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Health Canada keeps Ottawa drug site open, defying province, police, parents

Ottawa's Sandy Hill hard drug site got a one-year federal renewal in March while Doug Ford declared supervised consumption a ‘failed experiment’ and local police raised safety alarms.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Apr 28, 2026Apr 28, 2026

Lesbians accused of torturing, starving to death 12-year-old foster boy

The two lesbians sent texts about torturing the boy, who was found malnourished in a basement, covered in his own vomit, before reportedly dying of hypothermia and cardiac arrest.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Apr 13, 2026Apr 14, 2026

Liberals are tightening the noose around the necks of Christians in Canada

With the passage of Bill C-9 at Third Reading in Parliament on Wednesday, religious freedom in Canada feels incredibly fragile.

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Jonathon Van Maren

• Mar 27, 2026Mar 30, 2026

Will the Conservative Party ever protect the unborn? Canada’s top pro-life activist weighs in

LifeSiteNews recently sat down for an interview with Jack Fonseca, director of political operations for Campaign Life Coalition.

Analysis

Jacob Bradshaw

• Mar 13, 2026Mar 13, 2026

China accused of using Buddhist monasteries in Canada for money laundering, intel operations

A former director for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police said last fall that an investigation found 'money laundering, corruption, and elite capture, at the highest levels.'

Analysis

Anthony Murdoch

• Feb 25, 2026Feb 26, 2026

Canada’s Catholic bishops support bill to stop euthanasia for mental illness

Canada’s expansion of euthanasia for mental illness is set to take effect in 2027, and the Canadian bishops are urging the faithful to back Bill C-218, which would block it.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Feb 10, 2026Feb 11, 2026

Canada scraps electric vehicle mandate after consumer backlash

Prime Minister Mark Carney said he will put in place tougher greenhouse gas emissions standards for model years 2027 to 2032 and heavily incentivize electric car purchases.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Feb 6, 2026

Conservative candidate needed security due to Chinese agents targeting him in Canada’s 2025 election

Conservative Toronto candidate Joe Tay, a podcaster from Hong Kong, and his supporters faced threats linked to China’s Communist government last year.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Feb 6, 2026Feb 6, 2026

$290 million lawsuit against Freedom Convoy could be put on hold

The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms said a permanent stay is being sought after details of a previous undisclosed settlement agreement emerged.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Feb 5, 2026Mar 2, 2026

Alberta threatens to withhold federal funding unless province allowed input on judicial picks

Premier Danielle Smith said the province must be consulted on all future judicial appointments or Alberta will not agree to provide funding for any new positions.

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Anthony Murdoch

• Feb 4, 2026Feb 5, 2026

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Articles tagged Justin Trudeau

Health Canada keeps Ottawa drug site open, defying province, police, parents

Lesbians accused of torturing, starving to death 12-year-old foster boy

Liberals are tightening the noose around the necks of Christians in Canada

Will the Conservative Party ever protect the unborn? Canada’s top pro-life activist weighs in

China accused of using Buddhist monasteries in Canada for money laundering, intel operations

Canada’s Catholic bishops support bill to stop euthanasia for mental illness

Canada scraps electric vehicle mandate after consumer backlash

Conservative candidate needed security due to Chinese agents targeting him in Canada’s 2025 election

$290 million lawsuit against Freedom Convoy could be put on hold

Alberta threatens to withhold federal funding unless province allowed input on judicial picks