Existing laws already give the government the ability to confront hate both online & offline. Power-hungry politicians like Trudeau ignore that reality, in order to ‘justify’ restricting your right to speak freely.
Canada
The CBC is a joke and Canadians are laughing at them
This week, the CBC apologized after blowing an election call for the mayoral race in Quebec City. The CBC’s bungled call led to the wrong candidate rushing to the podium to mistakenly deliver her victory speech. So much for being a “beacon for truth.”
The state broadcaster continues to publish awful opinion pieces – this week, they claim climate change is caused by racism and white supremacy. Is anybody really surprised by how far-left the CBC is these days?
CSIS sees ‘unprecedented’ increase in violent online rhetoric during COVID
Public health officials and politicians continue to be targeted by the anti-vaccine movement, and the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) told Global News that increasingly violent online rhetoric around the “arrest and execution of specific individuals” is a growing cause for concern.
Canada’s top doctor says cooler weather, easing restrictions creating ‘turbulence’
Chief public health officer Dr. Theresa Tam said the bumps in Canada’s trajectory were expected as provinces continued to lift gathering restrictions and as the colder temperatures drive people to spend more time inside.
Organized crime ‘knowingly and actively’ exploited federal pandemic benefits: intelligence reports
According to a recently obtained financial intelligence report, criminals and organized crime appeared to have “knowingly and actively” defrauded the Canada emergency response benefit (CERB) and Canada emergency business account (CEBA) programs.
While oil prices are surging, Canadian crude is getting cheaper
Western Canadian heavy crude is getting cheaper again relative to the North American benchmark West Texas Intermediate (WTI), but it’s not for the usual pipeline-related reasons.
Coronavirus: What’s happening in Canada and around the world on Friday
The latest:
- Health Canada authorizes Moderna COVID-19 vaccine as a booster shot.
- Ontario sees 598 new COVID-19 cases, 4 more deaths Friday.
- What parents need to know about the COVID-19 vaccine for kids. Experts take your questions today.
- Organized crime ‘knowingly and actively’ exploited federal pandemic benefits: intelligence reports.
- Manitobans brace for new pandemic restrictions as COVID-19 case counts rise across multiple regions.
Farmers are struggling with extremely high fertilizer prices
Local farmers are struggling with sharply increased costs. Nitrogen fertilizers currently cost almost three times as much as in the previous year, said the President of the Austrian Chamber of Agriculture, Josef Moosbrugger, at the APA. Significantly increased prices for animal feed, energy, building materials, spare parts, machines and other operating resources would also put a “considerable” strain on the balance sheets of agricultural and forestry operations.
Canada withdrawing nonessential embassy staff from Haiti
Canada said it is temporarily withdrawing nonessential staff from its embassy in Haiti.
The move comes in response to a spike in gang-related violence in Haiti and a severe lack of fuel that has affected hospitals, schools and banks.
Canadians facing a Christmas tree shortage this holiday season
Canadians who want to celebrate the holidays with a perfectly plucked Christmas tree this year may need to make some compromises due to the amount of supply versus demand.
We Must Fix Canada’s Broken Military
It’s all well and good to honour those who served, but we show disrespect to their legacy by allowing our armed forces to have deteriorated to such a brutal extent.
Rupa Subramanya: Canada’s flag and anthem under regular attack by the progressive left
Finally, after more than five months at half mast, the Canadian flag once again flies high. The flag was restored to its traditional dignity just in time for Remembrance Day, when it is lowered by convention, and will be back to full mast on November 12 and hopefully will remain so for a long time to come.
Increased number of Canadians declaring insolvency in third quarter of year
The insolvency numbers are being reported at a time when Canadians are struggling to afford the growing price of groceries and gasoline due to inflation.
Rupa Subramanya: Canada’s flag and anthem under regular attack by the progressive left
Finally, after more than five months at half mast, the Canadian flag once again flies high. The flag was restored to its traditional dignity just in time for Remembrance Day, when it is lowered by convention, and will be back to full mast on November 12 and hopefully will remain so for a long time to come.
Defending Freedom: Vets, Experts on Whether Canadians Would Fight Again
World War II concluded more than 75 years ago, and although there have been regional conflicts where Canadian soldiers have served since then, there’s been no war that tested the willingness of all young Canadians to go to the front lines to defend freedom if called upon.
Retired Lt.-Col. John Selkirk, who spent decades in the reserves and also taught at the Royal Military College of Canada, expressed confidence that Canada would respond to a contemporary threat.
I am not so optimistic, Canada is a 5th column now.