UN report concludes that Trudeau’s temporary foreign worker program is a ‘breeding ground’ for modern slavery.

A final report by UN investigator Tomoya Obokata concludes that Canada’s temporary foreign worker program is a breeding ground for contemporary forms of slavery.

Prof. Obokata is the United Nations’ special rapporteur on contemporary forms of slavery and a professor of international human-rights law at the the University of York in Britain.

The recently released final report cements Prof. Obokata’s initial impressions, which he first expressed last year after visiting Ottawa, Moncton, Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver on a fact-finding tour.


Trudeau and our so called Captains of Industry are garbage humans, hateful, greed driven pigs.

Together they plotted to import slaves and undermine the economic security of Canadians.

Now we understand why they were so quick to label us “racists” for speaking up in defense of our best interests: Trudeau and his corporate cronies conspired to exploit our poverty for personal gain.

Never have Canadians been faced with so evil a “ruling class.”

It will take years to recover from the economic and social devastation these monsters have caused if it is possible at all.

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Jamie Sarkonak: Feminist Liberal government leaves women in the dust

The chart depicting the rate of domestic violence in Canada from 2009 to 2022 is shaped like a very gentle U. Its lowest point? Somewhere around 2014 to 2016. It’s a problem that’s proven difficult to talk about in Ottawa.

An attempt was made on the last day of July, when the House of Commons Status of Women committee chair, Shelby Kramp-Neuman, convened a meeting on the issue — only for it to end in a meltdown. Kramp-Neuman, a Conservative, had called three witnesses to speak on the matter of violence against women, only to be shut down by Liberal and NDP committee members angered by the ethnic and gender composition of those present, and insisted on discussing abortion instead.

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Federally-funded Anti-Hate Network blacklists Christian pro-life group, claims most hateful group ‘white boys, men’

Federally-subsidized activists claim a Christian pro-life group is a “hate movement” and that most haters are white people, namely white boys and men.

The Canadian Anti-Hate Network (CAHN) published its blacklist after receiving $640,000 from Heritage Minister Pascale St-Onge’s department and others for “research,” per Blacklock’s Reporter.

It will be so much fun voting Trudeau into oblivion.

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Trudeau defends billions spent attracting electric vehicle industry to Canada

OTTAWA – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau defended his government’s decision to spend billions attracting electric vehicle manufacturing, arguing some recent slowdowns in the market are just bumps along the road.

“Canada has positioned itself to be a leader in the EV industry and we will continue to be because those are where the jobs are going to be, not just a couple of years from now, but a decade from now, a generation from now,” he said Monday.

Trudeau is a genius ya know.

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Élie Cantin-Nantel: Canada’s politics are growing more and more Americanized—and Trudeau’s Liberal Party is the worst offender

It’s hardly a new development that the Liberal Party is accusing the Conservatives of importing “far-right American-style politics” to Canada. But one gets the sense the accusations have ramped up. Comparing Pierre Poilievre to Donald Trump, calling him a “puppet of the American right” and asserting that Canadian Conservatives are captive to Republican thinking has been central to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the Liberal Party’s key political message in recent months.

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Trudeau Did This: Cheap foreign labour soars in Canada as young workers are left jobless

(Bloomberg) — It’s getting harder for young Canadians to find a job. A post-pandemic influx of cheap foreign workers in restaurants and retail stores may be making it tougher.

Michelle Eze started actively searching for work around Toronto in October, just as the youth unemployment rate in Canada began to surge. The 22-year-old public-policy graduate sought out teaching and restaurant service jobs to help pay the bills and support her parents, but struck out.

“I was struggling. I was searching on Indeed, looking everywhere, asking friends and like — nothing,” she said. “That was really demoralizing because I had the determination but I was seeing no results.”

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Trudeau’s antisemitic Human rights commissioner resigns after investigation into Israel comments

The recently appointed chief commissioner of the Canadian Human Rights Commission says he has agreed to resign today after an investigation into comments he made in the past related to Israel.

The justice minister launched an investigation after Canadian Jewish organizations raised concerns about Birju Dattani’s past activities.

The repeated hiring of antisemitic Muslims will be  Trudeau’s legacy.

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Most Canadians think adding Mark Carney to cabinet would have no benefit to Trudeau

Less disliked than Trudeau.

While Canadians have a more favourable view of former central banker Mark Carney than Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, most don’t think adding him to the minority government’s cabinet would help the Liberals’ fortunes, according to a new poll by Nanos Research.

Mr. Carney has been often floated as a potential successor to Mr. Trudeau, should he resign. In the meantime, some Liberals have advocated for him to join the government as finance minister to bolster its economic credentials and the Prime Minister has been openly courting Mr. Carney.

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Liberals under scrutiny over unverified $800 school lunch savings claim

Social Development Minister Jenna Sudds’ office did not provide evidence to support claims that the national school lunch program will save families $800 a year.

Blacklock’s Reporter says advocates warn that achieving the program’s goals would require billions of dollars, not the $200 million currently budgeted annually.

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Are Justin Trudeau’s Liberals tired, stale and out of touch — or just bad communicators?

Susan Delacourt: The Liberal caucus is set to meet in a few weeks in Nanaimo, B.C., and while you and I are wary of making predictions, Matt, I’m going to venture one here. The Liberals are going to talk about their “communication problems.” I feel safe making this forecast because it is what Justin Trudeau’s Liberals have been saying ever since their fortunes started to slump in the polls. Is that all this is? A failure to communicate?

No one believes a single word they say.

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GUNTER: Lax refugee screening a welcome mat for terrorists

Liberal Jenica Atwin, the New Brunswick MP who was elected as a Green in 2019 and defected to the Liberals in 2021, has asked the government to loosen up its security screening on refugees seeking to leave Gaza and come to Canada.

Oh, yeah. That’s a good idea. Since Hamas controls who enters and also who exits Gaza, there’s no chance they’d take our loosened regulations as an opportunity to smuggle out Hamas operatives under the guise of asylum seekers.

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Are Canadians willing to help the transition to a greener, cleaner world?

Zap. You’re electrified!

Welcome to the mantra of major economies around the world. The fight against climate change demands action. That means more electric vehicles, more carbon capture and global initiatives such as the Green Climate Fund, launched to help developing countries accelerate their energy transition. Here at home, Canada’s action on climate change has focused on carbon pricing, clean electricity, public transportation, energy-efficient buildings and innovation. The Liberal government has also committed billions of dollars to electric-vehicle (EV) projects.

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MacDougall: Press must call out PMO’s lies

At some future point, historians will need to judge precisely when the free press died in Canada. And while historians are rarely able to identify the exact moment of an institution’s death, this past week is in with a strong shot.

Not that you’d know it. The much-vaunted “free press” certainly isn’t saying much about its own demise. The mighty Parliamentary Press Gallery, a not-infrequent thorn in my side when I was director of communications to Stephen Harper, has been quiet as a mouse. Strike that. The gallery is the dog that isn’t barking.

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