Bryan Passifiume is a Parliamentary Bureau Reporter with a focus on local news in Canada. He writes for various publications, including Chatham This Week, Brantford Expositor, Edmonton Journal, Ottawa Citizen, and more. Bryan covers a range of topics, including politics, crime, cannabis, and social issues, providing in-depth reporting and analysis to his readers.
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Bryan Passifiume’s reporting largely focuses on local Canadian politics and legal policy regulation. He appears to be particularly interested in covering government announcements and their impact.
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Small businesses angry that long-awaited $2.5 billion carbon tax rebate will be taxed by the federal government.
By: Bryan Passifiume
The song, Haza Salem, became a popular anthem among anti-Israel activists after last year's Hamas terror attacks
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland tweeted the feds won't be taxing carbon tax rebates to small businesses.
By: Bryan Passifiume
Ministries, embassies and agencies spent nearly $8 million to rent paintings and sculptures from the federal art bank since 2016.
By: Bryan Passifiume
Organizers needed $250,000 to ensure the 120th annual tradition doesn't come to an unceremonious end
House Speaker Greg Fergus ruled the government violated parliamentary privilege by refusing to hand over unredacted documents to RCMP
By: Bryan Passifiume
Few MPs were willing to offer comment as controversy surrounding Employment Minister grows
By: Bryan Passifiume
Group says tax dollars shouldn't fund research deemed antisemitic under IHRA definitions, and Canada's anti-racism strategy
Netanyahu, former Israeli defence minister, Hamas terrorist leader all subjects of ICC arrest warrants issued Thursday
By: Bryan Passifiume
The Ontario public worker's union hired Independent Jewish Voices, and anti-Zionist organization, to conduct the training
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