Rolling Thunder lays wreath at National War Memorial for Canadian veterans
Following a hectic night that saw police arresting several demonstrators, the Rolling Thunder biker convoy has successfully laid their wreath on the National War Memorial to honour veterans and freedom in Canada.
UPDATE: Ottawa police begin arresting Rolling Thunder demonstrators
Ottawa Police have moved in on peaceful Rolling Thunder demonstrators on Rideau street and begun making arrests.
Rolling Thunder: Much bigger than expected
Perhaps partly due to the pleasant weather, the Rolling Thunder biker convoy demonstration is seeing thousands more Canadian demonstrators than anticipated.
Canada’s unvaccinated travel ban could last two more years
A Government of Canada document from late 2021 indicates that the money to sustain the travel ban on unvaccinated and federal vaccine mandate will continue flowing until 2024.
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.
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.
Trudeau wants to keep invoking the Emergencies Act on the table
PM Justin Trudeau said that a big part of the inquiry into his use of the Emergencies Act is to justify it in the eyes of Canadians in case he wants to use it again in the future.
AstraZeneca President can’t answer why the company needed indemnity
MP Garnett Genuis recently grilled the President of AstraZeneca Canada, who couldn’t answer why their company needed indemnity (protection from legal liability) for their safe and effective COVID vaccine.
EXCLUSIVE: Trudeau appoints Liberal donor judge to review use of Emergencies Act
The supposedly impartial judge appointed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to review the invocation of the Emergencies Act has been a long time and repeated financier of Justin Trudeau and the Liberal Party of Canada, The Counter Signal has learned.