Interviews

For small business owner and Member of Legislative Assembly, Devinder Toor, relief for small business could not come soon enough.

“From small business owners to blue-collar workers, everybody is worried,” says Toor. “I am receiving a lot of calls from my constituents, with the vast majority unsure how long they can keep their doors open.” According to the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, the average cost that COVID-19 has had on small businesses amounts to $160,000 and continues to climb.

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“I feel that anti Western sentiment was basically trafficked in Quebec by Trudeau for political gain. And, you know, of course, for me, I would be trying to build up every province across the country as opposed to, you know, setting one region against another. I think he did that just because he felt he probably wouldn’t do well in the West anyway, so he might as well build on this anti-Western sentiment for his own games in Quebec.”

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Clare said, “It is no surprise that many people are now facing concerns about unrest and have realized that the first source of protection in any societal breakdown is entirely personal. Firearms are a logical source of personal protection in times of unrest, during fear of bodily harm, and when faced possible looting, or home invasion in this troubled time.”

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“Ironically, support for an independent Sikh state isn’t all that strong in the Indian Punjab itself, as supporters are pushing it from outside. The violent agenda is mostly coming from members of the diaspora in the US, Canada, and the UK. For example, India has sought the extradition of Sikh militants in Canada who are involved in arms-trading and terrorism funding.”

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In the last 48 hours, the WHO has declared Coronavirus a global “Pandemic”, major sports leagues have been suspended, the Prime Minister’s wife has tested positive for Covid-19 and the entire Canadian parliament has been shutdown until at least mid-April.  However, one ongoing public event is still taking place, the Conservative party leadership race. It […]

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The Liberal government according to Derek has been extremely defensive of releasing any information on the gender impact of Bill C-16. Derek said that, “A variety of women’s groups have asked for the GPA, but the entire report, if it even exists at all has been dubbed cabinet competence, and therefore they’re not going to release it.” which only raises more questions on the results or existence of the GBA.

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For someone like Sam with the state of western Canada’s place in the confederation it may be helpful that Trudeau only divides the country more. To the Wexit movement having the worst possible Prime Minister for national cohesion simply rips of the bandage faster and gets a potential separation underway sooner rather than later.“Fortunately, or rather unfortunately, however you want to look at it, Justin Trudeau will continue to help Albertan separatists because his actions will continue to hurt Albertans and prove to us that our hope and future is not in confederation. We’re not happy with the damage being done, but we appreciate the help in making the case for independence. ” Sam explained.

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Braidwood told us about his prior substance abuse and its connection with the underbelly of the boxing world. “I’m not ashamed to admit I’ve taken painkillers, and that I’ve gone through rehab and counselling. Many professional fighters have taken the same route I have, abusing alcohol to deal with physical pain. Thankfully, I don’t consider myself an addict. I’m happy to say I’ve dealt with my issues and I’ve moved on.” Braidwood is an advocate of cannabidiols (CBDs) as a form of holistic health to deal with injuries.

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Claypool: “Sloan’s main issue with the current Liberal program is the rather insistent focus on funding abortion in poorer countries rather than more pressing healthcare issues.”

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It seems Canadians can expect to see the roll-out of a gun control plan this spring that high in fear-mongering rhetoric, low in policy details, fails to make a difference in areas with high firearm crime rates, strips away the property rights of law-abiding gun owners, and balloons in cost over time.

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