Liberal government that pays anti-Semites and Antifa supporters caught filtering out dissent to their ‘anti-hate’ agenda survey

Jamie Sarkonak: Trudeau Liberals are filtering out dissent to their ‘anti-hate’ agenda

Internal emails show a question was added to a survey to weed out those critical of the government’s plans after too much negative feedback

Back in April, Canadian Heritage ran online consultations for a future “National Action Plan on Combatting Hate” that could introduce anti-hate laws and curb freedom of expression. While the department publicly encouraged “every person in Canada” to participate in a survey about what this plan should include, email records show that people were screened out if they believed that an anti-hate plan wasn’t needed at all. 

This is a government deserving of your hatred.

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Canadian Gov Funds Report Attacking David Horowitz Freedom Center – Condemning calls to murder Jews is “Islamophobia”, report claims.

An imam prayed, “O Allah! Count their number; slay them one by one and spare not one of them”. A new report funded by the Canadian government claims that his critics are Islamophobes. The targets of the report include the David Horowitz Freedom Center.

The Canadian Islamophobia Industry Research Project, funded by a grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, was set up to “create profiles of key public, media and political figures as well as organizations who produce and distribute Islamophobic ideologies and propaganda”.

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Conservative leader warns of ‘slippery slope’ after Mississauga food bank users seek Euthanasia

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is warning of a “slippery slope” regarding Canada’s medical assistance in dying (MAID) laws, saying it should not be provided to people who have mental illness as their sole condition — his comments coming after people reached out to the Mississauga Food Bank seeking MAID.

“Conservatives believe that we should provide mental health care to people to improve their quality of life, help heal the psychological wounds that are afflicting them rather than giving up,” Poilievre said during a press conference Friday.

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How Ideology Is Becoming Ever More Entrenched in Canadian Government Lingo

Soon after repressive regimes seized power in countries like China and Iran, language began to appear across state communications that reflects those regimes’ ideology and propaganda. Some observers say they are seeing similar trends today in Canada, with ideological terms increasingly becoming standardized throughout government communications.

In China and other communist countries, terms reflecting Marxism’s class struggle are entrenched in all aspects of society, with keywords like “people’s” and “revolutionary” added to wording used by many government bodies and entities. The same is seen in leftist theocracies like that of Iran, which, besides religious terms, espouse the notion of “protecting the disadvantaged” and “preserving the revolution.”

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Many Canadians struggle to afford pricey high-speed home internet in urban areas

Ray Noyes has spent most of his life without a home internet connection.

He lives in Vanier, a densely populated neighbourhood close to Ottawa’s downtown core. Before the pandemic, he would bring his old laptop to the local library or go to his mother’s house and use her computer to check his email.

At the time, Noyes was eligible for the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP), which provided him with $1,169 a month for basic needs and shelter. He said on this budget purchasing home internet was out of the question.

I don’t begrudge anyone making a profit but when it comes to cell phones and the internet Canadians are gouged thanks to our crony capitalist system.

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Near 90 Percent of Canadians Surveyed Support Creating a Foreign Agent Registry Amid Increased Interference from Beijing, Russia

A survey says nearly 90 percent of Canadians support creating a registry of foreign agents, a result that came after Ottawa announced plans to consult the public on establishing such a registry amid growing concerns of foreign interference from China, Russia, and other authoritarian states.

The survey, conducted by Nanos Research on behalf of The Globe and Mail, found that 88 percent of Canadians support or somewhat support a foreign-influence registry, which would require an individual or an entity working for a foreign authority to register with the government. With the registry, the feds aim to make such operations more transparent, where failure to comply would likely result in fines or even prison time.

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Rex Murphy: Trudeau has ensured ‘there is no business case’ for oil and gas

It’s almost exactly a month ago that Germany made a 15-year deal for the supply of natural gas with the kingdom of Qatar.

Qatar was not Germany’s first choice. Readers will recall that Germany Chancellor Olaf Scholz made a special trip to Canada hoping as a Reuters’ news report put it that “a democratic G7 ally would one day ship his country liquefied natural gas to replace Russian gas imports.”

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John Ivison: Why Liberals will have to backtrack on ‘aggressive’ push to bump electric vehicle sales

It was announced with all the fanfare of a Canadian beaver cull. On the Wednesday before Christmas, in a nondescript office building north of Toronto, the parliamentary secretary to the environment minister, Julie Dabrusin, released new government regulations on zero-emission vehicles that will require manufacturers to ensure one-fifth of their cars, SUVs and trucks run on electricity by 2026, or pay a $20,000 per car penalty.

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How Ottawa’s zero-emission vehicle mandate might affect auto prices

It’s no secret the price of cars has risen dramatically in the past two years, which might leave buyers wondering this holiday season if auto prices are about to come down, or if they’re only headed higher.

Auto prices came into focus anew on Wednesday when Environment Canada released its long awaited zero-emission vehicle mandates, which dictate that 20 per cent of all new cars sold in Canada by 2026 be clean vehicles, rising to 60 per cent by 2030, and 100 per cent by 2035. Zero-emission means battery-powered electric vehicles, unless other technology suddenly emerges.

No point buying an EV if you can’t charge it. But then that’s likely the plan.

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Liberal MP’s Play Race Card To Deflect From LPC Links To ChiComs

As critics push Trudeau on China interference, Liberal MP says he has become ‘target’

OTTAWA – Politicians including a Liberal MP and a senator say they fear allegations of Chinese interference in the 2019 federal election will lead to anti-Asian racism.

But opposition critics, including some who say they have borne the brunt of such racism themselves, are accusing them of deflecting legitimate questions that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau must answer.

In an interview with The Canadian Press, Liberal MP Han Dong suggested that claims of Beijing’s interference have been light on detail.

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U.S. considering ban on TikTok as experts warn China could use it for spying. What will Canada do?

The video lasts less than 30 seconds, time enough for a pair of disembodied hands to deftly slice an entire English cucumber into wafer-thin discs.

As entertainment it was certainly minimalist, but the world was impressed. The clip by Canadian culinary star Wallace Wong — aka The Six Pack Chef — garnered 144 million views on TikTok this year.

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Trudeau gov’t uses cringe video to let you know Santa is fully jabbed and boosted

We still aren’t sure which holiday Dr. Theresa Tam is talking about, but I imagine it is that amorphous pagan snow yoga holiday that we all know and love.

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GOLDSTEIN: ‘Ghost of Christmas Waste’ tops this year’s naughty list of political spending

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation’s “naughty list” of wasteful political spending this year is topped by the Trudeau government renting a $6,000-a-night hotel room for five nights as part of an almost $400,000 tab for accommodating the Canadian delegation during the Queen’s funeral.

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