Trudeau’s call for a ‘united front’ against the ChiCom Slave State is all about protecting the financial interests of Canada’s Quisling China Class

Canada calls for ‘united front’ against China

In an interview with Global News aired on Saturday, Trudeau said that Western countries must “do a better job of working together and standing strong so that China can’t… play the angles and divide us one against the other.”

“There’s been a bit of competition, amongst friends, because we are capitalist democracies… especially given the extraordinary economic opportunity of the rising Chinese middle class,” he said, all but admitting that economic benefits outweigh the West’s publicly stated concerns about China’s alleged human rights abuses and “coercive” behavior.

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Federal Party Leaders Join Religious Extremists At Islamic Spirit Conference

The most prominent Islamic conference in the Western world, Reviving the Islamic Spirit features dozens of politically-oriented speeches from Muslim clerics and activists. The event is taking place in Canada on Boxing Day, December 26th, 2021.

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OpEd: Will Handgun Bans Prevent Violent Crime in Canada?

My short answer is NO. Not in the slightest.

The Trudeau government recently committed $1 billion to help the provinces and municipalities ban handguns. How on earth they believe that this tremendous chunk of taxpayer money is going to take handguns out of the hands of criminals who would do others harm, is completely mind-boggling to me.

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Philip Cross: A lump of hydrocarbon you really want in your stocking

The importance of low-cost energy to economic growth is seldom acknowledged in trendy calls for a transition from fossil fuels to renewables

Energy is by far Canada’s largest export, accounting for almost 25 per cent of export earnings. Crude oil accounts for the lion’s share of energy exports at 71 per cent, and the oil sands produce 70 per cent of Canada’s oil. Little wonder that over time they have become almost synonymous with Canada’s energy exports. Even in the market glut that saw oil prices fall following 2014, the volume of exports surged 43 per cent, a testimony to the competitiveness of oil sands operations.

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COVID-19: ‘Omicron tidal wave’ is coming, hospitals will be overwhelmed, predict scientists

New modelling shows B.C. could reach 10,000 new COVID-19 cases a day within two weeks, causing hospitals to become overwhelmed with patients, say a group of B.C.-based scientists.

And they believe the only way to prevent that is by shutting down all restaurants and indoor public events for the next three weeks.

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Canadian Medical Association Journal caves to Islamist cult and retracts letter that correctly describes the Hijab as a symbol of oppression

Canadian Medical Association Journal retracts controversial hijab letter

Child abuse

The Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ) has retracted and formally apologized for a letter it recently published about the hijab following calls from multiple organizations and individuals.

Interim editor-in-chief of the CMAJ, Dr. Kirsten Patrick, apologized on Thursday for publishing the letter, which she said “did not contain appropriate subject matter for publication” and “disgusted many readers across Canada.”

The letter, published on Dec. 20 with the headline “Don’t use an instrument of oppression as a symbol of diversity and inclusion,” was written by Montreal pediatric surgeon Dr. Sherif Emil in response to the CMAJ’s use of an image last month of two young girls, one of whom is wearing a hijab, that accompanied a piece on social interventions in primary care.

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Canadian Imam Younus Kathrada: Congratulating People on Christmas Is Like Congratulating Murderers and Pedophiles; It Is a Major Sin

Canadian Imam Younus Kathrada: Congratulating People on Christmas Is Like Congratulating Murderers and Pedophiles; It Is a Major Sin

In a Friday, December 17, 2021 sermon at Muslim Youth Victoria, Canadian Sheikh Younus Kathrada discussed congratulating non-Muslims on their festivals during the Christmas season. Sheikh Kathrada said to his audience that since they would not congratulate fornicators, murderers, or pedophiles, they must also not congratulate people who are insulting Allah by celebrating Christmas. Sheikh Kathrada then prayed for Allah to humiliate the infidels, to annihilate the atheists, to destroy the enemies of Islam, and to support those who wage jihad.

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Canadian air force commander relieved of duties in Kuwait after claims of inappropriate comments

Canada’s military relieved an air force commander of his post in Kuwait on Dec. 7 amid an investigation into claims he made inappropriate comments, CBC News has learned.

The Department of National Defence confirms that Lt.-Col. Philip Marcus was sent back to Canada on Dec. 7, “when concerns over some inappropriate comments that demonstrated a concerning misalignment with our institution’s efforts to evolve our culture were raised” to leadership.

… DND described the alleged comments as inappropriate. Sources who spoke to CBC News but who were not authorized to speak publicly said Marcus was heard making comments about lower-ranking women in the Canadian Armed Forces.

CAF needs to go full tranny. It’s the only culture that fits.

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Maxime Bernier: Cases among the vaccinated are called “breakthrough cases” because the vaccine was supposed to act as a barrier

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‘We’re a careful country’: Freeland contrasts Omicron responses of Canada, U.S.

Speaking to reporters about Ottawa’s response to the recent surge of Omicron cases, Freeland was asked to explain why the White House is reassuring Americans that holiday gatherings are safe if vaccinated, and that the variant is not a cause for panic, while the Canadian government is urging people to stay home and reduce contacts.

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Glavin: The demise of the Special Committee on Canada-China Relations is not a good look

It was one of Parliament’s only open windows into the Trudeau government’s secretive dealings with Xi Jinping’s regime in Beijing. It was one of the few vantage points available for Canadians to get a glimpse of the Chinese regime’s influence operations in Canada.

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COVID news reports often look more like propaganda than journalism

When it comes to reporting on COVID in Canada, the legacy media are failing Canadians.

Journalists don’t report the facts, they only push a narrative – even if it means burying important facts. The result is that journalists sound like government propagandists and their reports look like vaccine infomercials.

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Thousands of truckers prepared to walk due to vaccine mandates, warn Canadian trucking groups

The Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA) says it estimates that up to 22 thousand Canadian drivers will decide to leave the Canada-U.S. market when the Canadian government’s planned cross-border vaccination mandate takes effect on January 15, 2022. (The U.S. government is also planning to implement a vaccination requirement for Canadian truckers on January 22.)

 

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