Is A Canada Where Public Opinion Has No Meaning A True Democracy?

In this fundamental of governance we discover a great political paradox. Yet, despite all evidence, no one ever speaks of it. Certainly not establishment media, or so-called “experts” in our academic world.

What has transpired is revolutionary. Public opinion as manifest in the will of the majority has lost all political relevance. Examples are found in immigration policy, refugee intake, carbon taxation, internet censorship and countless other social issues.

No reasonable observer should expect government to adhere to every desire of the general public. In 2021, this privilege is reserved for the smallest slivers of our population. The result is a social inversion of giant proportions.

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GUNTER: Liberal vaccine mandates are all about political gain

In the logistics and delivery industry, it’s called the “last mile” problem. The greatest number of complications usually occur during the final steps of getting a package to your door.

I think that’s where we’re at with the pandemic. We’re close to the last mile and that’s what’s making so many people testy.

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Simmering Canada-U.S. trade dispute erupts into the open

Under Trudeau Canada has ceased to exist.

An emerging trade irritant between Canada and the United States that had been quietly simmering for months has now bubbled into the open.

The Canadian government sent a letter to nearly a dozen senior U.S. officials Friday expressing dismay over an idea being considered in a key American budget bill.

As reported last week by CBC News, Canadian officials have been concerned about a Buy American-type proposal they fear might disrupt the auto sector.

 

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Why are Vaccination Numbers of Children Under 12 Going Down in Government Data?

David Dickson, a retired Liverpool police officer who now runs a cybersecurity firm in Alberta, has been keeping up over the last several months with the Alberta government’s COVID-19 data and various flaws, edits, and omissions he has uncovered over time. Recently he also noticed the Canadian federal government making similar alterations to their COVID-19 data.

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Canada’s food inflation figures are wrong, critics say — mainly because just three grocers supply the data

… Poor data collection on food prices means Canadians may be finding it much harder to put food on the table than the federal government is acknowledging, after all.

Take the federal agency’s own findings, Morrison said. In September 2019, Canadians paid an average of $2.82 for 500 grams of peanut butter, according to Statistics Canada.

In September 2020, that price had dropped to $2.69. And by September 2021, it was back at $2.82.

“I don’t see this in my data,” said Morrison. “We see a range from $3.39 to $5.59 in the current price. And at the highest, we see up to $9.99.”

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Quebec premier says Trudeau must ensure province does not lose a seat

Quebec Premier François Legault has challenged Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to ensure that the province does not lose a seat in the planned redistribution of parliamentary ridings in Canada.

Legault said that, following the recognition of Quebec as a nation by Parliament, ensuring it does not lose political representation in Ottawa is a “test” for Trudeau.

His challenge to the prime minister to protect Quebec’s political influence in Parliament follows Elections Canada’s plans to strip the province of an MP in the House of Commons.

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Taxpayers billed millions for federal gun buyback scheme without any guns bought

Originally the Department of Public Safety gave a contract to IBM Canada to create a framework for the program costing taxpayers $1.1 million. Several months later, that contract increased by $395,6000 after signing onto optional services.

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) has since called the wasteful spending a “boondoggle” for the government.

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Canada’s Freedom Fighters: Canadians Resisting Unconstitutional Lockdowns

Canadians are entering the eighteenth month of government restrictions that are managing and dictating every aspect of our lives.

Arising from these violations of our Charter Rights and Freedoms, are brave Canadians who are speaking out against them.

These are just a few of many of our country’s courageous Freedom Fighters.

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