In what would be an epic troll if it didn’t adversely affect so many people’s lives and livelihoods, Trudeau suggested he may actually require 80 per cent of Canadians to get two doses before further relaxing border controls.
Canada
A ‘long and expensive’ challenge: Alberta to join TC Energy’s $15B NAFTA claim over Keystone XL rejection
CALGARY — The Alberta government intends to join TC Energy Corp. in challenging U.S. President Joe Biden’s cancellation of the Keystone XL pipeline, in what would be the first time a level of government is directly involved in a NAFTA dispute as an investor, according to legal experts.
Privacy experts concerned about Canada’s forthcoming vaccine passport
“It’s not just going to be used for travel. People are talking about vaccine passports to get into concerts, to get into baseball games, football games, I mean all kinds of activities globally,” said Ann Cavoukian, executive director of the Global Privacy and Security by Design Centre.
Liberal Canada marching towards tyranny as move to criminalize dissenting speech moves closer to reality
In case you haven’t noticed, in the age of COVID-19, our laid-back, ultra-liberal northern neighbor, Canada, is moving steadily toward tyranny, and there are not many people in the country who seem to mind.
Sir John A. Macdonald scrubbed from Canada’s national archives, called ‘outdated’ and ‘offensive’
An educational website run by Canada’s national archives was deleted after management decided that the site was no longer necessary in a “diverse and multicultural” Canada.
Canada Day 2021: Politicians and Patriots Rise Against Trudeau’s Tyranny (Exclusive Videos)
The message from these freedom fighters is consistent and can be applied to all countries attempting to impose continued arbitrary mandates on citizens: To stop tyranny, people must loudly stand together and say “We will not comply.”
53% of Canadians are dissatisfied with Trudeau Government … Only 12% Say Climate Change An Important Election Issue
From Leger.
53% of Canadians are dissatisfied with the Canadian government led by Justin Trudeau.
When we asked Canadians which federal party leader would make the best prime minister of Canada…
22% said Justin Trudeau;
17% said Jagmeet Singh;
16% said Erin O’Toole;
and 20% were not sure which leader would be best.
48% of Canadians feel economic recovery is the most important issue to debate with respect to the next federal election.
12% say Climate change is an important election – less that UBI!
Mom wonders why Canada won’t bring her darling ISIS Terrorist home
Mother of Canadian woman detained in Syrian camp wants answers after another woman freed
The mother of a Canadian woman held in a detention camp for family members of ISIS militants in northeast Syria for four years wants to know why her daughter remains there, after another Canadian woman was released with the help of a former U.S. diplomat just over a week ago.
“You know, I’m happy for her,” the mother told CBC News by telephone in a rare interview. “I’m happy for her family. But why has this woman been rescued and my daughter and her two little children are still in that terrible place?”
Sara — CBC is not using her real name in order to protect the identity of her family — says her daughter knows she made a terrible mistake when she left home to travel to ISIS-held territory in 2014.
Let them rot.
Canadian rights activist says he received death threat for support of Hong Kongers
A Hong Kong-born Canadian who has worked behind the scenes to help dissidents flee the Chinese Communist Party’s crackdown in the former British colony says a threat has been made against his life.
Paul Cheng, who is in his 60s, is a retired computer programmer in Calgary and one of the founders of the New Hong Kong Cultural Club, a Canadian group dedicated to supporting pro-democracy efforts in the Asian territory.
Go incognito
Trudeau names another ex-CBC staffer GG, ticks several diversity boxes
Mary Simon, Indigenous leader, will be Canada’s next governor general: Trudeau
Mary J. May Simon, OC OQ (Inuktitut: Ningiukadluk, born 1947 in Kangirsualujjuaq, Nunavik, Northern Québec)[1] is a former Canadian diplomat and current fellow with the Arctic Institute of North America. Early in her career, she was a producer and announcer for CBC North, and later entered public service as secretary of the board for the Northern Quebec Inuit Association. Simon was Canada’s first Ambassador for Circumpolar Affairs, and was a lead negotiator for the creation of the Arctic Council. She also later served as ambassador to Denmark.
As houses of worship burn across Canada, radio host calls to ‘burn the churches’
The gruesome discovery of nearly 1,000 unmarked graves at the sites of former boarding schools for indigenous children in Canada has triggered a slew of church burnings across the country, and the flames may have been fanned by the comments of a popular radio host.
Focus is on climate as Trudeau hits the road campaign-style
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is back on the road doling out hundreds of millions of dollars in climate spending from his Liberal government.
Majority in Ontario Oppose the Crux of Bill C-10
When asked whether they support a federal government bill to promote and demote content in the results of search functions on social media sites like YouTube and Facebook, 62% of Ontario residents said they oppose this initiative. Of those, 41% said they strongly oppose the government having this power, while only 6% strongly support it.
Residential school survivors call for an end to arson attacks on churches
A group of residential school survivors is calling for an end to arson attacks on churches after several Catholic and Anglican churches were vandalized or damaged by fire following the reported discovery of unmarked graves at former residential school sites in British Columbia and Saskatchewan.
B.C. officials suspect human cause for devastating Lytton wildfire
The wildfire that tore through the small British Columbia village of Lytton, levelling most of the community and killing two people, is believed to be human-caused, the B.C. Wildfire Service said.
The agency is still investigating what exactly sparked the blaze, but said it appears it started in the community and spread from there.
h/t Marvin