“I am disappointed that the government refuses to even provide a new date for the release of this important report and instead blames the delay on Covid-19. Families have been waiting long enough. At the same time, the Minister is asking for $6 million in additional funding to respond to the Inquiry. Without the government’s response, how will anyone know if the funding is actually going to help the families of missing and murdered indigenous women and girls.”
“We as a society have dropped the ball on how we treat our most elderly in the years they look after themselves with social support mechanisms that ensure they are safe and secure. That has continued during COVID, and it’s not unique to Alberta or B.C., or who the owner was to those facilities.”
Bianconi stated, “If they can treat me the way they have, what can they do to somebody who doesn’t have the fortitude to stand up to them? I would hate for any young person to move to Sudbury or to come out of the closet to be forced back in because they don’t seem to fit the Marxist status quo.”
The syrup and pancake mix brand becomes the latest victim of cancel culture, with Quaker Oats announcing today that the brand will receive a new name and image, due to the “racial stereotype” the brand is based on.
In the last month, the Liberals have shifted away from Canada’s historic Israel and have started to equate them to totalitarian regimes like China. Justin Trudeau’s play here is rather transparent. He figures that he can win more votes from the Arab block by bashing Israel. Trudeau’s plan relies on two presuppositions. There are more Muslim majority countries than Jewish ones, and those Arab countries are motivated by their hatred of Israel.
Oklahoma State University running-back Chuba Hubbard and head coach Mike Gundy were able to reconcile a disagreement several hours after a Tweet sent out by Hubbard in the afternoon on June 15th sent ripples through the sports news world, in which Hubbard stated he would be leaving Oklahoma over Gundy’s seeming to support of OAN […]
The National Telegraph recently interviewed MLA candidate for Calgary-East and founder of the South Sudanese Youth Empowerment Society, Gar Gar, over his volunteer work in local grassroots organizations throughout Calgary. Most notably, we touched on his “Free Friday Pizza Initiative,” a project which stems from his commitment to strong family values and promoting the common […]
“[The Prime Minister] dismissed the criticism of many who argue that this type of talk disparages the Canada that previous generations of Canadians built, stating that “Canadian exceptionalism isn’t thinking that we’re the best, it’s knowing that we could be.”
Gerry Hawes, a local Liberal Party insider who ran unsuccessfully in Simcoe North in this last federal election, is facing child pornography charges. May 5, 2020, police executed a search warrant at a residence of Gerry Hawes in Orillia. Following June 11, 2020, Hawes was arrested and charged with possession of child pornography and accessing […]
Vancouver seems to be already making some bold moves to quell any problems the league may have, as the B.C. Premier and B.C. Public Health officials recently agreed to a plan that would exempt NHL players and limited support staff from regular travel restrictions currently in place. B.C. has also been successful at ‘flattening the curve.’
A well written report. Thanks for your effort. It raises awareness.
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