Smith must protect democracy from Gondek’s foreign voter scheme
Sensing the urgent need to defend citizens’ rights from an unprecedented and blatant anti-Albertan agenda, Smith has stepped up, heeding the call and acknowledging the true threat that Gondek’s attempt to subvert election laws represents.
Germany introduces flying tax to price people out of travel
Germany has just introduced a new tax on flying with the hopes of pricing poor people out of travelling to reduce their carbon footprint.
Parks Canada gives free entry to immigrants, Canadians still pay full price
In another move showing that the Trudeau government doesn’t care about Canadians, immigrants will now get free admission to all places administered by Parks Canada, but Canadians will not.
Bank of Canada Governor says Trudeau’s spending is keeping inflation high
“Last time I was here, I think I said government spending on goods and services was forecast to grow at about two and a quarter. That has now moved up to two and three quarters. That is somewhat above two per cent, so, yeah, that is not helpful…”
RCMP “on the brink” of collapse in Alberta: Report
Following news from the Management Advisory Board that the RCMP is “stretched thin”, Minister Ellis expressed his deep concerns, saying that it’s time for Alberta to have an independent provincial police agency to address the gaps left by Ottawa.
Canada set to have the most unaffordable housing in the world
Canada is poised to officially become the most unaffordable place on Earth in terms of housing over the coming months based on Canadians’ income levels and ability to afford rent, mortgages, etc.
Nenshi angling to make Alberta NDP the pro-Ottawa party
Despite the fact that most Albertans are staunchly opposed to the federal Liberals, Nenshi thinks Alberta should let down its guard.
Half of Canadians consider eating expired food due to unaffordable groceries
The Trudeau government has broken the economy so badly that over half of Canadians say they have considered eating expired food to save on grocery bills.
Ontario police and Canadian military to hold joint “simulated extreme heat scenario” operation
Between May 3 and 5, 800 army reservists led by the 31 Canadian Brigade Group will join the OPP as part of an operation called the “Trillium Venture”.
Hatred towards Trudeau government reaches all-time high
According to a new poll, anger and pessimism towards the Trudeau government have reached a new high and are by far the predominant feelings felt by Canadians regarding the federal government.