Environmentalists are in a full-blown panic; they know that they only have an audience when oil is at $ 100 dollars a barrel. So, what does Elizabeth May and the Green Party do this week to get attention? She has one of her minions, failed Green Party Candidate for Ottawa Tom Milroy, post a rude tweet to his twitter account attacking Albertan’s.
In correspondence with Yurdiga, The National Telegraph learned that the city’s mayor is considering a request for “Additional support from National Defence.” If the situation worsens, the potential for National Defence to “blow up the ice blockades” that have exacerbated flooding in the region remains.
As Conservatives, we talk a lot about family values. Because that’s at the heart of everything we are fighting for. Unfortunately, though, we forget in this crazy barely making ends meet a world that we sometimes put other things in front of family in the name of family. I myself will be guilty of that.
With the backing of several city councillors, Peter Demong, the councillor for Ward 14, took this time to set the record straight. “Any organization that puts forward the concept of small business, and advocates for small business is always going to be good in my books.”
“Our entire existence was based around covering up. Let me put this into perspective: here in the West, when you drop something—someone helps you pick it up. In Saudi, you help someone by terrorizing them, by telling them to cover up. That’s the society I grew up in.”
CTV News took the criticism of Dr. Tam, and decided to leave out all context to Sloan’s complaint and dubbed it a “race-based verbal attack” with only a three second clip cut out of context of Sloan asking if Dr. Tam worked for Canada or China.
The SOLE was originally supposed to last for seven days, but has been continuously renewed up until this point. As of this evening, the city council voted again to extend the SOLE, 12-1, with Councillor Dziadyk being the only opposing vote.
This will require lots of self-discipline on that part of us the consumer. It means we will have to spend a bit more money on these items, but it does mean that we would get much better quality and be supporting Canadian companies.
Trudeau’s reactionary push for more gun laws today also seems quite out of step with his own Minister of Public Safety Bill Blair who said just two days ago that he wants to avoid any suggestion of politicization of the tragedy.
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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