Tristin Hopper

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FIRST READING: B.C. NDP hints at lawsuits if Conservatives win the election they called

By: Tristin Hopper

The BC Conservative constitution technically doesn't allow Lorne Doerkson to remain leader permanently.

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Canada joins U.S. in giving Michael J. Fox its highest civilian decoration

By: Tristin Hopper

Only two other Canadians have ever managed both; Frank Gehry and Lorne Michaels.

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Tumbler Ridge killer decorated guns with transgender flag, chose ‘cute’ outfit for mass murder

By: Tristin Hopper

Jesse Van Rootsellar wanted to livestream murder of children, but worried it might reveal his ‘ugly’ voice

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FIRST READING: The seven words in the Charter yielding all of Canada's wackiest court decisions

By: Tristin Hopper

If a judge is declaring a Charter right to bike lanes or drug trafficking, "life, liberty and security of the person" was involved

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FIRST READING: Just as predicted, immigration cuts keep yielding lower rents

By: Tristin Hopper

The Liberals started cutting immigration 24 months ago, and rents have been dropping ever since.

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FIRST READING: The shockingly small number of men causing all the crime

By: Tristin Hopper

BC just released a criminal with 274 convictions; one for every month since his 18th birthday.

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FIRST READING: Another 'elbows up' celebrity swears allegiance to the U.S.

By: Tristin Hopper

America's elite coterie of "proudly Canadian" celebrities who don't live, work or pay taxes in Canada

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Within 10 days, two pedophile child killers were given temporary passes to leave prison

By: Tristin Hopper

Shane Ertmoed and Douglas Lambier both committed their crimes in the early 2000s. Both have been granted 60-day unescorted leave from prison.

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FIRST READING: Fifteen days, fifteen identity-based criminal sentences

By: Tristin Hopper

Roughly every day in a Canadian court, someone is being considered for a reduced sentence because of race, background or country of origin.

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FIRST READING: Mark Carney's evil regime world tour

By: Tristin Hopper

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney keeps offering effusive praise to the world's worst countries and their leaders.