Erin O’Toole often said during the leadership race that the UNFCCC Paris Agreement targets were “non-binding” seemingly as a way of not upsetting the base by supporting it, while still keeping his foot in the door to embrace it once he became leader.
Many Canadians were expecting to receive Canadian Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) payments on September 1. However, the cheques are currently a day late, so some have taken to Twitter to complain about the holdup and then complain at those pointing out their entitlement. Did anyone still not receive their CERB payment today? I still haven’t. […]
Nuclear power has to be done safely, and just being real here, there are a lot of drawbacks for nuclear power when it comes to safety, relating directly also to national security.
However, Pam Damoff should have vetted her own record before attacking Derek Sloan. ISIS is one of the worst organizations in human history when it comes to “racism, sexism and bigotry”. The Yazidis are the indigenous peoples of Iraq and Syria and had to bear the brunt of ISIS brutality.
This is all quite funny coming from the Liberal party that also ignores and tolerates Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s past of dressing up in blackface so many times he was unable to answer how many times he had done it, as if he was as prolific as Al Jolson.
O’Toole spent the entire campaign marketing himself as the “True Blue” conservative, but there were many people inside the Conservative base who felt that O’Toole and MacKay were both establishment Red Tories, while the real Conservative candidates were Leslyn Lewis and Derek Sloan.
Canadians should be very interested in how, over the next month, Canadian media operates as it will be an indicator of where modern journalism stands. Are we living in a time where journalists are the defenders of truth, or corruptible political mercenaries?
It would be strange to have people not motivated enough to research the candidates and send in a ballot to choose Sloan, someone they likely have never heard of before. This is to say if the poll was reduced to only the 47.8% of people who likely voted then Sloan would probably still have somewhere around 11.2% which is 23.4% of the vote on the first ballot (11.2/47.8).
Trudeau of course always has more cabinet ministers around him to fire, but fewer and fewer Ministers who can really be said to have known better if something goes awry – an issue exasperated by the other Liberal ministers Trudeau has forced to resign in the past.
Those people in the LGBTQ community throwing stones at Christians would thus do well to realize they are doing so in a glass house. It is long overdue that the LGBTQ community began to learn that toleration is a two-way street. What kind of “inclusion” excludes the rights and beliefs of one of the largest demographics in Canadian society? What kind of love actively promotes hatred of Christians?
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