CDC announces new reason to give up your rights: H5N1 bird flu
The CDC just announced a new virus to be worried about: the very scary H5N1 bird flu, which was found in a single male inmate in Colorado who felt tired.
Canadians fined for not complying with mask mandate on Sunwing flight
Trudeau’s government just handed out $59,500 in fines to 37 Canadians who refused to comply with mask mandates on a Sunwing flight.
Jason Kenney calls for end to unvaccinated travel restrictions
During a Q&A on Wednesday, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney called for Trudeau to end the absurd travel ban on unvaccinated Canadians.
Hamilton to fire 441 employees after extending vaccine mandate
Hamilton city council just voted to keep their vaccine mandate, which will see 441 employees fired, including 30-40 firefighters.
France introduces digital ID days after Macron’s re-election
Just days after winning the federal election, President Emmanuel Macron authorized the creation of a digital ID for France.
Pierre Poilievre wants to ban central bank digital currency
Conservative leadership candidate Pierre Poilievre has added banning Trudeau’s central bank digital currency to his agenda after being elected Prime Minister.
Canadians could soon be restricted on Facebook because of Bill C-18
Meta, the company which owns Facebook, has responded to Bill C-18 by saying it could block Canadian users from sharing or viewing news on Facebook.
Pfizer recalls heart attack pills due to cancer risk
Shockingly, Pfizer has admitted the failings of its own medicine, recalling five lots of Accupril pills due to the existence of an organic compound that could lead to an increased risk of cancer.
Four Things that Changed within 48 Hours of Elon Musk Buying Twitter
The end of shadow banning, Conservative accounts blowing up — in the 48 hours since Elon Musk bought Twitter, many changes are afoot. Here are just four.
Judge rules Deena Hinshaw isn’t protected by ‘cabinet confidentiality’
In the constitutional challenge against the government over pandemic-related restrictions, a judge has ruled that Alberta’s Chief Medical Officer Deena Hinshaw must release her conversations with government officials.