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Ontario health minister says no plans to drop vax passports or masks
Despite announcements from Alberta, Saskatchewan and PEI, Ontario health minister Christine Elliott has said the Ford government does not plan on ending its vaccine passport system or mask mandate any time soon.
Nova Scotia bans gatherings along highway in support of trucker freedom convoy
Nova Scotia has made it illegal to gather alongside the interprovincial highway in support of the Truckers for Freedom Convoy.
More than 500,000 government employees received pay raises during pandemic
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation has learned that more than half a million federal and provincial government workers received pay raises during the COVID-19 pandemic while not a single government reduced employees’ pay.
Prime Minister’s Office increased spending by 6.9% in 2020-21
According to the government’s public accounts for 2020-2021, spending for all ministerial offices, including the Prime Minister’s Office, reached $68.21 million. The majority of the spending, $67.3 million, was spent on personnel.
Justice Centre to challenge Canadian government’s COVID-19 travel regulations
The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms has announced it will be filing a lawsuit against Transport Canada’s Ministerial Order 47 in the Federal Court of Canada. Ministerial Order 47 prevents unvaccinated people from boarding planes, trains, and boats anywhere in Canada.
People needing Ontario food banks at highest level since 2008 recession
According to the hunger-relief organization Feed Ontario, 10% more Canadians accessed food banks in the province between April 2020 and March 2021. This represents the highest level since the 2008 recession.
Major media outlet took taxpayer funding but then fired employees
The Halifax Chronicle Herald took taxpayer-funded media rebates but then ended up firing its employees.
Media didn’t disclose professor’s AstraZeneca funding in pro-vaccine op-eds
The Toronto Star and Globe and Mail did not disclose a University of Toronto professor’s funding from AstraZeneca when publishing op-eds from him promoting COVID-19 vaccination.
LEVY: Adam Vaughan’s bizarre battle with Toronto Island Airport
It seems if outgoing Liberal MP Adam Vaughan has his way, the Toronto Island airport’s main passenger service would “fall apart.”
“It was shameful to see,” Rempel Garner says of Trudeau hospital campaign stops
“Some individuals could not see their family members in the hospital due to visitation rules, but Justin Trudeau thought it would be a good idea to campaign in a hospital. It was shameful to see him once again put his own political interest ahead of Canadians.”
