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It’s time for the Conservative party to adapt to the times, and when I say that, I don’t mean need changing social or fiscal issues policies.

What we need to be asking ourselves as conservatives are, yes, who best represents our values, but also who can best present those values on camera? This may sound like a shallow concern; however, it is not. We need to heed the lessons of 2016 Donald Trump in the states and 2019 re-election of Trudeau over Andrew Scheer.

In both of these elections, a critical factor with the winning party was their leader’s ability to perform or ‘act’ on TV: it’s no secret that one of the only things Trudeau can do correctly is hair flips on television, and it’s undeniable the decades of being a reality TV star gave Trump the edge over his opponents in 2016.

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NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh made headlines yesterday, June 17th, after getting kicked out of the House of Commons, following a spat with Bloc MP Alain Therrien. Singh accused Therrien of being a racist and then refusing to retract the charge. Mr. Singh’s gaffes as a rookie continued with another tangent about racism/systemic racism following his […]

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Last night one old Tweet from the Liberal Party resurfaced of them criticizing former Conservative Prime Minister Steven Harper for failing to secure a UNSC seat as well, but back in 2010 when Harper lost Canada, still garnered 114 votes, six more than the Liberals did.

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The RCMP confirmed the couple billed Canadian taxpayers $56,384 as of January 22nd, 2020, despite amassing a net worth of $30 million. The costs following January 22nd are not yet known, while RCMP salary costs were not disclosed, citing “security reasons.”

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“I am disappointed that the government refuses to even provide a new date for the release of this important report and instead blames the delay on Covid-19. Families have been waiting long enough. At the same time, the Minister is asking for $6 million in additional funding to respond to the Inquiry. Without the government’s response, how will anyone know if the funding is actually going to help the families of missing and murdered indigenous women and girls.”

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In 2019, over half of global oil production came from nation-states that the CEC classified as non-free, which has gradually risen since the 1990s. Countries like China, Saudi Arabia, Iran and Russia, are amongst those nations that pose threats to Canada’s National Security and its domestic industries.

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In 2018, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told Canadians that senior facilities would be regulated by the BC government, “ensuring the rules for the care of seniors continue to be followed.” In British Columbia, the CCP owns more than 20 homes in BC, where at least three have been subject to dozens of complaints about “neglect, emotional abuse, staffing shortages, health and hygiene issues and dangerous facilities.”

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Based on the federal government’s new policy, the new gun ban will include more than 1,500 gun models based on overall dimensions and not the rate of fire or ammunition calibre, which would consist of 10 to 12 gauge shotguns hunters use in northern regions of the country. To achieve its goal, the federal government has announced that it will execute an “optional buy-back program” from Canadian gun owners of “Military-Assault” style weapons, which will cost the federal government $2.7 billion according to the Fraser Institute.

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Guelph Police have confirmed that the Liberal Member of Parliament for Kitchener South-Hespeler, Marwan Tabbara, faces several charges following an arrest made in Guelph, on April 10th. Tabbara, 35, is charged one count of criminal harassment, one count of break and enter and commit an indictable offence, and two counts of assault, which the police state was “a matter of public record.”

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Canadians will soon discover that while these programs feel like freebies, this couldn’t be farther from the truth. On his podcast ‘Money Talks,’ economist Michael Campbell discussed the cost of the Liberal government’s massive spending program in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. When taking into account old age security promises, public sector pensions, guaranteed income supplements in addition to COVID-19 spending, Campbell estimates that the real cost of government debt for this year will reach an unprecedented 3.2 trillion dollars.

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