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BONOKOSKI: The Trudeau government’s entitled, outrageous and expensive behaviour
"What is troubling, and therefore worrisome, is the nonchalance of those responsible for such outrageous and expensive behaviour and the fact that no one in the elite Liberal circle has taken a fall."
LEVY: Another Ontario teacher cancelled for pushing back against critical race theory
Chanel Pfahl – who taught for a French Catholic school board in Barrie – was subjected to backlash within 10 minutes of posting her thoughts. She was investigated and put on leave for a week without pay.
Freezing convoy bank accounts a “chilling” abuse of power: Irish senator
Independent Irish Senator Sharon Keogan pointed to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s use of the Emergencies Act to freeze the assets of Freedom Convoy protestors and their supporters as a stark abuse of government power.
Growing number of Canadians eating less due to food insecurity
Food Banks Canada commissioned Mainstreet Research for a survey which found that nearly 25% of Canadians were eating less because of inflation. The number of people struggling doubled when taking into account those earning less than $50,000 a year.
Legacy media defends WEF after Pierre Poilievre shuns organization
Over the weekend, Poilievre announced that if he is elected prime minister, he would ban all top cabinet officials from attending the controversial conference.
Healthcare professionals urge government to “hire back our heroes”
A new campaign by a group of British Columbia healthcare professionals is urging the government to start fixing the province’s broken healthcare system by hiring back the heroes it praised so highly in the early days of the pandemic.
GUEST OP/ED: One year later, there is still no evidence of unmarked graves or...
"May 27, 2022 will mark the one year anniversary of a shocking event that changed the course of Canadian history. But is any of this true, and if so, where is the evidence?"
Jean Charest says convoy “laid siege” to Ottawa and Pierre Poilievre “appeals to the...
Conservative Party of Canada leadership candidate Jean Charest is claiming the Freedom Convoy “terrorized” and “laid siege to” Ottawa, and that his rival Pierre Poilievre “appeals to the fringe minority.”
B.C. dentist defying vaccine mandate calls it “the hill I’m willing to die on”
Robert Johnson of Salmon Arm, B.C also announced that he intends to run in the next provincial election, saying that the way the government has handled the Covid pandemic shows that things need to be turned around.
Judges rule against provincial health officers in B.C. and Alberta
Two rulings in the past two weeks suggest that provincial health officers are not above the law, with judges in British Columbia and Alberta issuing crucial decisions against Dr. Bonnie Henry and Dr. Deena Hinshaw.
