The Daily Brief

At a press conference in Prince Edward Island on Wednesday, a reporter asked Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre if he’s trying to “court the far-right vote,” citing unnamed “experts” who say he is.

Plus, the Trudeau government is now saying its “two billion trees” program never actually aimed to fund the planting of two billion trees, but is instead a part of other government initiatives aimed at meeting the tree planting goal.

And data analyzed by a think tank found the number of Canadian patients who died while awaiting surgery has increased by 49% year-over year.

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An economist with Scotiabank has blasted Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s immigration targets, saying Trudeau’s immigration levels are causing high inflation levels.

Plus, a Canadian powerlifter, who is a biological man and identifies as a woman, has set the unofficial world record in women’s powerlifting at Canada’s national championship.

And as Canada’s housing crisis worsens, nearly a quarter of Canadian builders reported having to cancel projects this year due to red tape and current economic conditions.

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Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre hits back at a recent smear piece by the Canadian Press, accusing him of “embracing conspiracy theories” about the World Economic Forum.

A new poll reveals most Canadians are opposed to woke changes to our national anthem.

And after winning the Conservative nomination in York Centre, Liberal MPs accused Roman Baber of being “alt-right,” despite Baber being Jewish and having family suffer through the Holocaust.

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A convicted sex offender who lived at an autistic childcare centre in Ontario has been released from jail – again.

Plus, a British Columbia tribunal has sided with a daycare that ejected unvaccinated children during the pandemic.

And rent in Canada continues to spike as the housing crisis worsens.

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A week after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his separation from his wife, Trudeau is heading on a vacation to British Columbia with his family.

Plus, Ontario’s Christian and Jewish communities are pushing for more school choice as faith in the public system declines.

And Premier Scott Moe and Premier Danielle Smith slammed the Trudeau government’s “unrealistic” net-zero electricity regulations.

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A new poll reveals the majority of Canadians believe Trudeau’s immigration targets will negatively impact housing costs – will the government change its approach? Don’t hold your breath.

Plus, the Trudeau government awarded $1.1 million to a Quebec firm to “address hateful propaganda and debunk disinformation targeting 2SLGBTQI+ communities.”

And a new poll reveals the Trudeau Liberals see its lowest approval ratings since forming government.

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American swimmer and women’s rights advocate Riley Gaines slams a University of British Columbia journalism professor who advocated exposing kids to adult genitals.

Plus, Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson threatens to pull billions in funding for provinces that refuse to comply with the feds’ clean electricity laws.

And a Toronto-area food bank reports 95% of its users are not born in Canada.

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How did Canada lose construction jobs during peak season? The latest Stats Can economic update paints a grim picture when it comes to unemployment in Canada.

Plus, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Chief of Staff Katie Telford gets fact-checked by X – formerly Twitter – after tweeting about Conservative MPs.

And a prominent voice among Muslims opposing gender ideology in schools gets subjected to online abuse by progressives.

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Despite concerns about a housing shortage, the Trudeau government is refusing to budge on its record high immigration targets.

Plus, the gaming industry is pushing back against lobbyists from Canada’s music industry who are urging the government to use C-11 to regulate video games.

And newly released CSIS documents reveal the extent of China’s control over the media in Canada.

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In a surprise announcement that shocked Canadains, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau revealed that he and his wife Sophie Grégoire Trudeau will be legally separating.

Plus, an Ottawa man is organizing a protest against gender ideology in schools and is calling on all faiths to join the protest.

And the University of Lethbridge is being sued for cancelling a talk about how wokism is threatening academic freedom.

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