Assault charges dropped against former federal cabinet minister Julian Fantino
The Crown has dropped privately laid assault charges against former federal cabinet minister Julian Fantino following an alleged incident 42 years ago. Continue reading
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How the Liberals plan to help Canada’s veterans
Newly appointed Veterans Affairs Minister Kent Hehr said he looks forward to the changing the dialogue between those who have served in the Canadian Forces and the federal government. Continue reading
Fantino will ‘vigorously defend himself’ against assault allegations: lawyer
Julian Fantino’s lawyer “absolutely denies” the assault charges levelled against the former Toronto police chief, and implied the allegation was an attempt to smear his client during the recent federal election campaign. Continue reading
Francesco Sorbara wins Vaughan-Woodbridge riding, beating Julian Fantino
Liberal candidate Francesco Sorbara has overtaken incumbent Conservative candidate Julian Fantino for the Vaughan-Woodbridge riding. Continue reading
2 former Toronto police chiefs have very different stances on marijuana legalization
By Mark Carcasole Anchor/Reporter
They’re both former chiefs of Toronto Police. They’re both seeking federal office. But Bill Blair and Julian Fantino sit on two opposite sides of the political spectrum, and have two very different views on the legalization of marijuana. Continue reading
Assault complaint made against Conservative Julian Fantino dating back to 1973
A lawyer for federal cabinet minister Julian Fantino says an assault complaint dating back four decades has been made against the Conservative incumbent. Continue reading
Federal Election 2015: Vaughan-Woodbridge riding results
A look at Vaughan-Woodbridge, one of Ontario’s 121 electoral districts in the 2015 federal election Continue reading
Russian foreign minister to miss Canada’s final Arctic Council meeting
Relations between Canada and Russia will likely remain as icy as ever in light of the sudden revelation that Russia not be sending its foreign minister to the upcoming Arctic Council meeting in Iqaluit. Continue reading
Delayed federal budget, leads to uncertainty for veterans: Ombudsman
The two-month delay in the federal budget is also delaying funding and new programs for veterans, said Veterans Ombudsman Guy Parent. Continue reading
Feds spend $700,000 on vets court case
A lawyer for the ex-soldiers says he is “hopefully optimistic” that he can work out a settlement with newly-appointed Veterans Affairs Minister Erin O’Toole. Continue reading