Quebec Conservative Leader Eric Duhaime bets on cooperation with Alberta, not division
The leader of the Conservative Party of Quebec Éric Duhaime was in Calgary, Alberta, to address the business community.
children
Opinion | Quebec’s plan to vaccinate 80% of 5-11 years old before ending health emergency is textbook manipulation
After more than 20 months, the bullying has to stop.
canadian energy
Quebec government loses key court case to prevent natural gas exploitation as province seeks to ban fossil fuels production
The Quebec government lost a key court battle against natural resources company Utica and its subsidiary, Gaspé Énergies.
canada
CBC wrongly calls Quebec election, candidate gives victory speech only to lose shortly after
The french CBC (Radio-Canada) wrongly called the result of the Quebec city mayorship, leading to an embarrassing victory speech by a defeated candidate.
green energy
Private jets and absurd displays of wealth: global elite converges in Glasgow for COP26 climate conference
Hundreds of private jets and planes carrying the world’s political and social elite landed in Glasgow, Scotland, for the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference.
Alberta
Opinion | Report Shows Big Green Is a Real Thing
Vindication, for Kenney and Krause.
canadian energy
Quebec government announces permanent ban on oil and gas exploitation
On October 19, 2021, the Legault government announced it would permanently ban oil and gas exploitation and exploration on its territory.
JOE BIDEN
“Rules for thee not for me”: Joe Biden violates indoor mask mandate in Washington, DC
The current U.S. president was seen violating the mandatory mask mandate in Washington, DC, on Sunday night.
oil and gas
Quebec government plans to shut the door permanently on the oil and gas industry
The Legault government is planning on permanently banning natural gas and fossil fuel exploration in the province, according to inside sources.
covid19
Police and federal workers unions take issue with Trudeau’s mandatory vaccine policy for workers calling it “rushed”, vouching to defend member’s rights
The National Police Federation (NPF) and Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) unions both say they will be defending their member’s “rights” in light of Justin Trudeau’s mandatory vaccination policy announcement.
