The Daily Brief

Several pastors and an owner of a cafe have been acquitted of public health charges relating to violating Alberta’s Covid-19 rules and lockdown orders or have had their charges dropped.

Plus, Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservative government in Ontario has doubled down on funding for Diversity Equity Inclusion (DEI) initiatives and left-wing groups.

And Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre’s popularity continues to surge as a new poll indicates Poilievre is even leading among young voters.

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The recent decision by Meta to block news links in Canada in response to the Online News Act has not deterred Canadians from using Facebook, according to a recent data analysis.

Plus, the Trudeau government has issued an LGBTQ travel advisory for the United States - an advisory that is usually reserved for authoritarian states in which homosexuality is criminalized.

And disgruntled New Brunswick PC Party members have failed to trigger a leadership review of Blaine Higgs over his support for parental rights.

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Despite Canada’s ongoing housing crisis, the Trudeau government plans to admit 900,000 international students this year.

Plus, while Canadians struggle to make ends meet, a Liberal Minister is under fire for showing off her extravagant seafood meal on social media. How out of touch are the Trudeau Liberals?

And Statistics Canada dedicated an entire podcast episode obsessing over drag queen story times.

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A judge has stalled the deportation of a U.K. man accused of “serious criminality” because of the wrong pronouns used in a document.

And Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre says parents should have the final say about what is taught to children.

Plus, a new study finds paper straws are higher in cancer-causing chemicals than plastic straws.

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Renowned psychologist Jordan Peterson will appeal the Ontario Superior Court’s ruling that he must undergo mandatory social media training in order to keep his licence with the College of Psychologists of Ontario.

Plus, major Ontario universities are offering racially segregated orientation activities for black freshmen students as part of their “diversity, equity and inclusion” (DEI) agendas.

And some Ukrainians are deciding to ditch Canada due to the high cost of living and other factors.

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Renowned psychologist Jordan Peterson has lost his appeal against College of Psychologists of Ontario over his controversial tweets.

Plus, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland has apologized after she received a speeding ticket in Alberta on Tuesday. The news comes shortly after Freeland boasted about not owning a car, instead relying on public transportation as a means to get around.

And a “diversity, equity and inclusion” presentation given at London, Ontario’s Western University claims merit and racial colour blindness cause “microaggressions.”

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Liberal Housing Minister Sean Fraser said that Ottawa isn’t ruling out capping foreign student visas as the country struggles to contain an affordability and housing crisis while also letting in a record number of international students.

Plus, the Saskatchewan government is requiring children under the age of 16 to obtain parental consent before they change their name or pronouns at school. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is the third premier to stand up for parental rights in the face of rampant gender ideology in public schools.

And a new report reveals taxes have grown by 2,778% since 1961 for Canadians, surpassing the rising cost of housing.

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Former Liberal environment minister Catherine McKenna had harsh words for Conservatives who oppose carbon taxes. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), McKenna called them “arsonists” responsible for the growing number of wildfires across Canada.

Plus, no human remains were found in the excavation of a church basement in Pine Creek, Manitoba, which was formerly part of a residential school run by the Catholic Church from 1890 to 1969.

And a women’s rights advocate is urging Conservatives to protect women’s spaces and categories at the upcoming Conservative Party convention.

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After NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh blasted Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre for favouring “rich investors” in the housing market, Canadians are blasting the NDP leader because it turns out Singh’s wife owns a rental property in Burnaby that is earning income.

And Liberal MPs are not happy with the current status of the Liberal Party under the leadership of Justin Trudeau.

Plus, will you be eating some Bill Gates-funded soil fungus?

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Does Pierre Poilievre support the Trudeau government’s immigration levels? He’s refusing to say.

And struggling Canadians take to social media to decry the cost of living and they’re all pushing one common message – Canada is broken.

Plus, Conservative members are set to debate several anti-woke policy resolutions at the upcoming convention in Quebec City.

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