Committee set to hear testimony on alleged political interference in N.S. mass shooting

OTTAWA – The House of Commons Public Safety and National Security Committee is set to meet today to discuss allegations of political interference in the 2020 mass shooting in Nova Scotia.

Seven people are slated to appear before the committee on Tuesday, including Deputy Minister of Justice and Deputy Attorney General of Canada François Daigle, Nova Scotia RCMP Chief Supt. and lead investigator Darren Campbell, and Lia Scanlan, a strategic communications director.


Note there is a live telecast at the link and also starting at 1 PM on Glowball below.

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Canadian – German Hydrogen Deal Just More Trudeau Bullshit Say Experts

Canadian hydrogen deal won’t immediately solve Germany’s energy woes: experts

Some energy experts warn a deal to sell Canadian hydrogen to Germany will serve as only a small, far-off and expensive part of the solution to Europe’s energy crisis.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau are set to sign a hydrogen agreement in Stephenville, N.L. next week, during Scholz’s official visit to Canada.


Trudeau and Scholz won’t do anything to derail the green-scam agenda.

Trudeau released the turbines to keep Germany in on the green-scam. If Germany dropped out due to domestic unrest and repealed their Green-Scam legislation other Euro states would follow like dominoes. Game over for Globalist designs.

Junior is using the Ukraine conflict to further the green-scam agenda. His deceitful actions undermine support for Ukraine. People know they’re being scammed. When will the Ukraine community speak out or are the happy at Justin’s contributions to the cause and willing to make a deal with the devil?

As a friend noted: Who do you support when both sides are working against you?

See you at the riots.

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Over 60,000 People Sign Petition To End Canada’s Telecom Oligopoly

Canadians are calling on the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) to end the domination of Rogers Communications Inc. (TSX: RCI.B), BCE Inc (TSX: BCE) and Telus Corporation (TSX: T) over the country’s telecommunications industry.

The campaign, in the form of a Change.org petition started by Nicole Goodmurphy-McCallum, has gathered over 60,300 signatures so far.

This was triggered by a series of recent events that stress the glaring need for telecom competition in the country: first was the proposed merger between Rogers and Shaw Communications (TSX: SJR.B), exacerbated by the massive, 19-hour Canada-wide Rogers outage last month, and then most recently, Telus’ request to charge a 1.5% credit card processing fee on all customer bill payments.

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All Is Proceeding As Any Idiot Could Have Foreseen

  1. Canada socializes healthcare.
  2. Canada legalizes euthanasia.
  3. The Canadian government-controlled health care establishment realizes, “Hey, wait a minute, it’s cheaper if these people die, let’s pressure them into it.”
  4. “Euthanasia” is now Canada’s sixth-leading cause of death.

At no point does it seem to have occurred to anyone that giving the government strong financial incentive to want you dead was a bad idea.

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‘I was blindsided:’ Long-time news anchor Lisa LaFlamme speaks out after CTV ends contract

Long-time news anchor and journalist Lisa LaFlamme is speaking out after what she called a “sudden” decision by Bell Media to end her contract with CTV National News.

“On June 29, I was informed that Bell Media made a ‘business decision’ to end my contract, bringing to a sudden close my long career with CTV News,” said LaFlamme in a video posted on social media Monday afternoon.

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Canadian politicians as foreign agents

It’s alarming to hear public accusations from a prominent source that there are Canadian politicians being paid by foreign governments. Yet that’s exactly what a former senior figure at the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) told Parliamentarians last week.

Michel Juneau-Katsuya discussed the matter at a hearing of the House of Commons ethics committee, claiming outright that: “There are elected officials at all levels whether it’s municipal, provincial or federal who are being paid by foreign governments and who are not necessarily acting in the interests of Canada.”

Arresting the Liberal Government would solve most of this problem.

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Trudeau To Purchase Aircrafts For Personal Use From Saudi Arabia

“$130 million deal with a shadowy company controlled by crown prince Mohammed bin Salman a sign of normalizing ties with Saudi regime.”

