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Second mansion at Harrington Lake was built in response to Trudeau’s marital trouble
Canada’s National Capital Commission (NCC), the federal agency that manages national heritage properties including the Prime Minister’s homes, was directed to construct a sprawling second mansion at Harrington Lake by the Prime…
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Six Nations billionaire invites MacKay, O’Toole to Grand River to discuss CPC’s relationship with indigenous people
Ken Hill, the billionaire entrepreneur and tobacco mogul from the Six Nations Reserve in Southern Ontario, has extended an open invitation to Conservative Party Leadership candidates Peter MacKay and Erin O’Toole to…
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Elizabeth May wants Canada’s political left to unite as ‘Green Democrats’ under Wilson-Raybould’s leadership
Sources tell The Chronicle that former Green Party Leader Elizabeth May is working quietly behind the scenes to architect a merger between her party and Jagmeet Singh‘s New Democratic Party with the intention of…
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SNC Lavalin executive procured dozens of children for Saadi Gaddafi
MAY 21, 2020 – When SNC Lavalin funded Saadi Gaddafi‘s lavish three-month-long trip to Canada in 2008, the firm showered him with young male prostitutes — most of whom were between the…
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Sophie Gregoire has separated from Justin Trudeau
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Sophie Gregoire have separated. While Trudeau continues to reside at Rideau Cottage, Gregoire is now residing with the couple’s children at Harrington Lake, the Prime Minister’s wooded…
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Gerald Butts fears that indigenous activists are extorting Trudeau with evidence of illegal sex, sources say
Sources close to Gerald Butts tell The Chronicle that the Prime Minister’s principal secretary fears that indigenous activists are in possession of evidence of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau engaging in illegal sexual…
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Sophie Trudeau’s cousin alleges a wide-ranging Liberal Party cover-up to protect pedophile officials
In 2016, after Amy MacPherson was forced out of her job at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation for making unsubstantiated claims and inferences in her reporting, she became a director of the Simcoe-Grey Federal…
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Justin Trudeau and Ben Mulroney had a threesome years before they each married, operatives rumor
Ottawa-based political operatives rumor that Justin Trudeau and Ben Mulroney — both the eldest sons of long-serving Prime Ministers — at least once enjoyed each other’s company during a tryst in the…
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Trudeau pressed by ministers to bring Jody Wilson Raybould back into the cabinet
OTTAWA, ON — In phone calls on Sunday, several of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau‘s cabinet ministers urged him to reconcile with former Attorney General Jody Wilson-Raybould — the first indigenous person to…
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Trudeau releases mandate letters
The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today released ministerial mandate letters to guide Cabinet. “On Election Day, Canadians chose to continue moving forward. People have been clear that they want progress on the…
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Freeland is pushing Trudeau to spend heavily on ‘defense research’ in Alberta to meet NATO obligations
Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland, who is now largely presumed to be Prime Minister Justin Trudeau‘s planned successor, is preparing to bring a mammoth new infrastructure proposal to Cabinet in her new…
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Wilson-Raybould is planning a ‘constitutional reform caucus’ in Parliament — and Scheer may endorse it
The newly re-elected Member of Parliament for Vancouver-Granville, Jody Wilson-Raybould — the only non-partisan person elected to the 43rd Parliament — wants to bring constitutional and electoral reform to Canada. To do it, a…
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Does the Bloc Quebecois have a window of opportunity in Donald Trump’s presidency?
Some political operatives believe that President Donald J. Trump‘s tenure in office is creating a window of opportunity for the Nation of Quebec to engage in direct trade talks with the United…
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Will a weakened Trudeau be able to survive looming RCMP investigations?
Despite losing the popular vote, Justin Trudeau is likely to retain his position as Prime Minister of Canada, though his Parliamentary caucus has been reduced to 155 seats in the House of…
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Trudeau’s West Grey accuser was much younger than first thought
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau‘s underage accuser was much younger at the time of their relationship than was first thought, her father tells The Chronicle. Some in the public discourse pegged the accusor…
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RCMP plans to charge Trudeau with obstruction in SNC Lavalin affair, following federal elections
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police intends to charge Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, his principal secretary Gerald Butts, and former Clerk of the Privy Council Michael Wernick with obstruction of justice related to their involvement…
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Tipped off by PMO, SNC Lavalin CEO left Canada fewer than 36 hours before he was to be arrested
Former SNC Lavalin CEO Neil Bruce fled Canada just three days before he was expected to be arrested on bribery charges relating to a series of meetings that he and an attorney,…
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RCMP source says ‘security risk’ against Trudeau was contrived by PMO staffers
A retired officer of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, who remains in frequent communication with senior figures inside the federal agency, is telling The Chronicle that the widely publicized ‘security threat’ against Prime Minister…
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With landslide loss for Trudeau expected, Wilson-Raybould is likely to run for Leader
It is becoming increasingly likely that former Justice Minister and Attorney of General of Canada, Jody Wilson-Raybould, will run for Leader of the Liberal Party, despite being unilaterally kicked out of the caucus…
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Trudeau accusor lands a seven-figure NDA to keep quiet about West Grey departure
Sources are telling The Buffalo Chronicle that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau‘s accuser has been in talks with a private attorney for more than a week, discussing a heated sexual relationship that began and ended…
