CPC Leader Erin O’Toole allegedly gave $240,000 in publicly funded contracts to Conservative insiders
The leader of the conservative party Erin O’Toole is under fire for allegedly giving out nearly $240,000 worth of taxpayer-funded contracts to individuals close to the Conservative Party.
mainstream media
Mainstream Quebec media pushes narrative that 75% vaccine coverage is not enough, now 90% needed
One of the largest mainstream media in Quebec, La Presse, is now pushing the narrative that vaccinating 75% of 12 years and older is not enough and it needs to be pushed to 90%.
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Family of dying man denied the right to say goodbye because they were not double vaccinated
The family of a man who died on July 6th was denied the right to visit him for three weeks because they had only received one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Government of Canada sets up “Federal Anti-Racism Secretariat” for $4.6 million to tackle “systemic racism”
The Canadian federal government has established a new Anti-Racism Secretariat within the Department of Canadian Heritage as part of its “Building a Foundation for Change: Canada’s Anti-Racism Strategy 2019–2022” to address systemic racism.
Free speech
Offensive online posts “undermine Canada’s democracy”, Steven Guilbeault’s Heritage Department says
In a briefing note, Liberal Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault’s department says offensive social media posts “put people’s safety at risk” and “undermine Canada’s democracy.”
ethics investigation
Trudeau likely to face fourth ethics investigation since 2017 as commissioner looks into contracts between Liberals and Trudeau childhood friend
The Ethics Commissioner Mario Dion is asking prime minister Justin Trudeau about dubious contracts with the firm of a childhood friend in what could be Trudeau’s fourth ethics investigation.
cuba
Justin Trudeau confirms vaccine certification system is coming, fails to condemn Cuban regime’s suppression of protestors
In a bizarre press conference, Canada’s prime minister Justin Trudeau confirmed that Canada will create a vaccine certification system for international travel, and failed to condemn the Cuban regime’s suppression of protestors.
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Trudeau government to spend $3.3 million to lecture Canadians on “systemic racism”
The Trudeau government will spend $3.3 million on a national ad campaign aimed at “making more white Canadians knowledgeable about systemic racism”, according to CTV News.
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Trudeau: Canada will not welcome unvaccinated tourists for “quite a while”
Justin Trudeau told CTV News on Thursday that it will be “quite a while” before Canada opens up to unvaccinated tourists.
history
Vandals desecrate the gravesite of Canada’s first prime minister, Sir John A. Macdonald
Vandals desecrated the gravesite of Sir John A. Macdonald, Canada’s first prime minister, resting at the Cataraqui Cemetery in Kingston, Ontario.
