The UK has become the first country in Europe to approve a hands-free driving car for use on motorways.
Ford has been granted permission to launch its BlueCruise system which allows “hands-off, eyes-on driving” on the 2,300-mile motorway network in England, Scotland and Wales.
Ahead of Friday testimony from his chief of staff on foreign election interference, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he and Katie Telford have talked about the issue “many” times over the years.
“The conversations I have with my chief of staff, and with my entire government, and with our defence and security experts, are ongoing,” Trudeau told reporters on Thursday. “We have been talking about foreign interference for years.”
A Toronto District School Board (TDSB) school hosted a performance by a drag star, leading protesters and counterprotesters to gather outside.
The performance was part of an assembly at York Mills Collegiate Institute on April 12 for Pink Shirt Day, a day to raise awareness about bullying. Some have taken the day as an occasion to focus on bullying against LGBTQ+ people specifically.
Treatment centres, not new safe injection sites, that’s what Anthony Furey is promising if elected mayor on June 26.
It’s about time someone started talking about the issues posed by the impact of hard drugs on our society because it’s at the core of so many problems we are facing.
After a couple of years in the doghouse, the policing technology nicknamed Digidog is returning to the mean streets of New York. Withdrawn by former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio in 2021 after protests by civil liberties groups, the four-legged robotic friend, made by Boston Dynamics, is being brought back by current Mayor Eric Adams, alongside a Knightscope K5 security robot and a device that fires a GPS tracker onto a fleeing vehicle.
Jordan Peterson has been selected to receive the 2023 George Jonas Freedom Award from the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms because of his exceptional contributions to Canada as a free society.
Peterson’s courage and tenacity were on full display on Jan. 3, when he shared with the world that the College of Psychologists of Ontario (CPO) had demanded that he submit to mandatory social-media retraining, or face a disciplinary hearing.
A businessman whose reported donations to the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation led to the resignation of its CEO is the president of a Chinese cultural organization that says it operates under the authority of the communist government.
Federal Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino says Chinese community members in Vancouver have told him of “intimidation, harassment and abuse” linked to foreign governments or their proxies, confirming the need for a foreign agent registry.
Mendicino said he met Wednesday with a “robust cross-section” of people from the communities.
The results, he said, reinforced the need for a registry of agents who are acting on behalf of foreign governments in Canada.
The LPC should be registered as a foreign agent.
In explaining her mandate as Bud Light’s VP of marketing last month, Alissa Heinerscheid made sure to hit all of the requisite buzzwords. “If we do not attract young drinkers to come and drink this brand,” Heinerscheid warned, “there will be no future for Bud Light.” “What I brought to that” endeavor, she continued, “was a belief in, okay, what does ‘evolve and elevate’ mean? It means inclusivity. It means shifting the tone. It means having a campaign that’s truly inclusive and feels lighter and brighter and different and appeals to women and to men.” “Representation,” Heinerscheid concluded, “is sort of the heart of evolution.”
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has opined on who he believes is responsible for the damage to the Nord Stream Pipeline in the Baltic Sea in September 2022, hinting that his own country is to blame.
“I don’t want to get our country in trouble, so I won’t answer it,” Trump said during an interview with Tucker Carlson on Fox News. “But I can tell you who it wasn’t was Russia … It wasn’t Russia.”
If it weren’t so serious, Gavin Newsom’s current assault on red states would be hilarious. What he is peddling as “democracy” is totalitarianism in its worst form. What’s frightening is that there are millions of voters throughout America who will lap up what he’s selling.
They scream loudest when it hurts the most.
Look, they are always going to call you a fascist, but if they are not screaming about what you are doing as loud as their high-pitched voices can go, you are not going against the left anywhere near hard enough. They will insist that any use of conservative power – whether by a Florida governor elected with a 20-point margin or a Tennessee 3-1 supermajority – is illegitimate authoritarianism in their Marxist narrative. This is why we conservatives, instead of caring about the lies that we are “fascist” or “authoritarian” or – of course – “racist,” should use the volume of their howling solely as a metric of our success.
Does Generation Z take anything seriously? Earnestness is “cringe,” being in love makes one a “simp,” and ambition makes one a “try-hard.”
There is a “deeper ideology lurking in the minds of younger millennials & Gen Z,” as Esmé Partridge writes, “the rejection of idealism in all its forms.” Disenchanted with the world, plagued by hopelessness and nihilism, we have become a generation of zombies — a group of youth that is too dead to live and too alive to die.
Worldwide demographic decline will soon pose a serious challenge for humanity.
Today, the spectre haunting the global order is not communism, as Marx predicted, but seemingly relentless demographic decline. We can already see its consequences in everything from the fight over pensions in France to the persistent labour shortages across almost all the high-income world. In the future, a lack of human labour is also likely to accelerate a shift towards automation, reshaping economic and political conflict for decades to come.
A video of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s exchange with a People’s Party of Canada supporter is garnering attention on social media.
Trudeau speaks to a self-proclaimed PPC supporter about the Liberal dental plan, but the conversation quickly veers to religion and abortion, in the two-minute clip posted on Reddit.
PPC Supporter tries to argue with Trudeau at UofM campus this morning.
by u/NoahFromCanada in Winnipeg
