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By Amy Chen Social media is abuzz with Liberal Party supporters publicly abandoning their membership, some going as far as to tweet photos of themselves cutting up their party membership cards, after their leader and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau decided…
By Nadezhda Vasilieva United States President Donald Trump has ousted Russian President Vladimir Putin as the person referenced most often by Russia’s news outlets in the month of January, the country’s largest private news agency Interfax reported , citing their…
By Amy Chen Donald Trump’s approval at the end of his first 10 days is the lowest since the approval ratings began six decades ago, according to the most recent GALLUP poll. At 43%, President Trump is 10 percentage points…
By Amy Chen, Vancouver A giant banner hung outside Simcoe Grey MP Kellie Leitch's constituency office at Hume and Pretty River Parkway in Collingwood is demanding the Conservative Party of Canada leadership candidate to resign for inciting hatred that led…
By Amy Chen, Vancouver Canadian government berated Fox News today for falsely tweeting to more than 13 million Twitter followers that the mosque attack in Quebec Monday that killed six worshippers and critically wounded five others had been carried out…
Canadians are blaming their own right-wing leaders, not the United States President Donald Trump, for the shooting by a suspected far-right-inspired attacker Alexandre Bissonette at a mosque in Quebec that left six people dead and five others critically wounded. “No,…
The far-right media outlet The Rebel is raising funds to investigate the terror attack that killed six people in Quebec, claiming that the tragedy resulted from a bitter inter-mosque rivalry, even after the authorities identified 27-year-old Alexandre Bissonnette, a known…
A petition calling for the US President to be prevented from making a state visit to the United Kingdom has reached a million signatures in just a few hours. “Donald Trump should be allowed to enter the UK in his…
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau welcoming those fleeing war and persecution in response to the United States President Donald Trump’s executive order banning refugees from seven war-torn nations seems to have been predicted by the popular animated TV show The…
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau reassured those fleeing war and persecution that Canada’s doors will remain open, as United States President Donald Trump banned refugees from seven war-torn countries from entering the US. “To those fleeing persecution, terror & war,…