[The three] candidates were asked eight questions that were provided by party members, and one extra question from the moderator. The topics included climate change, coastal/ocean access, forestry/pump mills, indigenous affairs, housing, money laundering, issues of CCP criticism & racism, along with the problem of cancel culture and restrictions on free speech in Canada. An additional question addressed Trudeau’s new $343 billion deficit & economic recovery.
Ottawa, ON – Yesterday, Finance Minister Bill Morneau tabled the government’s Economic and Fiscal ‘Snapshot’. The Finance Minister confirmed that the Liberals are running a deficit of $343.2 billion this year, and for the first time the net federal debt will reach over $1 trillion this year. Unlike in previous years, the government refused to […]
There have been two major incidents of antisemitism and not a single politician from any political party has done more than the absolute bare minimum (asking an intern to make a Twitter statement), and even said statements took days and weeks to ring out. All the while, municipal mayors clamour for eliminating racism but sideline anti-semitism.
The National Telegraph (TNT) recently conducted an email interview with the new leader of Wexit Canada, former veteran MP Jay Hill, concerning what he believes the separatist party will be achieving in the coming months. Right now, many Western Canadians (and even some Eastern Canadians) have started to take notice of the Wexit movement and […]
Representing 2,000 municipalities across Canada, the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) has rightfully been considered one of the most important lobby groups in the nation. However, recent years have seen the FCM pivot to advocating for urban interests (think Toronto) with programs such as re-establishing COVID-19 measures and other environmentally friendly energy projects that benefit […]
“In the northern communities alone, it’s north of 90% unemployment. People desperately want work and to be able to have some meaning in their lives, be able to have opportunities for their families. In a perverse way, these environmental groups are stealing those opportunities from Indigenous people.”
Earlier today, former NHL play Jordin Tootoo, released a statement on Twitter conveying his support for the Edmonton Eskimos and their team name. My personal statement regarding @EdmontonEsks pic.twitter.com/ORHFFKBijv — Jordin Tootoo (@Jtootoo22) July 8, 2020 The Eskimo name has been the subject of some controversy for a while now with some calling for it […]
With very distinct campaigns from one another, this debate should be an interesting watch, even despite Peter MacKay not showing up, there will be a lot of Conservative members watching trying to decide who they want on the top of their ballots.
“Canada should be a country where some provinces are not favoured over others. Alberta needs a federal government that will fight for jobs in Alberta with the same passion it does in every region of Canada. But whether its pipelines, energy workers, or equalization this Liberal Prime Minister has shown time and again that he won’t stand up for Alberta.”
Masks have become a controversial global issue because of what it represents to many. For those with a more left-wing purview, masks symbolize a social status of being responsible and caring about others. Often it is outright stated that those who do not wear masks, even in situations where they don’t seem necessary, are somehow […]
A well written report. Thanks for your effort. It raises awareness.
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