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Human rights activists are pleading with countries to boycott the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics over China’s human rights abuses.

During next week’s municipal elections, Albertans will have the rare opportunity to participate in direct democracy and vote on the fairness of Canada’s equalization program.

National Police Federation president Brian Sauve said the union was expecting more dialogue with the government on its vaccine mandate, adding the NPF is disappointed with the government’s “engagement-by-notification” approach. 

The Calgary Chamber mayoral debate was off to a rocky start after Councillor Jeromy Farkas accused opponent Councillor Jyoti Gondek of being compromised by special interest groups like unions and backroom developers. 

It’s easy to crow that Canada will have the “strongest” travel measures in the world – and threaten stiff penalties for non-compliance – as the Trudeau government did Wednesday. The execution is quite a different matter.

The Ontario Minor Hockey Association will be mandating all eligible participants involved in minor hockey to be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 by Oct. 31, according to a press release issued by the organization on Friday. 

Toronto’s small businesses have been forced by fearful politicians to lock down completely since last November— and are barely hanging on by their fingernails, if at all.

Suicide attempts among young people have increased substantially since the pandemic began according to one of Canada’s largest children’s hospitals.

Marc Emery’s interview on The Andrew Lawton Show airs Tuesday on True North.

In an Oct. 27 letter to Ontario Solicitor General Sylvia Jones, the town claims the protests “put lives at risk including those of our local emergency responders who must attend to ensure public safety.”