The Daily Brief

The Trudeau government unveiled its “online hate” bill, which contains $70,000 fines for so-called hate speech and even life imprisonment for hate crimes.

Plus, Joe Rogan called Prime Minister Justin Trudeau a “weasel” and endorsed Pierre Poilievre for prime minister.

And Polish politicians roasted Trudeau over his treatment of Freedom Convoy protesters while the prime minister was in Warsaw on Monday.

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A popular Calgary-based gay talk show host says his show was dropped by the LGBT network OutTV after he voiced support for Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and her recently announced gender and parental rights policies.

Plus, the University of Waterloo has disabled several vending machines on campus after students discovered that the snack dispensers had facial recognition technology installed.

And United States officials have been pressuring the Canadian government to re-impose visas on Mexican citizens after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau did away with the requirement in 2016.

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A True North exclusive reveals Independent MP Kevin Vuong, a Toronto MP who was booted by the Liberals during the last federal election, is considering a move to the Conservative bench.

Plus, decolonization activists at the University of Alberta discussed whether people have to “die off” so Canada can achieve equity.

And Prime Minister Trudeau blames social media drivers and conspiracy theorists for Canadians declining trust in traditional media.

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The British Columbia government thinks that referring to residents as “British Columbians” is too offensive and exclusionary.

Plus, Pierre Poilievre told reporters on Wednesday that female-only spaces should be protected from biological men who identify as women.

And critics are concerned that the Liberal government’s proposed online harms legislation will violate the free speech rights of Canadians.

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Another federal minister is under fire for showing off a lobster feast while Canadians struggle to make ends meet.

Plus, a Liberal MP claims doctor-assisted suicide has nothing to do with suicide.

And a man has been arrested and charged after the attempted arson of a Regina Catholic church.

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A failed lawsuit against the Conservative Party filed by the CBC during the 2019 election cost taxpayers almost $400,000, according to newly obtained documents.

Plus, Canadian youth have some of the worst outcomes when it comes to labour force participation rates according to Statistics Canada.

And the House of Commons passed a motion calling on the Liberal government to review Canada’s record immigration targets with support from all opposition parties.

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Canada’s spy agency admitted that its anti-terrorist arm was monitoring parental rights activists and even compared concerned parents to neo-Nazis.

Plus, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said that he hopes courts will uphold the Charter of Rights and Freedoms regarding Canadians who had their constitutional rights violated for participating in the Freedom Convoy protest in 2022.

And Environment Canada’s own data shows that the Liberal government’s fertilizer emission reduction will result in a zero net change in emissions by the target year 2030.

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GC Strategies was handpicked by the Liberal government to oversee the failed ArriveCan application. It was revealed on Wednesday that the firm has accumulated $258 million in federal contracts over the course of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s time in office.

Plus, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre blasted a pro-drug advocate’s racist tirade at a protest in Richmond, BC, where residents demonstrated against the opening of a safe injection site.

And there’s been a second shooting targetting the home of a Sikh activist in one week.

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A new study has found diversity, equity, and inclusion – also known as DEI - programs in universities lead to even more prejudice and bigotry.

Plus, housing starts in Edmonton hit a new low even as its population balloons due to an increase of immigrants.

And MPs shut down a Conservative motion to condemn the attempted arson at the Blessed Sacrament Parish church in Regina.

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Auditor General Karen Hogan released a scathing report revealing the ArriveCan app cost Canadian taxpayers an estimated $59.5 million with little value provided.

Plus, a prominent Toronto lawyer says the Trudeau government’s ‘diversity, equity and inclusion’ agenda is contributing to judicial vacancies that are resulting in serious criminal trials being tossed.

And police are investigating the arson of a Regina church that was set ablaze by man in a balaclava.

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