Hackers attack Brazil’s health ministry website, vaccination data vanishes
On Friday, December 10, Brazil’s health ministry said that its website was hit by a cyberattack that took several of its systems down.
electric vehicle
WATCH: Tesla car erupts in flames, burns down house
A Tesla car randomly caught on fire and burned down a Pennsylvania house on November 23rd.
Big Tech
YouTube moves to ban all content that discusses adverse effects from vaccines and anti-vaccine content on the platform
In a blog post from YouTube, the company states that “content that falsely alleges that approved vaccines are dangerous and cause chronic health effects, claims that vaccines do not reduce transmission or contraction of disease, or contains misinformation on the substances contained in vaccines will be removed.”
Opinion | The unjust ‘just transition’ and the media’s energy bias
By Joseph Quesnel. Joseph Quesnel is a policy commentator and Thought Leader for the Modern Miracle Network.
carbon capture
Opinion | Canada’s plan for climate change needs to use all the tools in its artillery
By Krystle Wittevrongel, Public Policy Analyst at the Montreal Economic Institute
Calgary
Alberta to become the home of global XPRIZE in carbon capture aimed at fixing one of humanity’s most important challenges
Following a $100 million incentive prize funded by the Elon Musk Foundation to whoever can best solve carbon capture problems, industry players in Alberta are stepping up to the challenge.
Quebec
Quebec will implement vaccine passports to limit non-vaccinated people’s access to non-essential services if situation worsens in the fall
On Thursday, July 8, 2021, the Legault government announced that Quebec plans to use vaccine passports in the fall to limit unvaccinated people’s access to non-essential services if the COVID-19 situation worsens.
Big Tech
Search engine DuckDuckGo calls out Google on data collection practices
On March 15, 2021, internet search engine company DuckDuckGo posted on social media a statement regarding the recently revealed amount of personal data that Google collects from users via Chrome and the Google app.
canadian energy
Hydrogen gas: a promising solution for a net-zero future
Canadian governments are increasingly viewing hydrogen gas as a fuel of the future which can help Canada get to a net-zero future while still allowing for the combustible fuels that can power transportation and other uses that require combustion.
covid19
Twitter introduces Strike System to take down “misleading information about COVID-19 vaccines”
On March 1, 2021, Twitter announced that the company will “begin applying labels to Tweets that may contain misleading information about COVID-19 vaccines”. The company will also continue to remove “misleading information” about COVID-19.
Poll shows nearly half of Democrat voters in favour of putting those who refuse the jab in “designated facilities or locations”, imprisoning those who question jab’s efficacy
Poll shows nearly half of Democrat voters in favour of putting those who refuse the jab in “designated facilities or locations”, imprisoning those who question jab’s efficacy
canada
CBC hires “radical anarchist” to produce documentary on BC pipeline protests
CBC hires “radical anarchist” to produce documentary on BC pipeline protests
covid19
Debt burden of Americans on the rise
Debt burden of Americans on the rise
domestic terrorism
U.S. government creates “domestic terrorism” taskforce
U.S. government creates “domestic terrorism” taskforce
canada
Quebec government considering banning unvaccinated from grocery stores, pharmacies
Quebec government considering banning unvaccinated from grocery stores, pharmacies
