Canada’s public service is collapsing. Let us count the ways

Justin Trudeau meets adoring Civil Servants – What happens when civil servants get partisan?

If you’ve needed a new passport within the last few months, good luck.

Those whose essential travel document expired within the last two years of the COVID-19 pandemic are now facing a harsh new reality when it comes to getting a renewed passport. Long lines, camping overnight outside passport offices, desperation, tears, flared tempers and the occasional fist fight.

That is if they weren’t willing to pony up hundreds of dollars, at a rate of $25 to $50 per hour, to pay someone to wait in line at the passport office for them.


But they’ll all get pay raises and increased benefits at your expense. Our politicians and predatory civil service unions have created a new ruling class.  They hate us.

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Rex Murphy: Liberal ineptitude reaches a new low with the great passport drought

It’s a sad thing about Boris Johnson. His resignation/ouster I mean. Just as we were getting used to his wonderfully comic interludes — the exchange on Putin’s pecs at the G7 last week, that was a real winner — there he is, gone.

That leaves Justin Trudeau — who played backup during the Putin-pecs riff (“bare-chested horseback riding” was his killer line) — without a partner. All very sad. The world needs its chuckles.

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Seniors, low-income earners among those most impacted by rising inflation, economists say

 

Canada is experiencing a rate of inflation not seen since 1983, but economists say not everyone is experiencing it in the same way.

Canada’s inflation rate — an increase in the cost of goods and services measured by the consumer price index — hit 7.7 per cent in May, according to Statistics Canada, driven by a combination of increased cost of living, supply chain issues and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

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Convoy organizers discussed playing ‘race card’ with Lich’s Métis heritage … So What? Trudeau’s Liberals Employ The Identity Politics Grift 24/7

Organizers of the “Freedom Convoy” discussed using their ties to Métis identity to play the “race card” as part of an overall strategy to control their public image and garner sympathy for their cause, text messages suggest.

The messages between Tamara Lich and Chris Barber, obtained by Ottawa police and entered as evidence by the Crown in Lich’s bail hearing this week, indicate how acutely aware the organizers were of the optics of the protest.

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John Ivison: The rot in Canada’s dysfunctional government is coming from the top

At the outset of the pandemic, a small army of unsung public servants was overwhelmed by a Niagara of employment insurance applications, as one-quarter of the Canadian workforce found itself out of work.

Through a combination of ingenuity and dedication, they processed more than two million claims in three weeks and got money into the hands of the people who needed it.

Healthcare, Passports, Inflation, Trudeau wants it all to turn to shit at once. He’ll use it to impose his ruinous green-scam.

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Toronto could spend $68M to house refugees in hotel — weeks after scathing AG report on shelter costs

And you know as I do that most of the “benefit shoppers” will end up in Toronto.

City of Toronto staff have unveiled a plan to lease a North York hotel for more than $68 million and convert it into a temporary home for refugees — just weeks after an auditor’s report slammed the city’s handling of contracts with local hotels it uses as shelters.

Coun. John Filion, who represents the area and is also vice chair of the city’s audit committee, said he only found out about the plan to lease the 17-storey Hotel Novotel from city staff less than two weeks ago. Even so, he said he’s committed to ensuring the red flags pointed out by Auditor General Beverly Romeo-Beehler last month are addressed.

“I’m all over the contract,” said Filion, who represents Ward 18, Willowdale. “I want to know everything that’s going on here.”

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This Is What Happens If You Criticize Justin Trudeau in the Press


Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” talks to New York Post writer and independent journalist Rav Arora. Rav discusses his op-ed criticizing the authoritarian policies of Justin Trudeau. The op-ed lambasted Trudeau for policies like the vaccine mandates that trapped unvaccinated Canadians in their country and the shutting down of bank accounts of protesters who participated in the Freedom Convoy under the Emergencies Act. Rav did not expect Justin Trudeau’s administration to respond in the way that it did. Rav explains why an independent free press is difficult to sustain in Canada and the threats of Western authoritarianism.

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On passports and airports, public patience with Liberals is running out

Here’s a number the federal government would like you to know.

Between February and June of this year, the amount of Canadians travelling by air shot up 280 per cent. In the United States, the increase was just 25 per cent.

The number comes from Transport Canada, and the reason federal Liberals want us all to know about it is because they argue it’s why families are camped out at Canadian airports and why police have had to intervene in unruly passport lineups that stretch around the block.

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Rex Murphy: The Liberals are out to lunch on high gas prices

Does Chrystia Freeland, can Chrystia Freeland, actually think that this is what goes through the minds of people when they see gas costing more than eight bucks a gallon? That they are glad, they are grateful, that emptying their wallets or fattening their credit-card debt is “reminding” them of “why climate action is so important?”

Freeland Fruit doesn’t fall far from the tree.

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WEF infiltrating governments around the world using young global world leaders such as Trudeau

 

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The Federal Government’s Little Secret: Internet Prices Are Soaring

Unlike the costs of other essential goods such as gas and groceries, Canada’s internet price hikes are not driven by inflation. These rising costs come courtesy of the CRTC and federal government, who have handed pricing power to large telecom companies including Bell and Rogers by refusing to implement lower wholesale rates that smaller firms such as TekSavvy rely on to deliver competitive services to customers.

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Shorter Freeland: DIE PEASANTS

Surging energy prices harmful to families, should drive green transition: Freeland

OTTAWA — Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland said the federal government is absolutely concerned about inflation, but dismissed critics who called her callous and out of touch for suggesting the high cost of gas is a reminder of why we need to transition to greener energy solutions.


The Liberals are fanatics.

They are more than willing to sacrifice the economic well being, health and welfare of you and your family to their green-scam masters.

They will of course be comfortably cushioned from the new world order’s harsh realities.

They are no different than the people who ran the Gulags.

Stalin may as well be their mentor – “a single death is a tragedy, a million deaths are a statistic.”

Because that’s what you are to them a nameless number on a list.

When you’re convinced of doing the “Lord’s Work” there is no depravity too great.

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