As the province of Ontario begins to allow for a very small proportion of society to open up today, I believe it’s time to revisit the Covid-19 numbers in Florida, Texas and Nevada – all states that are open without restrictions and have been holding live indoor sporting events. Then, we will draw a comparison between the data sets and ask the question – is it still appropriate to be closed here in Canada?
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Trudeau gives $200 Million to Asian Development Bank – Trustees of projects have past ties to Aga Khan
The AKDF openly admits to being partnered with the Asian Development Bank but that’s not where the potential conflict of interest is. The potential conflict of interest lies in the fact that they’ve partnered with and share a memorandum of understanding with the ADB that may include the possibility of investments together. Then we add our observation that the trustees assigned to allocate these funds appear to have an intertwined past with the Khan and his organizations. Then, just to finish it off we add onto that the Prime Minister was found guilty by the ethics commissioner for taking a vacation on the Khan’s private island and that the Khan’s organizations actively lobby the government and you get some very murky waters.
Analysis: Government Homelessness Program Amended to Allow Funds to be Spent on Covid-19 Instead
On April 1st of 2020 these cities likely began receiving their funding from the Reaching Home program (agreement date began April 1, 2020 for many recipients). Shortly after the agreement came into place for most cities the province of Ontario updated their list of businesses that would be closing effective April 4th, 2020 to include a much broader range of businesses.
*Opinion* “I’ve Had Two Kids In Lockdowns” Enough With The Ideocracy Open Up
The Ford government has extended their emergency measures until Dec. 1, 2021. This means that parliamentary approval won’t be required as the Ford government makes decisions that affect the lives and livelihoods of millions of Ontarians. It also likely means another lockdown is on the way in the late fall/early winter (if optics allow for it).
Dr. Bridle Concerned Covid Vaccine May Cause Infertility, Circulate in Blood and be Passed to Suckling Babies Through Breastmilk
During an interview on the radio show and Podcast “On Point with Alex Pierson” Dr. Byram Bridle, an Associate Professor on viral immunology at the University of Guelph brought up new peer-reviewed studies that suggested that the vaccine may cause infertility, be passed through breastmilk to a suckling baby and that the spike protein which has long been known as a pathogenic protein can cause damage if it gets into our blood’s circulation – something Dr. Bridle said we now “have clear cut evidence” is occurring.
*Follow the money* Examining the COVID-19 Ontario Science Advisory table – a deeper look
There are 27 members in total on the Ontario Covid-19 Science Advisory Table and 19 of them are either employed (in some capacity) at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health (part of University of Toronto) or they’re attached to U of T directly. If the goal of the Science advisory table is to provide unbiased and balanced points of view on our handling of Covid-19 than they have failed to do so in my opinion.
Canada votes YES to “dangerous and divisive” Bill C-15/UNDRIP – Justice Centre report rips it apart
On Tuesday, May 25, 2021, Canada’s politicians voted in favour of the adoption of bill C-15 – a bill that will see Canada adopt the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP). The bill is now going to the Senate for consideration and passage.
All-Cause Mortality Canada 2020 – Number of deaths IS up
There was a total of 20,315 MORE deaths in 2020 compared to 2019. Many of these deaths came as a repercussion of our approach to dealing with Covid – not from Covid itself. Deaths as a percentage of the Canadian population was up .05% from 0.75% in 2019 to 0.8% in 2020.
All-cause deaths for 2020 for all age groups in Canada = 303,350
VIDEO: Maxime Bernier on the impact lockdowns have on small businesses in Canada
Maxime Bernier took a few minutes to speak with Diverge Media’s Greg Staley at the ‘World Wide Rally For Freedom’ in Toronto last Saturday, May 15.
“You have Costco that can be open and a lot of people use Costco — but they cannot go to their local store. So it’s unfair it is unjust and it’s killing the economy — it’s killing the small business,” said Bernier.
Mandatory Masking 1.8% effective at best – Revisiting ONA court win against vaccine or mask policy
In the best-case scenario that the CDC presents masking is only effective at reducing mortality and case growth by 1.8 percent. All of the harm done to children over mandatory masking for 1.8% – at absolute best! All the headaches and lack of personal connection with one another over 1.8%.
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