Convenience stores are cornerstones of our communities, operated by responsible retailers who are not just business owners, but neighbours and friends.
These local businesses hold a special place in our hearts and memories, whether it’s grabbing an icy drink on a hot summer day, buying packs of trading cards, grabbing goodies or filling up before a weekend trip to the cottage or campsite.
He makes everyone mad.
Companies that don’t tow the government line on climate change will soon have to, now that Bill C-59 is law. The bill, which received royal assent in June, amended Canada’s Competition Act to prohibit the private sector from “greenwashing” — a move that cracks down on corporate communications to an intrusive degree.
Interesting to me:)
Pic is Largest number of Study permit holders in Canada, by country of citizenship, permitted entry in 2023 alone
India 'wins' by an insane amount@TheophanesRexThe total for 2023 is 682,000 foreign students!! That's f'cked pic.twitter.com/Q6Dlx2mTjP
— Nya Pfannerstill (@NyaPfanner) July 28, 2024
h/t Patti Jo
By now, Justin Trudeau’s unpopularity is not a bug in Canadian politics, but a feature.
It is the starting point for every conversation revolving around the Liberals’ future prospects against the Conservatives in the next election. It figures large when trying to guess the lifespan of the Liberal-NDP deal — how long will Jagmeet Singh and his New Democrats want to remain allied with an unpopular PM?
Although the Liberal government has placed an annual price tag of $60-billion on its commitment to spend two per cent of Canada’s GDP on defence by 2032, unless a boost is on the way, it will still likely fall short when the goalposts funds needed to reach the NATO-sanctioned metric shift.
Canada is unlikely to meet the spending standard first agreed to in 2014 based on its own projections as it is relying on international forecasts for its GDP to guide its defence-spending commitment.
Canadians know they pay too much tax because Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wastes too much money.
The majority of Canadians say the government spends too much money, takes too much money from our pay cheques and wastes money on the wrong priorities. That’s according to a new Ipsos poll commissioned by the Montreal Economic Institute.
Canada’s Trade Minister Mary Ng has dismissed U.S. protests over Canada’s record on protecting copyright owners as merely a “political tool,” according to a staff briefing note.
Blacklock’s Reporter says the United States recently placed Canada on its 2024 “watch list” due to concerns over copyright theft.
Facing mounting criticism for failing to meet the NATO defence-spending target of 2 per cent of the GDP, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government has announced the planned acquisition of up to 12 under-ice capable submarines to patrol the Northwest Passage and the broader Arctic region.
Wait, sorry – what’s that feeling I’m having? It must be déjà vu.
“Their presence will simply make life intolerable for Canadians – particularly Jewish Canadians.”
More than 3,000 Gazans to date have been approved for visas to enter Canada, says a Department of Immigration briefing note, just released by Blacklocks Reporter.
“Canada is the only country in the world with a dedicated pathway for extended family members of its citizens or permanent residents in Gaza,” said the May 27 briefing note. Cabinet “recognizes the situation in Gaza and we are being as flexible as possible to help as many extended family member of Canadians affected by the conflict,” it said.
If there’s any Western government that isn’t struggling now, I’ve yet to hear of it. Public debt, inflation, housing shortages, lawlessness, uncontrolled immigration, ruinous environmental regulations, and progressive ideological nonsense worry or infuriate most people. Rather than looking for solutions, governing elites condescend, berate their critics, and even resort to speech codes and censorship. The real problem, as elites see it, is not their own ill-conceived ideas but ordinary people’s failure to accept them. The German playwright Bertolt Brecht joked about this phenomenon during the East German uprising against Soviet policies in 1953. Instead of crushing the dissidents, wouldn’t it be easier for the government to dissolve the people and elect a new one?
Border Patrol agents in the Swanton Sector of the U.S.-Canada border have apprehended more than 15,000 migrants so far this fiscal year, more than the previous 13 years combined, according to U.S. Border Patrol reports.
Trudeau is a threat to both Canada and the US.
OTTAWA — Upset over anonymous grumbling by their colleagues in the media, some Liberal MPs are demanding it stop and expressing support for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his top cabinet lieutenant, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland.
“I think people are looking at the polling numbers and they get skittish,” said James Maloney, the Liberal MP for Etobicoke—Lakeshore.
Getting skittish? They’re jumping ship.
The Bank of Canada is projecting that the federal government could fall short of its goal to shrink temporary residents’ share of Canada’s population over the next three years.
Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced in March that Ottawa would attempt to reduce their share of the population from 6.2 per cent to five per cent by 2027.
But on Wednesday, the Bank of Canada predicted that the government would miss that target. The bank’s monetary policy report — released as part of its announcement to reduce interest rates — said that non-permanent residents’ (NPRs) share of the population has actually grown since the goal was set in March.
A new survey finds 63% of Canadians consider themselves overtaxed by the federal government, which is spending too much and unwisely, an opinion that is eight percentage points higher than last year.
The MEI-Ipsos poll also found seven in 10 Canadians are dissatisfied with the accountability and transparency of the Canadian government’s spending practices.
The Trudeau Liberals have broken Canada immigration system and with it, public support for that system.
And now we have the numbers to back that up thanks to a poll by Leger for the Association of Canadian Studies.
According to Leger’s findings, 60% of Canadians now believe we have too many immigrants coming into Canada.
I believe Trudeau and his corporate cronies consider Canada’s immigration system to be working as planned.
No one could be this incompetent, suppressed wages, profitable shortages and ethnic votes galore are the goal.
The destruction of Canadian society by mass immigration is deliberate and working to plan.
