Ottawa unveils national pharmacare plan that covers diabetes, contraception to start

Health Minister Mark Holland released the long-awaited details of the federal government’s pharmacare plan on Thursday, with a commitment to cover some diabetes treatments and contraception.

If this bill, C-64, passes Parliament, Holland will begin negotiating with the provinces and territories on a funding commitment that would cover the cost of providing these medications to people for free.

This is the first step in what could be a much more robust regime in the years ahead, although its future is uncertain, with some provinces already demanding the chance to opt out of the federal program or rebuffing Ottawa’s efforts entirely.

Thank goodness the Transvestites will have access to birth control!

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PETA erects billboard ‘in memory of the pigs killed’ in Ontario truck fire

An animal rights group has erected a billboard memorial near the site where several pigs died when the transport truck carrying them caught fire earlier this month.

The billboard by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), located in the 800-block of Division Road in Windsor, reads in part: If Everyone Were Vegan, It Wouldn’t Have Happened.

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Chicago cop sues city for right to change his race after department allows officers to change genders

A Chicago police officer is suing the city to change his race on his official records after the department said it would allow officers to freely change their gender to match their identity.

Mohammad Yusuf, 43, said in a federal civil rights lawsuit filed last week that he is looking to change from “Caucasian” as he “currently identifies as Egyptian and African American.” However, the Chicago Police Department is not allowing him to change his race.

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Hamas Is More Popular With Gen Z Than Hunter Biden

The militant group Hamas, which killed thousands in Israel and took hundreds of others hostage, are viewed in a better light by Generation Z than Hunter Biden, according to a new poll.

The war between Israel and Hamas, a militant group designated by the U.S. as a terrorist organization, has resulted in approximately 30,000 Palestinians killed in Gaza, including some 12,300 children, the Associated Press reported, citing the Gaza Health Ministry. Israel declared war after Hamas attacked and killed about 1,200 people and took 240 people as hostages.

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Online harms act won’t ban ‘awful but lawful’ content online, says justice minister

Justice Minister Arif Virani says the Online Harms Act won’t give the federal government the power to determine what is and isn’t appropriate content.

The bill, tabled by the Liberal government Monday, includes an amendment to define “hatred” in Canada’s Criminal Code. That definition, Virani said, does not include insulting or offensive content, but rather recognized hate speech like calling for genocide.

“People insult groups or people or races or religions all of the time. That’s going to continue to be awful but lawful,” Virani told The Current’s Matt Galloway.

“But when you call for the extermination of a people, you’re hitting a hate standard that’s already been entrenched by the courts.”

From the river to the sea Virani will invent the crime that fits me.

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Depraved secrets of UN trans expert REVEALED: Australian activist plugs bondage, bestiality, nudism, drugs, and tax-funded sex-change ops

Teddy Cook – UN Degenerate

A transgender member of a new UN panel that’s drafting global health rules has a kinky track record in everything from bestiality to bondage, drugs and nudism, DailyMail.com can reveal.

Teddy Cook, a female-to-male trans Australian activist, started work this month on the World Health Organization’s 20-expert body, drafting care guidelines for trans and non-binary people.

Cook, 45, who describes himself as a ‘professional queer, man of trans experience,’ has a controversial backstory.

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‘I’m Not Trying to Cause a Scene. I Just Want to Get Off This Plane.’

A former senior Boeing employee on why he still won’t fly on a MAX plane.

In 2018, Ed Pierson decided that he could no longer work as a senior manager for Boeing’s 737 MAX program.

At the company’s production facility in Renton, Washington, he had watched as employee morale plummeted and oversight and assembly procedures faltered. He told his superiors but retired soon after. But then fatal MAX 8 crashes occurred in 2018 and 2019. He decided to speak up publicly and was then called to testify before Congress on the problems he says he saw up close.

h/t Mauser

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