O’Toole says ‘small group of activists’ using Canada’s past injustices to ‘attack the very idea of Canada’

Recently, some cities in British Columbia have cancelled Canada Day celebrations, such as Penticton and Victoria BC. Mayor of Penticton John Vassilaki said that when he heard about the discovery of remains in Kamloops of 215 children, he “thought it was appropriate to hold back and wait to see what the federal government was going to announce.”

They’re called the Liberal party, the very demographic O’Toole has been courting.

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China, Russia exploiting high-tech in ‘hybrid warfare’ costs up to $100B per year in Canada: report

Hostile military and intelligence forces are targeting Canada in a new “sophisticated, multifaceted” type of warfare using a range of tools from criminal gangs to cyber-hackers to high-tech companies such as Huawei and China Telecom, the author of a newly released national security report alleges.

Thank your government and corporate class for this state of affairs,
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Does Canada still need the CBC?

Those on the right are very quick to disparage the CBC and accuse it of political bias, while those on the left will always come to its defence and point to its alleged cultural importance. Who’s right? In this episode of Chicks and Balances, Sam breaks down the purpose of the CBC, it’s place in the greater Canadian media landscape, and instances of bias. Does Canada Still Need The CBC?

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John Robson: Racial segregation in schools is apparently now cool

A “Summer Learning Opportunities” note included “Stress Lessons: From Stressed out to Chilled Out” then “Sankofa Summer Academy for Black Youth/ The (Ottawa-Carleton District School Board) Continuing Education department will offer a virtual reach ahead credit opportunity for African, Black and Caribbean Grade 8 students entering Grade 9 (or Grade 9 students who have not completed Grade 9 English). Eligible students will have the opportunity to earn an Academic English credit over the summer before they start high school. The course will be taught from an Afro-Centric perspective (Black writers and the history, culture, ideas, and values reflected in their work).”

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