WHO calls for total overhaul of world economy and agriculture
“Our food systems are harming the health of people and planet… Transforming food systems is therefore essential, by shifting towards healthier, diversified and more plant-based diets,” said WHO Director-General Tedros Ghebreyesus.
Trudeau’s Online News Act has successfully killed local news
Branded as a way to help small outlets get their fair share from companies like Meta, the Online News Act has achieved the complete opposite.
Alberta breaks record for housing starts
Data from the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation has revealed that there were 13,560 new housing starts in the first four months of 2024—an over 60% increase from the same period last year—putting Alberta on track for a record year of housing development likely to continue into the future.
Klaus Schwab resigns from WEF leadership role
Klaus Schwab, now 86, is officially resigning from his leadership role, having gained infamy and criticism during the height of the COVID lockdowns after his book COVID-19: The Great Reset—which was penned before the pandemic even began—caught the public’s attention.
Standard of living in Canada will soon be lowest in 40 years
Canadians are currently experiencing the second-longest and third-steepest decline in living standards in the last 40 years, overshadowed only by the declines in 1989–1992 and 2008–2009. However, today’s decline is unique in that it seems there’s no end.
Digital ID law passes in Australia
According to yesterday’s news release, the Australian government can now move full-steam ahead with establishing an “economy-wide” digital ID system, which is being called “voluntary”… for now.
Mass deportation on the agenda of new Dutch government
“The strictest asylum policy ever. There will be an asylum crisis law; we will withdraw the dispersal law; there will be border controls, mobile and otherwise; there will be a ban on prioritizing status holders for social housing,” proclaimed the new PM.
70% of ‘green’ companies Trudeau gave billions to made no commitment to reduce emissions
It’s just been revealed that 70% of companies who received money through Trudeau’s $8 billion Net Zero Accelerator initiative made no commitment to actually reduce emissions.
BC Conservatives invite Kevin Falcon to buy a membership if he wants to unite
“There have been no official talks taking place with BC United… The last time we had talks with BC United was in December when Kevin Falcon told us to “F*ck off” in response to us reaching out,” explained BCC Executive Director Angelo Isidorou.
Trudeau drops $1.7 million to create 10 jobs
In another abysmal display of financial incompetence, Trudeau announced that he was giving a Brampton pasta manufacturer $1.7 million to create a whopping 10 jobs.