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'What the hell are they thinking?': Poilievre blames Trudeau Liberals for B.C.'s drug decriminalization chaos
The Conservative leader slammed the Liberals for not having yet approved B.C.'s request to scale back its drug decriminalization policy
Judge orders reassessment of former Chinese spy agency employee's Canadian residency bid
By not disclosing the document used to reject Hong Cheng Zhao, IRCC prevented him from responding meaningfully to the government’s concerns, the judge ruled
https://nationalpost.com/news/ex-chinese-spy-agency-worker-residency-bid
New rules will allow international students to work up to 24 hours a week
The new rules announced by Immigration Minister Marc Miller are part of a host of changes to the international student program
https://nationalpost.com/news/politics/international-students-to-work-up-to-24-hours-a-week
Canadian man murdered in Jamaica, body discovered with head partially severed
Decomposing body of 62-year-old Norman 'Andre' White was found by local residents
https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/canadian-murdered-jamaica
Charge withdrawn against Toronto man who allegedly flew terrorist flag at pro-Palestinian rally
Man allegedly waved the flag of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine at a pro-Palestinian demonstration in Toronto earlier this year
India summons Canadian diplomat over pro-Khalistan separatism slogans at Trudeau speech
Video of Trudeau's remarks show spectators shouting 'Khalistan Zindabad'
'Trespassing': University of Toronto warns against protest encampments
At least two schools, the University of Toronto and the University of Ottawa, have unequivocally stated that, while protest is allowed, encampments or occupations will not be tolerated
McGill protesters set up first anti-Israel encampment in Canada
Over a hundred students set up tents and formed a human circle near the center of campus with banners proclaiming, 'Intifada until victory,' and demanding the administration cut ties to Israel
Alberta minister figures out how to keep the lights on: 'I don't have any grudge against renewables'
Grid failure is a big deal. Nathan Neudorf is the Alberta government minister tasked with the gnarly job of restructuring the province's electricity system
https://nationalpost.com/news/alberta-fixing-electricity-grid
Increase in capital gains tax rate could spawn cottage sales boom
Realtors say now could be a good time to buy — or sell
https://nationalpost.com/news/capital-gains-tax-cottage-sales