Alberta Premier Jason Kenney and his Health Minister Tyler Shandro should be able to produce specific care home statistics if they are proud of their response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and believe their restrictions and lockdowns on the general public have been justified.
What comes off as concerning in the CBC’s coverage of a potential third wave is how they seem to be learning into the government’s position that seems to be stating ‘even if it is safe to open we still should not,’ and that restrictions and lockdowns are the answer to all outbreaks of COVID-19.
In the last few weeks, there have been 3 attacks on American bases from Iranian-backed militias resulting in multiple casualties and the death of an American contractor. All of this is standard practice to anyone who understands the pathology of the Islamic Republic and an all too predictable result of the Biden administration’s return to “normal” on foreign policy.
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney, Minister of Health Tyler Shandro, and Chief Medical Officer Deena Hinshaw’s Orders, care homes locked their doors last March. Anyone who questions this enforced isolation is told “We’re just following the Orders” and now “The rollout of the vaccine is a priority”. At least the most vulnerable are safe from the virus. But are they?.
Following his ongoing trend of refusing to take a moral stand on China, Trudeau signaled further weakness on the dictatorship with both his cabinet and himself abstaining from today’s vote on MP Chong’s motion. This motion does not even push for retaliatory action against China for the abuse of Uyghurs, and Trudeau was not even willing to take part in the formality of labelling the situation in Xinjiang a genocide.
Despite Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s willingness to call out Canada’s treatment of our indigenous population as genocide, and the cited importance of such a statement, this week he refused to do the same regarding China’s treatment of their Uyghur population.
As it can be seen in Erin O’Toole’s answer to Lawton’s question and follow up clarifying question, O’Toole mainly focused on Trudeau and the Liberals being “misleading” or “dividing” Canadians and “blaming” law-abiding people, which, in a vacuum, is a good answer to Trudeau’s approach to gun control, but at no point does O’Toole confirm he will repeal the OIC ban.
Earlier this week Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Minister Bill Blair unveiled details regarding the Liberals new gun legislation, Bill C-21, a disaster of a bill largely targeting law-abiding Canadian gun owners, essentially blaming them for the rise in gun crime we’ve seen throughout Canadian cities under this administration.
The Alberta governing United Conservative Party approved Intergovernmental Policy 302.2.A in November 2019, which called for an Alberta referendum to ensure Canada honours section 121 of the Constitution to allow free trade. Why hasn’t Premier Kenney called this referendum?
Despite never registering his party or running as a candidate in the 2019 election, Carbone did attempt to get his name out there and began accepting donations for his political aspirations. He set up a website and began campaigning as if he was an independent candidate, despite trying to recruit supporters to his party and additional candidates.
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