Canadian farmers and activists are launching convoy protests across the country on July 23 to stand in solidarity with Dutch farmers who have been protesting against their government’s climate change policy since June.
Protests are set to take place simultaneously in several provinces, including Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, and Saskatchewan, several social media posts show.
The Biden administration has decided to resume financial aid to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), even though the agency’s school books continue to incite violence and erase Israel’s existence from their maps. This means that US taxpayer money, thanks to the Biden administration, is now once again going directly to an international agency that promotes messages of hate against Israel and denies its right to exist.
The resumption of the financial aid to UNRWA will also help to perpetuate the problem of the Palestinian refugees and their descendants.
So then does Trudeau.
The stark red banners hanging from St. Brigid’s church on Saint Patrick Street are nearly impossible to miss; the white insignia of a tree adorned with maple leaves offering neighbours little indication as to who is behind the new developments at the deconsecrated church.
The group is known as The United People of Canada, a self-described federally incorporated “not-for-profit social enterprise organization.”
Corporate documents show three members on the group’s board of directors: Kimberley Ward, William Komer, and Diane Nolan.
I like how they canvas a guy named Mohamed for his degree of “concern.”
A majority of Canadians aren’t confident in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s ability to deal with inflation.
According to a Maru Public Opinion poll commissioned by Yahoo News, 55% of Canadians said they don’t believe Trudeau has a “solid plan” to weather the country through economic troubles.
The cost of living keeps on skyrocketing.
According to new data from Statistics Canada released Wednesday morning, the Consumer Price Index — the main measure of inflation — hit 8.1 per cent in June.
That’s higher than the 7.7 per cent figure seen in May, and is the highest since January, 1983.
A new survey undertaken by Polling Canada found that Canadians have rated Justin Trudeau the worst Prime Minister of modern times.
Those Who Say (X) Has Been Canada’s Worst Prime Minister:
J. Trudeau: 29%, Harper: 17%, P. Trudeau: 6%, Campbell: 6%, Mulroney: 5%.
With the House of Commons in recess and all the major international summits having wrapped up, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is now spending his summer showing up in random locations.
If you were strolling through Gatineau Park on Friday, you might have seen a loafers-without-socks Trudeau telling stories to a children’s day camp while perched on a tree stump.
Freedom Convoy organizer Tamara Lich is currently sitting in jail awaiting trial on her bail breach charge – an unprecedented situation in Canadian legal history. Other organizers and people involved in the Freedom Convoy are either out on bail or not facing charges at all, so why is Tamara Lich the one who seems to be facing the harshest punishment and why is the state throwing the proverbial kitchen sink at this case?
Canada is in a deep strategic crisis.
In a contest where the democratic world’s economic and political order is under systemic assault by tyrants, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government appears to be dispensing with natural Canadian strengths that would change the geopolitical equation.
The verdict is in: the majority of Canadians believe the scenes unfolding at Canada’s airports are a national embarrassment, and in some cases are so bad that many won’t go near an airport at all until the turbulence improves.
New polling about the state of delays and headaches for travellers at Canada’s major hubs conducted by research group Ipsos suggests that as many as 70 per cent of Canadians feel we should be ashamed on the global stage about our airport fiasco, though only one in 20 say they have been affected by delays.
It’s important to note that Canadians’ frustration with government didn’t start with the pandemic. Housing prices in much of the country were already a problem, in large part due to municipal obstructionism. Timely health care was a perennial gripe, featuring long wait times and federal-provincial finger-pointing over who should foot the bill.
Our military is starved of both jets and ships. Many rural Indigenous reserves remain without potable water. Money laundering is rampant. And the Trudeau government had developed a well-earned reputation for being really good at announcing things, but not so good at delivering them.
Struggling with housing or inflation? Waiting in pain for a hip replacement in “the world’s greatest health-care system”?
If you can’t live with dignity in Canada, take comfort that you can die with ostensible dignity.
In our endeavour to maximize individual liberty, euthanasia has become an inalienable Canadian right.
The federal government’s ArriveCan app is stranding travellers abroad and getting elderly Canadians getting fined because they aren’t tech-savvy. Justin Trudeau and Omar Alghabra claimed it was a Covid app, but it’s gradually morphing into a permanent requirement to enter your own country, True North’s Andrew Lawton says. Also, do Canadians want a fall election?
Trudeau has recently criticized grain growers as the worst emissions offenders. This is what the Dutch government did – demonized farmers.
Farmers in Canada aren’t paranoid. Trudeau has put them next on his kill list. He’s a good little World Economic Forum operative. The Prime Minister is looking to kill fertilizers.
It’s a land grab scheme. You will own nothing.
Close to 60 percent of Canadians appear to be avoiding airports, with some cancelling or postponing travel plans, due to the current situation causing long delays and flight cancellations, a new poll shows.
The survey also shows that a majority of Canadians believe basic services such as airports have been neglected while governments have been focusing on the wrong issues.
“Canadians agree (26% strongly/44% somewhat) that the situation at Canadian airports is an embarrassment to Canada,” says the survey, conducted online by Ipsos on behalf of Global News.
