Lawyers say Canada’s travel app violates many Charter rights
COVID has made people’s civil liberties on paper ‘meaningless effectively in the real world.'
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Bankruptcies skyrocket in Canada amid soaring inflation, interest rate hikes
Canada's most populous province of Ontario saw a 16.5 percent increase in personal bankruptcies, which is even higher than the national rate of 11 percent.
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Ontario Nurses Association says many are leaving Canada to work in America
'I felt I was doing all this overtime while putting so much of my time into work and not actually enjoying life,' relayed one nurse while explaining why she left Canada.
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Canadian father of four denied unemployment benefits after getting fired for refusing COVID jab
When he was hired, taking the jab was not listed as a stipulation of employment.
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Canadian gov’t looking to implement digital ID program despite concerns of privacy experts
A former privacy watchdog says it's 'certainly possible that digital ID would lead to the data being available to many players or actors, corporate or governmental, that should not have access to all of this data.'
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Trudeau gov’t ignored negotiation ‘breakthrough’ with truckers before invoking Emergencies Act
The rational at the time of the invocation of the Act was that law enforcement had requested the powers, and that there was as significant portion of foreign funding supporting the event.
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Danish gov’t to treat COVID as ‘seasonal’ virus, limit jab rollout to people age 50+
The new Danish guidance marks a significant step away from the coercive tone taken by governments around the world, preferring to treat COVID-19 like influenza.
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Majority of farmers warn Trudeau’s emission restrictions would cause crop production to plummet
The Trudeau government plans to reduce nitrogen emissions significantly, despite nitrogen fertilizer being an 'essential crop nutrient' for Canadian farmers.
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Excess non-COVID deaths in England and Wales almost 20% higher than average: gov’t data
'The signals in the data suggest something is not quite right,' Oxford Professor of Evidence-Based Medicine Dr. Carl Heneghan stressed.
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New study sees one-in-three teenagers who took the Pfizer jab suffer cardiovascular side-effects
A preprint study from Thailand has found that as many as one-third of teens who received the COVID shot suffered some form of subclinical cardiovascular adverse event, raising the prospect of hidden heart injuries occurring in a significant proportion of the vaccinated.
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