David Menzies is a journalist affiliated with Rebel News Network Ltd and NJ Cannabis Insider. His articles cover a range of topics including political events, social issues, and cultural phenomena. Menzies is known for his provocative and opinionated writing style.
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By: David Menzies
David Menzies and videographer Lincoln Jay have an encounter with Adam Josephs, a Toronto cop who rose to infamy during the 2010 G20 summit after he arrested a woman who was blowing bubbles.
By: David Menzies
For the past 13 months, the streets of our great Dominion has witnessed an ugliness not seen in decades.
By: David Menzies
Kurtis Stevenson, a Toronto Maple Leaf's superfan, faces legal action for not drinking a Molson Coors beer – while decked out in Leafs attire – on social media.
As far as Mississauga Mayor Carolyn Parrish is concerned, a Remembrance Day vigil for Yahya Sinwar, the October 7 mastermind, is a free speech issue.
By: David Menzies
David Menzies hears from Greg Carasco, vice-president of operations for Oakville Nissan and Oakville Infiniti, who breaks down the value of a used car, estimating it has a value of around $1,500 — a stark contrast to the $15,000 appraisal given to the vehicle by Service Ontario.
By: David Menzies
Disturbingly, the Canadian and Ontario governments continue to invest tens of billions of taxpayer dollars into EV plants to produce cars that few can afford and most don't want.
By: David Menzies
Mark Joseph, a lawyer with The Democracy Fund, joins David Menzies for an update on Amish families who had liens placed on their properties over unpaid ArriveCan fines.
By: David Menzies
“Going Nowhere,” a collection of paintings by Newark-raised artist Kelly Ann Pinho, will be part of dual exhibitions of Pinho's work, along with
By: David Menzies
“So why not have these weird, absurd crazy things happen? I feel like that to me is, in times like this, the best act of rebellion comedically is through absurdism. And the bar … I don't know if it's lowering or getting higher …”
By: David Menzies
Alas, we regret to report that after four years of drama, Markham, Ont., resident Martin Ross has lost the battle to save his beloved backyard hockey rink. And there's plenty of blame to go around.
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