5 Things You Should Know About the Upcoming Snap Election
Unbeknownst to many Canadians, a snap election is on the horizon. With the Liberals in as good a position as ever, PM Justin Trudeau has already taken steps towards this now-unavoidable end.
Trudeau’s last middle finger to Alberta: Grassy Mountain project vetoed
After 5 years of deliberation, Canada’s Liberal Government has officially blocked Alberta’s Grassy Mountain Coal Project, dealing yet another devastating blow to the continued economic prosperity of the industrial province.
Trudeau calls for forced vaccination of Canadian workers
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wants to force the public sector and federally regulated workers to have no choice but to be jabbed with experimental COVID-19 vaccines.
Reputation of Canada’s healthcare system sinks under Patty Hajdu’s watch
Under the leadership of former graphic designer and Liberal Health Minister Patty Hajdu the reputation of Canada’s public healthcare system has been flushed down the toilet.
Digital Safety Commission to police Canada’s internet
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wants to appoint Liberal bureaucrats to censor what Canadians are posting online.
Ahead of an anticipated election, the Liberals are doing everything they can to rig the playing field in their favour, including an unprecedented assault on our Charter free speech rights.
Trudeau skips elections, appoints Alberta fangirl as Senator
Sign the letter of condemnation According to the Prime Minister’s Office, Trudeau has announced he is skipping Alberta’s senatorial elections and simply appointing Karen Sorensen – a longtime friend of his – to Canada’s upper chamber. I finally agreed to let @JustinTrudeau have his picture taken with me. LOL pic.twitter.com/WlYnxouNtU — Mayor Karen Sorensen (@BanffMayor) […]
FREE DRUGS: Vancouver councillor hands out hard drugs while police watch on
Progressive councilors like Vancouver’s Jean Swanson seem to think the best way to help drug addicts is to give them free laboratory-grade heroin and meth.
Alberta calls for legalized pepper spray, mandatory minimums
Alberta’s Minister of Justice Kaycee Madu wants Trudeau to pass the pepper.
In a letter to his federal counterparts, Madu didn’t mince words. At risk Canadians should be able to defend themselves with pepper spray – which is currently outlawed in the Criminal Code.
CTV hides church arsonist’s face, protects identity of criminal
The mainstream media sunk to a new low after CTV News decided to protect the identity of a church arsonist from viewers.
Instead of broadly circulating the clear images of the arsonist, editors blurred out the footage of the woman.
BC fire emissions set to eclipse oil sands
British Columbia’s emissions from forest fires are likely to eclipse Alberta’s oil sands emissions in 2021.
Data from the Global Fire Emissions Index show that in 2018 B.C. released 48.9 megatons of CO2 into the atmosphere. In 2021, that number could double after all the carnage is accounted for.