Canadian gov’t admits it gambled in deal with COVID vaccine maker that lost $150 million
A contract with Medicago Inc. called for 76 million doses of its own COVID shot to be made, but not one was ever delivered.
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Conservative MP says it’s ‘fair and right’ for Canada to approve Christian Heritage Month bill
“We have Sikh Heritage Month, Hindu Heritage Month, Muslim history month, Jewish Heritage Month and so many more. It is only fair and right that we have a Christian heritage month since there are 19.6 million Christians in Canada according to the last census,' MP Marilyn Gladu said.
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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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Canada’s COVID vaccine contract with Pfizer emerges without cost per injection details
MPs are demanding the government disclose how much it spent on the vaccines.
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New poll shows Conservatives would win massive House majority to overtake Trudeau’s Liberals
A Nanos Research poll has conservatives winning 205 seats in the House of Commons, a gain of 91, and the Liberals winning only 53 seats, a loss of 107.
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Conservative MPs demand investigation into $300 million in gov’t losses from COVID vaccine development
Public Health Agency of Canada said it lost $150 million on an unfulfilled COVID jab contract in 2022 and an additional $173 million that went to Quebec-based Medicago, Inc., which is shutting down in 2023.
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Trudeau gov’t allegedly hid police investigation from auditors reviewing ArriveCan app
In addition to being audited, Trudeau's controversial ArriveCan app is under investigation by the RCMP.
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Danielle Smith disinvited from federal committee discussion on Trudeau’s ‘clean energy’ regulations
The Alberta premier said that 'apparently they don’t want me to testify about electricity grid reliability or our pursuit of carbon neutrality by 2050 after all … wonder why?'
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Trudeau gov’t censors thousands of pages of COVID-era data secretly collected from cell phones
'We leveraged anonymized, population-aggregated, near real-time mobile device location data to estimate dynamic changes in population mobility patterns across the country,' the PHAC said in a weekly Canada Mobility Trends report.
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