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In the survey, they ask if the survey taker would support the suspension of civil rights and freedoms for the duration of the pandemic. That’s right whoever commissioned this poll wants to know if you support the draconian overreach of the government.
Read this article to find out all the questions that were asked!
This problem isn’t only today’s problem – it’s an issue that must have the future health of our nation included in the decision making process. The health of our nation’s future seems to be an afterthought in the fight against Covid from all levels of Government.
North Bay is the No. 1 growth city in Canada, while British Columbia and New Brunswick are the leading growth provinces, according to U-Haul data analyzing 2020 migration trends.
Currently, there are 915 hospitalized in Ontario with Covid. There are roughly 384 hospitals in Ontario. This means that per hospital (numbers vary at each hospital) there are an estimated 2.38 patients in Ontario with Covid per hospital – where’s this number in the media reporting? In addition, Ontario has long struggled with having enough hospital beds. Ford even ran on ending hallway medicine…
This article is going to be short and sweet – straight to the point with the data. Why are we locking down all Ontarians when we know that the vast majority of cases are from Long-term care and workplace settings?
All stats were pulled from Stats Canada. In this article we will present the total number of deaths for the months of January to April and the months of September to December. We also calculate the percentage based on the total population of Canada within that given year.
Come look at the real Covid data – pulled from the Ontario Covid Data.
This is a Diverge Media investigative piece.
Saturday, Nov. 21, 2020 — Diverge Media was in a “Twitter storm” — as some may call it with @TheLineMedia. This came after Rebel Media founder and owner Ezra Levant tweeted in reply to a now deleted tweet from @TheLineCanada. “Our reporters have attended 30+ anti-lockdown protests, and have never heard a call for violenceContinue reading “Rebel News on Lamont Daigle: “I believe he is a narc””
When compared to ten years earlier, in 2010, Ontarians paid 9.9¢/kWh or 11.8¢/kWh less than they will this year for on-peak winter hours. That’s a 54.4 per cent increase in ten years for on-peak hours.
On Nov. 1, 2020 Ontarians began paying winter time-of-use rates for electricity. The new on-peak rate this year is 21.7 ¢/kWh on weekdays between 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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