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Canada’s immigration office admits it failed to check suspected terrorists’ background

Comprehensive screenings were never done for suspected Egyptian terrorists, including those linked to ISIS torturing who were arrested after plotting an attack in Toronto.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Jul 14, 2025

How the Canadian border has been captured by transgender ideology

'Serving with Pride' group encourages law enforcement to view the world through rainbow-colored glasses.

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Jonathon Van Maren

• May 5, 2025

Canada’s border agency refuses to release detained Jan. 6 fugitive despite Trump pardon

Antony Vo fled to Canada to make an asylum claim to avoid sentencing for four non-violent misdemeanor charges from the January 6 events but is now being held in a British Columbia immigration center.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Jan 29, 2025Jan 30, 2025

Court decision allows Trudeau gov’t to avoid accountability on COVID travel app, top legal group says

Four Canadians who refused to comply with the government's border surveillance program had charges against them withdrawn, but no determination was made on the constitutionality of forcing the unvaccinated to quarantine.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Jul 22, 2024Jul 23, 2024

Canada’s border agency says low risk of COVID spreading via paper used to justify ArriveCAN

The controversial app, which was initially slated to cost taxpayers $80,000 but ended up costing over $50 million, is currently under investigation over allegations of corruption related to government contracts.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Apr 8, 2024Apr 9, 2024

Tech entrepreneurs allege corruption, misuse of taxpayer funds in development of Canadian travel app

One of the experts who testified before the Standing Committee on Government Operations and Estimates recently exposed shady subcontracting deals that were not transparent during ArriveCan’s development.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Oct 31, 2023Nov 1, 2023

Canadian federal agencies have fired at least 3 employees found to be spies since 2017

In addition to the three spies, 307 federal employees have been fired since 2016 after their security clearances were revoked.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Apr 4, 2023

Taxpayer costs of Canada’s maligned ArriveCAN travel app soar to $54 million

'A programmer was able to duplicate the ArriveCAN app in under two days, noting the cost for the app should have been much lower.'

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Anthony Murdoch

• Oct 13, 2022Oct 14, 2022

Pregnant mom says she lost her baby after run-in with officers at airport over Canada’s travel app

'ArriveCan killed my baby.'

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Anthony Murdoch

• Sep 22, 2022Sep 27, 2022

Canada’s troublesome travel app now under investigation over privacy concerns

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada received a complaint that raises concerns with respect to the collection of personal information through ArriveCAN and subsequent use of that information.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Aug 4, 2022Aug 4, 2022

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Canada’s immigration office admits it failed to check suspected terrorists’ background

How the Canadian border has been captured by transgender ideology

Canada’s border agency refuses to release detained Jan. 6 fugitive despite Trump pardon

Court decision allows Trudeau gov’t to avoid accountability on COVID travel app, top legal group says

Canada’s border agency says low risk of COVID spreading via paper used to justify ArriveCAN

Tech entrepreneurs allege corruption, misuse of taxpayer funds in development of Canadian travel app

Canadian federal agencies have fired at least 3 employees found to be spies since 2017

Taxpayer costs of Canada’s maligned ArriveCAN travel app soar to $54 million

Pregnant mom says she lost her baby after run-in with officers at airport over Canada’s travel app

Canada’s troublesome travel app now under investigation over privacy concerns