MP Gallant sounds alarm on Bill S-7, the Trudeau Peeping Bill
MP Cheryl Gallant has sounded the alarm on Bill S-7, which would give border agents the authority to search Canadians’ phones whenever they have “reasonable general concern.”
Trudeau wants a Presidential-sized mansion
Not satisfied with his free house, Justin Trudeau plans to use taxpayer’s money to build himself a new mansion comparable to the White House or 10 Downing Street.
Liberal senator says movement to stop Trudeau’s Emergencies Act was underway
Marilou McPhedran, a Trudeau-appointed senator, says there was a growing movement within government, including Liberals, to stop Trudeau’s use of the Emergencies Act.
Jason Kenney looking to hire Alberta digital ID manager
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney’s government is looking to hire an Executive Director, Platforms, whose central focus is building and managing a digital ID to link Albertans to a QR code and digital currency.
Bill S-7 sets extremely low standards to seize and search phones at the border
Bill S-7 would amend the Customs Act and give border agents the authority to digitally examine travellers’ phones and laptops and make copies of their emails, text messages, and photos when leaving or returning to Canada.
Trudeau condemned by Nazi hunter for training neo-Nazis
American-Israeli Nazi hunter Efraim Zuroff says that the Trudeau government didn’t do its “due diligence” when they spent nearly one billion dollars training Ukrainian neo-Nazis
FEATURE: Why is a digital ID so dangerous?
The push for national digital IDs and even a global digital ID is well underway, but some are more concerned than others.
Trudeau considers trucker tax
After re-raising the carbon tax on April 1, Trudeau is considering yet another carbon-based tax that specifically targets truck owners.
Tam demands unity after creating national division
On Monday, Chief Public Officer of Health Theresa Tam discouraged “division” around public health measures and said “everybody deserves to be heard” during COVID-19.
Trans Mountain Pipeline shut down after potential bomb found
The RCMP “K Division” has dispatched the Explosives Disposal Unit to the scene of the Trans Mountain Pipeline after a suspicious package was found.