As cases rise in France, President Emmanuel Macron announced today that the country will be back under lockdown until at least December 1st.
2020 election
Riots, looting and over 30 officers injured in Philadelphia after police fatally shot man charging at them with a knife
The chaos erupted in Philadelphia on Monday night after footage was spread through social media showing a black man armed with a knife and charging at the police before officers fatally shot him.
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SENATOR BOISVENU: Public Safety Minister Bill Blair abuses his parliamentary privilege to the detriment of families of victims of crime
In Quebec, we all remember the heinous murder of young Brigitte Serre, which occurred in a gas station in Saint-Léonard in January 2006. At the age of 17, Brigitte was brutally murdered with 72 stab wounds by Sébastien Simon, with the complicity of Tommy Gagné. They both received life sentences, with no possibility of release for 25 years for Sébastien Simon and 10 years for Tommy Gagné.
Alberta
Alberta’s Premier says the provincial govt is shutting down the Temporary Foreign Worker Program for Albertans to ‘come first’
On Monday, Alberta’s Premier Jason Kenney announced that the government of Alberta will be shutting down the Temporary Foreign Worker Program in order to make available more jobs for Albertans. He also announced other changes to the program.
coronavirus
Trudeau Liberals say a disclosure motion would ‘jeopardize’ access to vaccine and PPE
Procurement Minister Anita Anand has threatened opposition parties if they approve of a parliamentary probe of the liberal government’s handling of pandemic-related contracts. Minister Anand said that suppliers for the vaccine and protective gear could “walk away” if a probe was approved.
Trump surges ahead in national poll as Biden’s lead erodes from corruption scandal and poor debate performance
Rasmussen released its daily White House Watch survey in which President Trump is leading nationally (48%) against Joe Biden (47%) for the first time since September.
covid19
Lack of rapid testing infrastructure has cost Canadians 406,000 jobs and $23 billion in lost revenue
The harsh travel restrictions put in place by the Canadian government to curb the spread of COVID-19 have cost Canadians 406,000 jobs and $23 billion in lost revenue for the tourism industry.
2020 election
Black Americans approval rating for President Trump jumps to 46%, Rasmussen Reports finds
On Friday, October 23, a daily tracking poll from Rasmussen Reports found that 46% of likely black voters approve of President Trump’s job heading into the November election.
2020 election
[VIDEO] Joe Biden: “we have put together the most extensive VOTER FRAUD organization”
During a live stream, Joe Biden said to his supporters that they had “put together the most extensive and inclusive voter fraud organization”.
covid19
Supermarkets in Wales forced to cover up non-essential items during lockdown
As Wales enters a second lockdown, First Minister of Wales and the Leader of the Welsh Labour Party Mark Drakeford has told supermarkets to stop selling non-essential items such as clothes as a matter of “fairness” until November 9.
Drakeford said that supermarkets are only allowed to open parts of their business that sell essential goods.
