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
Interview with Conservative MP Pierre Paul-Hus
Journalist Simon Leduc interviewed Conservative MP Pierre Paul-Hus about the ongoing electoral campaign in Quebec.
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Liberal Minister for Women and Gender Equality refers to the Taliban as “our brothers”
During a press conference on Wednesday, August 25, about the ongoing situation in Afghanistan, Liberal Minister for Women and Gender Equality Maryam Monsef referred to the Taliban as “our brothers”.
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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.
2021 election
“Unnecessary”, “tone-deaf”: Trudeau government expected to declare snap election for September 20th
The Trudeau government is expected to announce a snap election this Sunday.
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Government of Canada releases “Just Transition” discussion paper on transitioning to a “low-carbon economy.”
On July 20th, Natural Resources Minister O’Regan introduced the consultation process on the government’s “Just Transition” plan to deal with workers hurt by the short term energy transition that the Trudeau government is proposing.
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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.
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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.
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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.
