On February 6, Conservative MP Shuv Majumdar raised concerns that the “International Assistance Projects Funded by Global Affairs Canada” website had either been wiped or hidden from public access.

Global Affairs Canada project database erased by Trudeau Liberals

Meanwhile, in the United States, USAID has come under unprecedented scrutiny for spending U.S. taxpayer dollars on social projects that many conservatives argue are out of touch with American values—and, in some cases, with the rest of the world.

President Donald Trump has already moved to freeze congressionally approved USAID funding, while Elon Musk, head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), has drawn attention to the issue in multiple tweets.

Most recently, Trump criticized USAID for allegedly funding liberal media coverage on U.S. politics. In a tweet, he claimed that Politico alone received $8 million in taxpayer-funded payments.

Just a day earlier, on February 5, Global Affairs Canada was exposed for celebrating its self-described record of “feminist foreign policy” in an article by Jen Hodgson for the Western Standard.

However, the source that documented Global Affairs Canada’s questionable spending—linked in the article—has since been wiped. With accountability seemingly abandoned, Canadians are left wondering where millions of their tax dollars have gone—and for what woke cause.

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Ian Kittle
Ian Kittle
1 month ago

Typical of our present Liberal Federal Government. Hide the truth if it is now embarrassing.

Rick Curtis
Rick Curtis
2 months ago

Just wait, those bas%ard LIberals aren’t done shredding, erasing and destroying any and all records of importance to Canadians.

Shannon Bauman
Shannon Bauman
2 months ago

How is this not a crime?

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