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.
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Justin Trudeau announces mandatory vaccine policy for government workers, domestic travelers
On Wednesday, October 6, 2021, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that federal public servants and domestic travelers will need to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by October 30.
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FAILED BID: After spending $610 million, Canadians refuse to grant Trudeau majority government
Justin Trudeau failed to secure a majority government in what most voters deemed to be a deeply “unnecessary” election.
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Opinion | The Liberal Party’s Censorship Extremism
By Troy Lanigan, President of the Canada Strong and Free Network.
2021 election
Opinion | Are polling firms reporting on political division or dividing us?
By Vitor Marciano.
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Canadian Government seeking “anti-racism”, “diversity/inclusion” advisor to be paid $115,000 yearly
The Canadian government is seeking a “Senior Advisor, Diversity & Inclusion / Anti-racism”.
2021 election
Interview with Conservative MP Pierre Paul-Hus
Journalist Simon Leduc interviewed Conservative MP Pierre Paul-Hus about the ongoing electoral campaign in Quebec.
2021 election
Trudeau suggests he will trigger another election in 18 months if he does not get a majority government
The Prime Minister suggested another election could be coming in 18 months if the Liberals are not elected with a majority.
2021 election
Former Afghan interpreter: Trudeau will have “blood on his hands” if families get executed
Maryam Sahar, a former Afghan interpreter, did not spare Canada’s prime minister for not doing enough for endangered Afghans.
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Justin Trudeau makes major election spending promises, without costing it
In Quebec on August 16, Justin Trudeau announced that a re-elected Liberal government will extend and introduce new emergency spending supports for businesses including tourism, the arts and culture.
