The past couple of years have provided many examples of extreme weather events that, according to scientists, were exacerbated by climate change.
These events, which used to be featured in the back pages of newspapers or during the final moments of newscasts, are now in Canada. British Columbians endured an extreme heat wave in July, which has been followed this month by heavy rainfall and severe flooding.
The Three Amigos?
I beg your pardon.
Is that an appropriate nomenclature for a conclave of the three finest minds in the statesmanship of our present-day world?
Suzuki’s comments made a stir on social media. Many commentators suggested that Suzuki was ostensibly accepting violence and even encouraging it.
h/t Marvin
Canadians and citizens across the globe must fight back against unlawful mandates, and the complicit legacy media.
The Public Health Agency of Canada has stated that it is “probably going to be quite difficult” to convince Canadians to vaccine their young children.
The Toronto District School Board (TDSB) has banned a plethora of European children’s literature and destroyed 5,000 books for being “offensive.”
As reported by the National Post, some 30 books were burned for “educational purposes” and then the ashes were used as fertilizer to plant a tree.
For many Canadians, Christmas may be a challenging time as a result of ongoing supply chain issues and severe labour shortages.
According to a report by Express Employment Professionals, the combination of high demand, labour shortages and supply chain issues will lead to the “perfect storm” this Christmas season.
In its report, Express indicates that in addition to supply chain delays, the biggest issue for Canadians is a shortage of jobs in the supply chain network.
A “safe” vaccine doesn’t require a document explaining how to handle serious heart issues (IN CHILDREN) resulting from said vax.https://t.co/aNBIfq1ewg pic.twitter.com/jley9xEYkA
— Rise up Canadians! (@RiseOfTheProles) November 21, 2021
Press organizations in Canada have condemned the arrest of two journalists who were detained while covering Indigenous-led resistance to a controversial pipeline project and remain in custody.
Amber Bracken, an award-winning photojournalist who has previously worked with the Guardian, and Michael Toledano, a documentary film-maker, were arrested on Friday by Royal Canadian Mounted police officers who were enforcing a court-ordered injunction in British Columbia. More than a dozen protesters were also arrested.
Who?
A former student of Western University says he’s been expelled from the school after video emerged of him being dragged out of a classroom when he repeatedly violated the school’s COVID-19 vaccine policy.
UNDRIP is only affecting BC so far, wait until it’s in full swing.
The world’s largest exporter of LNG producing videos on how to stop pipelines. Al Jazeera = Qatar.
Multiple forces looking to cripple and control the country.https://t.co/TtD1C4ZUmx https://t.co/rRbDbc6Kqy pic.twitter.com/9C448JFssT
— Simon (@_LoveMTB_) November 21, 2021
Whether using a video of Batman shadowing a public health professional or a picture of a purple cartoon character playing hockey, Canadian health units and science communication groups are trying to find ways to inspire young audiences to get the COVID-19 vaccine days before the country is expected to begin the next phase of its immunization drive.
As senior U.S. officials become increasingly concerned that Russia is not bluffing, the former president of Ukraine is urging Canada to become more actively involved in his country’s bid for NATO membership.
Petro Poroshenko, in an interview with CBC News, said the ongoing buildup of Russian forces on the border with Ukraine lends a fresh urgency to the 13-year-old effort to become part of the Western military and security alliance.
He’s urging member countries to offer a pathway to full NATO membership at the next leaders’ summit in Madrid, and he believes Canada, as an original sponsor of Ukraine’s ambitions, has an important role to play.
Former Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commissioner Timothy Denton has some very direct words for Canadians regarding our Liberal Government’s proposed Internet Censorship legislation.
