firm lobbying for Metro.

And Edmonton police dismantle an anti-Israel encampment at the University of Alberta.

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Despite a Liberal Minister’s attempt to disrupt the event, Rebel News successfully hosted its first Rumble Live event on Friday, which featured prominent guest Donald Trump Jr.

Plus, antisemitism and far-left extremism are a common occurrence at protest encampments across Canadian universities.

And anger towards government, economy and policies reaches a record high among Canadians.

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Elon Musk called the Liberal government’s online harms bill, Bill C-63, an affront to the rights of Canadians.

Plus,the annual March for Life saw hundreds of Canadians descend on Ottawa to demand an end to abortion Canada.

And Rex Murphy, a man whose career spanned decades and whose influence touched the hearts of many, has passed away at the age of 77 after a valiant battle with cancer.

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