Cole Squire, the Peoples Party of Canada (PPC) candidate for the riding of Brantford-Brant in Ontario was refused entry to the Brantford Chamber of Commerce’s (BRCC) all-candidates debate.
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Social Credit system discussed in report “Co-Championed” by Trudeau’s Privy Council
The report’s preamble begins by saying that “this document does not represent an official policy position of the Government of Canada.” It continues; “Instead, it records the work of a sub-group of new public servants who participated in Canada Beyond 150, a professional development program co-championed by the Privy Council Office and Policy Horizons Canada.”
“There are hills on which to compromise and those upon which to die” – 4th year McMaster student considers ending degree over vaccine mandate
A 4th year French and History Undergraduate named Cecilia Di Benedetto has written McMaster University indicating that the universities new Covid-19 vaccine mandate for students “is wrong” and that she does not support it. In her letter to McMaster Cecilia wrote that she is considering ending her degree over it. The born and raised Hamiltonian wrote that “a University must be a place of open debate and dialogue” and hear all sides before taking a firm stance on any issue and as far as she can see, “no such debates or public inquiry have taken place.”
O’Toole gets asked about vaccine passports – “it is also possible to have daily screening tests for some situations, for people who are not vaccinated.”
Many have been seeking to understand the Conservative parties position on vaccine passports and mandates especially after the Conservative party removed Jonas Smith for speaking out on these issues. Alexa Lavoie, a reporter for Rebel News was able to get an answer
UNDRIP and booster shots – the Conservatives “Secure the future” plan broke down
This article breaks down the 83 page long Conservative “Secure the Future” plan.
Trudeau says rising expenses on homes and living “unacceptable” as he balloons the deficit
he sun to Canadians in hopes he receives their vote. The issue is that the actions that Mr. Trudeau has taken during his tenure as Prime Minister have lead to a massive deficit (currently $1.2 trillion) that is making life unaffordable for Canadians today. Now the Prime Minister is hoping that Canadians fear of Covid-19 will be enough to get them to vote for more things that they simply can’t afford.
*Opinion* Covid vaccine passports are racist – Stats Canada report shows lack of confidence in CV-19 vaccine in minority communities
According to a Stats Canada report released in March of this year, there is a large gap in the “wiliness to receive a Covid vaccine” in minority communities across Canada compared to the general population. This makes the push for a vaccine passport that will segregate society based on vaccination status an arguably racist policy proposal.
How the science was “settled” throughout history
We are told that the Covid vaccines are safe despite the tens of thousands of reports of adverse events and deaths. If you refuse to subject yourself to this experimental vaccine in which the long-term health consequences are unknown, (under interim approval) you will be labelled a heartless, moronic anti-vaxxer by the pro-lockdown social media mobs. The “science is settled” has always been a statement that has made me uneasy. A look throughout history will tell you exactly why this type of rhetoric isn’t only dangerous – it’s irresponsible and unscientific.
Premier Kenney speaks common sense on Covid: “It’s time for media to stop promoting fear”
By: Greg Staley Written On: 2021-07-29 Photo screen grabbed from Premiers video. The Premier of Alberta, Jason Kenney was recently asked by a journalist if he wanted to take his comments back about the Stampede being the first major event to happen in Canada “after the pandemic”. The journalists asked the Premier the following; “Premier,Continue reading “Premier Kenney speaks common sense on Covid: “It’s time for media to stop promoting fear””
Calgary MP asks Trudeau to refrain from filling Senate vacancies
Conservative MP Bob Benzen wrote to Trudeau on Monday asking him to “refrain from filling these vacancies until Albertans have been able to express their preferences.”
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