Twitter Co-Founder Jack Dorsey tweets “End the CCP” in response to a report on Beijing lockdowns
On August 6, 2022, Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Twitter and CEO of Square tweeted out “End the CCP”.
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Pandemic, lockdowns made health of Americans worse, increased heart disease and stroke
New data show that the health of Americans was made worse by the COVID-19 pandemic and the accompanying government lockdowns.
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Only 25% of Canadians support domestic vaccine passports, down from 70% support last September
A new Angus Reid survey has found that only 25% still support vaccine passports, which is massively down from last September when vaccine passports were supported by 70% of those surveyed
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Sweden’s Education Minister says she is “convinced” it was the right decision to keep schools open during the pandemic
On Twitter, Sweden’s Minister for Education wrote that she is “convinced” it was the right decision not to close down schools in March 2020.
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Trudeau government announces end of vaccine requirement for Canadians traveling domestic and abroad, but maintains vaccine mandate for foreign travelers
The Trudeau government announced the end of some of its COVID mandates, but is keeping many restrictions and mandates in place.
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Canadians protest the extension of travel restrictions outside of Justin Trudeau’s hotel in Calgary
On June 1, 2022, a group of individuals protesting against Justin Trudeau and the extension of the travel restrictions gathered outside the hotel he was staying at in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
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Conservative motion to lift COVID travel restrictions in Canada defeated in parliament
On May 30, 2022, a Conservative motion seeking to lift the COVID-19 travel restrictions has been defeated in parliament.
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Ottawa counter-protestors throw eggs at Rolling Thunder, call protestors “fascists”, “vanilla ISIS”
Counter-protestors in Ottawa did not appreciate the movement for freedom.
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POLL: 90% of Quebecers want healthcare reforms, 67% say they support adding private-sector delivery of healthcare procedures to the universal system
In a new poll from Leger, 90% of Quebecers said “meaningful reforms are needed to improve the delivery and accessibility of health services” and 67% say they are supportive of adding some private-sector element to the universal system.
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8 in 10 Canadians want politicians “open minded” to significant healthcare reforms, 55% support adding private-sector delivery of healthcare procedures to the universal system
In a new poll from Leger, Canadians said they want leaders to be open to looking at significant healthcare reforms and 55% say they are supportive of adding some private-sector element to the universal system.
