Ottawa schools see massive student absence amid protests against Pride Month
On June 15th, parents gathered on Parliament Hill in Ottawa to protest Pride Month activities taking place in schools while condemning the Pride flag and LGBT insanity.
Singh confirms foreign interference, won’t name names
Jagmeet Singh won’t name names or stop propping up Trudeau’s minority government after reading the report and confirming Canadians’ concerns about foreign interference are justified.
Calgary water main repairs halted, Gondek demands further water control
Mayor Gondek is now that demanding Calgary residents reduce their water use even more following the non-critical injury of two workers that led to repair delays.
Canadians now believe legal immigration is a net negative
44% of Canadians say immigration has a mostly negative effect on the country (up 6 points from last year), while 42% say immigration is mostly positive, and 14% remain undecided.
Europe is about to become much more right-wing
Europeans across the continent made their will clear in the EU elections, with right-wing parties making significant strides.
Liberal Party set to lose over half of MPs
The Conservatives are set to gain enough seats to be tied for the largest majority government in history, with an estimated 91-92 MPs added to reach 211, tying Brian Mulroney’s 1984 record and exceeding the previous 1958 record when John Diefenbaker led the Conservatives to victory.
Finland to begin offering human bird flu vaccines
Next week, the EU health crisis authority will sign a contract with Seqirus to obtain 640,000 vaccine doses intended for humans to treat bird flu (H5N1), with the first portion going to Finland.
Idaho bar celebrates ‘Heterosexual Awesomeness Month’, free beers for straight guys
The Old State Saloon says that every Monday for the month of June will now be “Hetero Male Monday”, with the first beer free—as long as the straight guys are dressed like straight guys.
Liberals awarding massive contracts with ‘glaring disregard’, auditor general reports
Following the tabling of three performance audits in the House of Commons, AG Karen Hogan told reporters the Liberals have shown a “glaring disregard” for contracting policies.
Ottawa to loot 5% of Netflix revenue to fund Indigenous radio
The CRTC announced that online streaming services that operate in Canada would be forced to pay 5% of their revenues made in the country to the federal government to help pay for various programs like Indigenous broadcasting.