Trudeau says some politicians are playing partisan games on foreign interference
OTTAWA – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the search for answers on foreign interference should be free of partisanship, even as his party’s MPs have filibustered for more than 24 hours at a key parliamentary committee.
What horseshit, Junior turned a blind eye to Communist China’s election interference because it benefited the Liberal party.
Love him or loathe him, country music superstar Morgan Wallen has a dedicated following, and with the recent release of his new album, One Thing at a Time, his fans have made their devotion known. The album, which has a whopping 36 tracks, debuted at the top of the Billboard 200 album charts, and Wallen set a record with every single one of the 36 tracks appearing on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
Accuracy of leaked CSIS documents is not clear, so let’s not over react
It is possible that Canadian Security Intelligence Service is unofficially correct and that the People’s Republic of China (PRC) embassies, consulates and United Front networks and agents have been, and are, involved in specific efforts to unlawfully impact the outcome of Canadian federal elections.
After all, Australia’s Security Services has openly discussed evidence relating to their election. And European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen pointed out that European countries must keep up their guard against these interferences.
German authorities have called to cancel concerts in Frankfurt and Munich given by Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters. The reason given by the authorities of the German state of Hessen, where Frankfurt is located, is due to his “continued anti-Israel behavior.”
Now, the rocker is threatening to strike back with legal action, saying the claims against him are unfair.
Volkswagen has just chosen to build an electric vehicle battery plant in St. Thomas, Ont., because the federal government offered them large subsidies. How much money? Ottawa isn’t saying.
That is a big deal because we are no longer talking about a billion here or there. The Financial Times reported last week that Volkswagen was putting plans for a European battery plant on hold because it could get €10-billion in subsidies – $15-billion – to build a plant in North America.
Did the federal gov't have to cut @VWcanada a cheque to secure an EV battery manufacturing plant in St. Thomas, Ont.? And if so, how much?
Watch Innovation Minister @FP_Champagne 's interview with @VassyKapelos👇
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— CTV Power Play (@CTV_PowerPlay) March 13, 2023
For a technology that even the car companies are stepping back from.
The European Union is scolding its member states for not enforcing immigration laws harshly enough. Currently, its member states are very lax about deporting migrants who are ineligible for asylum, sending only 1 out of every 5 illegal migrants back to their home countries.
Is the defence of Canada a national priority for the Liberal government?
We will find out when Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland unveils the 2023 budget in two weeks.
But, despite alarms being sounded by current and former senior military officers, it is extremely likely that defence spending on new equipment will be squeezed out by domestic issues like health and affordability.
Chandigarh: The Canadian Border Security Agency (CBSA) has issued deportation notices to over 700 Indian students whose admission offer letters to educational institutions were found to be fake.
Talking to indianarrative.com on phone from Toronto, Chaman Singh Batth said that after passing +2, about 700 students applied for study visa through Education Migration Services, Jalandhar headed by one Brijesh Mishra. These visa applications were filed in 2018 onwards till 2022.
What a mess. h/t DM
OTTAWA – The senator who pushed for Canada’s assisted dying regime to include people whose only condition is a mental disorder says the debate about that policy is now over.
“The issue of expansion has already been decided upon,” said Stan Kutcher, who sits with the Independent Senators Group.
As far as Kutcher is concerned, the what was determined two years ago, when his arguments in the Senate convinced the Liberal government to move forward with an expansion of eligibility.
EXPOSED: Euthanasia in Canada is now disguised as palliative care
Canada’s disturbing slide into offering euthanasia as standard medical practice marks another disconcerting milestone in the degradation of civil society. Even in cases where a person is not deemed terminally ill, Canadian patients and their guardians are now proffered the option of accepting and accelerating their deaths—all in the name of mercy.
San Francisco residents lined up at a city board meeting last night to share their full-throated support of a wide-eyed reparations plan that would award every black resident $5million, wipe their personal debt, guarantee $97,000 incomes for 250 years and $1 homes.
But no one at the emotional meeting – where residents burst into song and begged to be made ‘whole’ – asked how the struggling, debt-addled city might pay for it.
Reparations are being considered in various Democratic cities around America as a means of providing compensation to the descendants of enslaved African-Americans.
With a pathetic 18.7 million viewers, it’s official: the Academy Awards are doornail dead.
It’s over.
There’s no coming back from this.
Two of the biggest movies in history were in this year’s Oscar hunt — Avatar: Way of the Water and Top Gun: Maverick. Still, fewer than 20 million tuned in.
There used to a buffer between “The Stars” and their public, access was controlled.
Social media has made it much easier to be disgusted with Hollywood and Celebrities. That’s a good thing.
TORONTO — Ontario’s labour minister is aiming to solve an excrement predicament.
Monte McNaughton is set to announce Wednesday that he is proposing to amend rules about bathrooms on construction sites to make them cleaner, safer and provide some for women only.
A Ministry of Labour bathroom inspection blitz last month at more than 1,800 construction sites found 244 violations, the most common being no toilets provided, a lack of privacy, or a lack of cleaning.
WASHINGTON — The House Oversight Committee’s staff on Wednesday will finally examine suspicious activity reports sent by banks to the Treasury Department alerting of potential criminal activity involving President Biden’s family.
The committee’s long-awaited review is expected to accelerate Republican Committee Chairman James Comer’s investigation of Joe Biden’s links to ventures in places such as China, Russia and Ukraine.
Quebecers more likely to have unfavourable views of all religions than rest of Canada: poll
… By far, all Canadians — including Quebecers — are the most skeptical of Islam, compared to other religions.
Executives at the doomed Signature Bank produced a Broadway-style musical video to launch the firm in the early 2000s — and its song branded the bank “the stupidest idea I ever heard” and even quipped that it could “diminish and fail.”
Clips of the musical number — now dripping with irony after regulators stepped in over the weekend and took control of the New York-based firm in a bid to stave off a US banking crisis — resurfaced online and went viral this week.
This is a video that Signature Bank made before they collapsed
Kind of in awe pic.twitter.com/C6iS7FT0Xz
— No Bailouts Poso 🚫💰 (@JackPosobiec) March 14, 2023
