“Plan to bring in South Korean workers for NextStar battery plant sparks backlash.” No shit?

Workers from South Korea will be coming to work on Windsor’s NextStar EV battery factory, sparking backlash from politicians who say the jobs should go to Canadians because of the massive taxpayer subsidies the companies received.

The NextStar EV battery factory, a partnership between Stellantis and LG Energy Solution, received about $15 billion in subsidies from the federal and provincial governments.

How stupid do the Liberals think we are? Good green jobs for … Koreans!

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China decries Canada’s ‘hypocrisy’ after Spavor blames Kovrig for their detention

Beijing has defended its prosecution of two Canadians for espionage, after The Globe and Mail reported that Michael Spavor blames intelligence work done by Michael Kovrig for their nearly three-year-long detention.

Mr. Spavor is seeking a multimillion-dollar settlement from Ottawa, two sources told The Globe, alleging he was arrested in China in late 2018 because he unwittingly provided intelligence on North Korea to Mr. Kovrig, which was later shared with Canada and allied spy services.

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LEDREW: How Justin Trudeau can still win the next election

“I guess Justin is in for a trouncing in the next election.”

I hear this every day, not just in the political and business circles I frequent, but in the cigar store, the hardware store, the beer store, the grocery store — everywhere.


If Junior pulls it off the women of Toronto should be hauled before the ICC charged with crimes against humanity.

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‘Everything is not going right for them’: feds’ confusing messaging on pause on home heating oil carbon pricing puts them ‘on the defensive,’ says Nanos

The Liberals’ unclear messaging on the carbon tax—a key component of their climate change file—is putting them on the defensive, especially since the Conservatives have been consistently clear on cutting the carbon tax, says pollster Nik Nanos.

When Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (Papineau, Que.) announced on Oct. 26 a three-year national pause on the carbon levy applied to fuel for oil furnaces, it was subsequently reported by most media—including by The Hill Times—as a “carbon price carveout for Atlantic Canadians who use home heating oil.”

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Trudeau’s Liberals will try to recapture some public confidence with their fiscal update

OTTAWA — As they’re being pummelled in the polls and an increasing number of Canadians are rejecting the idea that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberals are still capable of managing everything from the economy to climate change, the government will seek Tuesday to recapture some public confidence.

Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland will unveil what’s called the “fall economic statement,” a mid-year fiscal update that’s a mix of reporting on the government’s expenditures and current financial picture, a projection of how that picture might evolve in the coming months and any programs the government sees fit to introduce.

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Taxpayer-subsidized Stellantis battery plant potentially importing international workers

A handful of temporary workers from South Korea have arrived in Windsor to staff up a new Stellantis electric vehicle battery manufacturing plant, according to officials with the Ontario government, raising concerns that massive taxpayer subsidies could be used to employ international auto workers over Canadians.

… On Thursday, Windsor Police posted photos of a meeting with the South Korean Ambassador Lim Woong Son on X (formerly Twitter) to discuss the “South Korean workforce coming to our community.”

“With the new LGEnergy Solutions battery plant being built, we expect approximately 1,600 South Koreans traveling to work and live in our community in 2024,” the force said on social media.

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Have the Liberals Sunk Past a Point of No Return?

The latest numbers from Abacus Data confirmed (and reinforced) several jarring trends going against Justin Trudeau and the Liberals of late. While this is something we at 338 HQ seem to have written countless times since fall began, somehow the numbers have kept getting worse for the Liberals.

Which begs the question: Are the federal Liberals sinking towards a point of no return? (Or are they already past it?)

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GOLDSTEIN: Trudeau ‘excited’ to show Canadians his fiscal responsibility

Says his kids punched him out

Heading into his government’s fall economic statement on Tuesday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he has always exercised fiscal restraint since he was elected in 2015, that Canada has one of the strongest economies in the developed world as a result and electing Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre as PM would endanger those accomplishments.

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This is the “Why” of Mass Immigration: How some of Ontario’s most recognizable companies have become embroiled in alleged labour exploitation scheme

Even in the Holland Marsh, a verdant stretch of land known as Canada’s “salad bowl,” Gwillimdale Farms stands out.

It’s a sprawling 2,000-acre operation, able to pack 350,000 pounds of potatoes, carrots and other root vegetables in a single day. The farm has served as the backdrop for political announcements by Premier Doug Ford, and last spring benefitted from a provincial grant to create “safer workplaces” and “address labour shortages.”

Around the same time, the farm was sourcing workers through middlemen now accused of labour trafficking, according to search warrant materials and court documents obtained by the Star.

This is 3rd World Shit made possible by the UNIPARTY at the behest of their corporate masters.

This is the “Why” of Mass Immigration.

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Advocates claim immigration minister ‘downplayed’ migrant worker abuse

Several agencies calling on Ottawa to provide open work permits for all migrant workers accuse Canada’s immigration minister of dismissing claims of abuse against the vulnerable population.

Legal Assistance of Windsor, Migrante Alberta, and the Association for the Rights of Household and Farm Workers said Marc Miller has “downplayed and completely dismissed the systemic nature of the unjust treatment of migrant workers.”

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Trudeau Government Doled Out $444m In Welfare To Notorius Home Hoarding Corporate Landlord That Doesn’t Need The Funds & Says Millennials Don’t Want A Home

Canada Invests $444m With Company That Says Millennials Don’t Want A Home

Canada keeps repeating it’s spending billions on new housing, but with who, and how does it help? Earlier this week, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland announced $1.2 billion worth of investments to build rentals in Toronto. It turns out over a third of those funds are going into one project—373 Front St East, which are rentals planned years ago. Toronto-based Tricon Capital is one of the owners of the 855 unit project. They are best-known for buying and owning tens of thousands of single-family homes in a short time.


Tricon is a successful firm well positioned to profit from Trudeau’s mass immigration driven perpetual housing shortage.

I wonder if Liberal Party connections exist.

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Justin Trudeau is in a lot of trouble right now — just not with Jagmeet Singh

New Democratic Party Leader Jagmeet Singh doesn’t sound like someone who is ready to walk away from his deal with Justin Trudeau’s Liberals — at least not yet.

The government has just 20 days to introduce and pass pharmacare legislation by the end of the year, as it promised in its 2022 supply and confidence agreement with the NDP. It also has a fall economic statement coming out next week, which could show how much the Liberals are willing to spend to keep that deal alive.

But Singh told reporters flatly on Wednesday that next week wouldn’t be a make-or-break week for pharmacare.

Singh wants his pension. That alone is enough to prop up Junior.

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Justin Trudeau won’t say if Canada will designate the IRGC a terrorist organization … concern that Khomenists in Liberal party may feel alienated

Don’t believe a thing this lying punk says.

A Global News investigation has found evidence that Canada has become a safe haven for affiliates of the Islamic Republic of Iran who are allegedly threatening the lives of Iranian Canadians, and other dissidents in this country.

Critics of the regime are renewing their calls for the Canadian government to list Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard (IRGC) as a terrorist organization.

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