Liberal government believes mail-in votes “would be key” for possible 2021 election
Privy Council President Dominic LeBlanc emphasized the need for a substantial increase in mail-in voting for a 2021 election. LeBlanc wrote that a 100x increase in mail-in voting from the previous election “would be key”.
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BREAKING: Canadian Liberal Member of Parliament seen naked while on zoom in the House of Commons
At this time, it is unclear who the alleged Liberal Member of Parliament is, but a Quebec flag is seen in the frame of the individual’s office. On social media, users are speculating that the man seen naked on a parliament zoom call is William Amos, a Liberal MP for Pontiac in Quebec.
budget
Catherine McKenna’s Minister of Infrastructure fails another Audit, billions unaccounted for
Karen Hogan, Auditor General, found numerous inconsistencies and incomplete information when auditing the $187.8 billion 12-year ‘Investing in Canada Plan’.
covid
Trudeau government to increase immigration levels by 117% despite economic uncertainty
Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino has reaffirmed the Trudeau government’s intention to hike immigration levels in 2021 by a record-high 117% despite the uncertainty of the economic recovery.
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House of Commons committee sheds light on how WE Charity allegedly misled donors
The WE Charity scandal shook politics in the summer of 2020, revealing deep ties between the Trudeau government and the organization, raising questions left unanswered about the relationship between the Liberal government and the questionable charity.
carbon tax
Liberal Senator says they will keep raising the Carbon Tax until they reach their targets
Marc Gold, a Senator appointed by Justin Trudeau in 2016 from Quebec has said that the liberal government would keep increasing the carbon tax until the government’s emissions target is met.
immigration
Government of Canada plans to bring in more than 1.2 million immigrants in the next 3 years
On October 30, the Government of Canada announced its plan “to support economic recovery through immigration”. The plan would increase immigration between 2021 to 2023 to “compensate for the shortfall” of immigration due to the pandemic.
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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.
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.
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Liberals threaten to call an election if ‘anti-corruption’ committee motion passes
In response to the proposed motion, the Liberals have threatened to set forth a snap election if Parliament passes the motion to create an anti-corruption committee saying a motion of this sort “sends a message saying that they don’t have confidence in the government,”.