Anthony Fenton is a journalist and researcher, and a PhD candidate at York University. An article written by him and published in July 2022 makes the following claim:

“The Canadian government is buying two aircraft for a fleet used by the prime minister from a company controlled by notorious Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman.”

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New federal worker health plan includes $75K sex change coverage

The federal government has worked out a proposal with unions to update the Public Service Health Care Plan which will now include up to $75,000 in coverage for “gender-affirming care.”

On Aug. 3, the Partners Committee of the Public Service Health Care Plan submitted its recommendation to the Treasury Board to update the plan after four years of back and forth consultations.

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Douglas Todd: SFU prof targeted by China for groundbreaking Uyghur research

SFU professor Darren Byler has been frequently attacked by China’s state media, which accuses him of being an agent of the U.S. government. Something he denies.

During four groundbreaking expeditions into China, the latest in 2018, Byler has witnessed many colleagues and research subjects disappear into the mass “re-education” camps and forced labour factories endured by more than 1.5 million Uyghur Muslims.

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GUNTER: A jobs recovery that rests on public sector jobs isn’t sustainable

I think I’ve finally figured out why more people who work in the public sector were OK with COVID lockdowns and mask mandates than people in the private sector. And, no, it’s not because they are part of some grand plot dreamt up by the World Economic Forum to strip us of our rights.

It’s because lockdowns and other restrictions didn’t impact their incomes and lives as much as they did for private-sector workers.

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Rushdie stabbing prompts Canadian literary figures to highlight author’s free speech fight

Canadian writers, publishers and literary figures doubled down on the right to freedom of thought and expression on Saturday, one day after an attack in the U.S. on award-winning author Salman Rushdie that has left him on a ventilator in hospital.

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Did The Government Of Canada Create An Aging Population On Purpose?

Canada’s aging population. It’s a story well-told within Canadian media.

“We need giant immigration quotas to offset our aging population. Our elderly workforce means that mass immigration is the ultimate solution for our demographic shortcomings.”

CAP wonder how many Canadians have considered the following:

Demography is a long-term business. Statistics Canada specialize in tracking these trends from decade-to-decade. Meaning that if the government wished to do so, they could stimulate birth rates based on future need.

They didn’t do it. Neither the Liberals, nor the Conservatives, implemented a program to encourage Canadian births during the years previous to government rationalization for the highest immigration quotas on earth.

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Salman Rushdie attack is ‘a strike on freedom of expression’: Says Ass-Clown Trudeau

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau condemned the “cowardly attack” on novelist Salman Rushdie, calling it “a strike on freedom of expression.”

In a tweet Saturday afternoon, the prime minister wrote, “The cowardly attack on Salman Rushdie is a strike on the freedom of expression that our world relies on.”


That’s the same ass-Clown who wants to censor the internet and rolled out the Emergencies act.

What he really waned to say.

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China has encroached on Canada’s critical minerals industry, with almost no obstruction from Ottawa

For the past two decades, China has built up a powerful position in Canada’s critical minerals and mining sector, with little oversight from Ottawa

Three years ago, Sinomine Resource Group Co., a Chinese company, quietly bought the Tanco mine in Manitoba. At the time, Tanco was one of the world’s few sources of the critical mineral cesium, a key input in atomic clocks and radiation detectors. The mine had previously produced lithium, a battery metal used in electric cars.

Even though Tanco was owned by an American chemicals company, Cabot Corp., Canada’s federal government had the authority to block the acquisition on national security grounds. But far from blocking the deal, Ottawa appears not to have given it a second glance.

Earlier this year, under its new Chinese ownership, the Tanco mine started producing lithium and shipping it back to China, where it is fed into the country’s massive domestic electric car industry. Tanco is now the only operating lithium mine in Canada, and Sinomine has plans to expand production over the next few years.

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