Saskatchewan set to defy Trudeau gov’t, stop collecting carbon tax on electric home heat
Premier Scott Moe is ignoring a threat from Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau that he could serve jail time for failing to impose the tax.
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Catholic Hong Kong activist defies Communist China, breaks bail to remain in Canada
'I have felt for years how precious freedom from fear is,' said 27-year-old Agnes Chow, who is famous for her participation in the Hong Kong pro-democracy protests of 2019.
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Neurology professor says Canada likely paid more for COVID vaccines than all other countries
While the official number remains secret, neurology professor Steven Pelech estimated Canada paid $38 per shot compared to $22-$23 paid per shot by the United States and Europe.
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Prominent pro-family activist announces run for office in New Brunswick
Campaign Life Coalition's Jack Fonseca told LifeSiteNews that Faytene Grasseschi is a 'totally solid pro-parental rights Christian leader.'
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Trudeau gov’t expected to pay half of legacy media journalists’ salaries following Google agreement
‘We’re pretty close, by my estimation, to a 50 percent wage subsidy on journalist salaries up to $85,000 per year,’ said Canadian journalist Rudyard Griffiths.
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Canadian gov’t lawyers try to claim Freedom Convoy leaders were overseeing an ‘occupation’
The Crown has attempted to make a case that Tamara Lich and Chris Barber were co-conspirators responsible for the uprising in Ottawa in 2022.
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Trudeau gov’t minister says she is ‘happy’ to help defend CBC from Conservative Party criticism
Heritage Minister Pascale St-Onge's promise comes amid accusations that the CBC is an arm of the Trudeau government because of recent government payouts to the media outlet.
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Canadian House of Commons committee admits China operated ‘police service stations’ in 3 cities
'To date, no individuals have been arrested or had their diplomatic credentials removed in relation to the overseas police service stations.'
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Google agrees to pay Canadian legacy media $100 million under Trudeau’s Online News Act
Google had previously promised to remove links to Canadian news outlets rather than pay the fees outlined in Justin Trudeau’s new legislation.
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Trudeau forced to admit ‘Christmas is not racist’ after gov’t report suggesting it is
The report claimed that holidays such as Christmas and Easter are forms of discrimination and religious intolerance and observing the birth of Jesus Christ is ‘an obvious example’ of a type of religious bias that is rooted in colonialism.
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