Opinion

Canada shouldn’t give welfare to corporations outsourcing to China

It’s time to stop putting the almighty dollar as the reason that we do everything as a society. Capitalism taught us to work hard, which is admirable, but we cannot pursue trade with countries whose morals are corrupt and are working hard to undermine Canada. Otherwise, we’re just being the suckers.

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Ocasio-Cortez celebrates negative oil price: “You absolutely love to see it”

First term Democratic Representative of New York’s 14th congressional district, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, tweeted out today, in a now deleted tweet that “You absolutely love to see it” in response to the falling oil price and market contractions.

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Liberals want to use COVID-19 as an excuse to regulate the media

Trudeau and the Liberals plan to centralize control over information that seems to be following 3 easy steps. First, they reward friendly media and/or incentivize major outlets towards favorable coverage. This is done by the $595 million bailouts that would make the mainstream media dependent on the Liberal’s money to remain afloat.

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After COVID-19 is it time for healthcare reform?

Even though it’s hard to see right now, the COVID crisis gives us opportunities for the future. Opportunities to look at who we are and why we follow the paths we do currently. We are conservatives, there might be different types of conservatives reading this article, but we are conservatives overall. There are a few big questions we need to be asking ourselves, that should bring about changes when this is all over.

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Why is Peter MacKay even running?

MacKay, on the other hand, has taken the cowardly policy approach of a frontrunner who has nothing to gain by sticking his neck out for any policies that might even be considered mildly controversial. The odd time he has started to show some backbone in this race, he’s had to backtrack and apologize for his actions.

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Why is the Left trying to stop India from protecting religious minorities?

The battle over CAA in India is on hold for now, but will likely flare up again once the quarantines and lockdowns are lifted. When it does, there will be a very interesting philosophical question to answer for the Left. Do they stand for the oppressed, or are they simply against anything a Right-leaning government does.

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GENUIS: The Liberal’s “virtual Parliament” scheme stifles parliamentary debate

Proposals for a virtual Parliament are, in my view, simply one more Liberal attempt to neuter this ancient and noble institution. No website can replace the particular environment of the work we do. It may not always be comfortable for those speaking, but it is in the interests of our democracy that ideas are constantly challenged.

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The Trudeaus think the lockdown doesn’t apply to them

There is a legitimate discussion taking place in both Canada and the US on whether or not the quarantine laws are too restrictive or not, but as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has a role, not only as of the leader to the country but also as a role model.

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A Tale of Two Leaders: Ford and Trudeau’s COVID-19 response

Displays of leadership can take various manifestations, and Canada is experiencing two opposites in Prime Minister Trudeau and Ontario Premier Doug Ford. Whereas the former is marshalling legions of bureaucrats and his two most trusted advisors, Dr. Tam and Minister Hajdu, Ford, who is under similar constraints, is also actively engaged in the relief effort.

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Trudeau’s tone deaf COVID-19 approach will give more fuel to Wexit

Wexit as a movement is predicated on the distrust of the federal government and their seeming favouritism of come provinces over others. The Liberals embolden this feeling even more when during a pandemic, Canadians are seen to be valued lower than everything foreign.

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