According to Stats Canada, nearly 15% of Canadian businesses (14.7%) are planning on shrinking their office spaces as the practice of teleworking (working from home) has become more common during the COVID era.
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Depression and Anxiety Continue to rise in Canada amid never ending Covid restrictions
A new Stats Canada report details the rise of depression and anxiety among Canadians – especially in the young.
Scott Moe does 180 and announces vax passport – “The time for patience is over”
After Premier Kenney in Alberta announced that the province would be implementing restrictions (again) and a vaccine passport, Premier Scott Moe of Saskatchewan found the courage to announce that Saskatchewan would be doing the same.
“Use it or lose it” – the Liberals housing plan
With just 13 days before the election, Justin Trudeau and the Liberals have finally released their housing plan. How does Justin Trudeau, the man who said he admires China’s basic dictatorship plan on solving Canada’s housing crisis? Simple, apply the “use it or lose it” principle to “underused” and “vacant” properties to build more homes.
“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.
*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.
*Breaking* New York City to require vaccine passports to work/patron indoor activities – Gyms, dining and entertainment
Mayor Bill De Blasio (D) told reporters that when they hear the words “the key to New York City” he wants them to imagine that “because someone’s vaccinated they can do all the amazing things that are available in this city.” He then describes New York as a “miraculous place literally full of wonders” and said that “if you’re vaccinated all of that is going to open up to ya. You’ll have the key, you can open the door but if you’re unvaccinated unfortunately you will not being able to participate in many things.”
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