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Ford surges as Ontario Liberals continue to lose confidence in Del Duca: poll

… Wednesday’s latest Postmedia/Leger poll suggests the lead enjoyed by the Tories throughout the campaign remains strong, with 38 per cent of respondents intending to vote PC.

Steven Del Duca’s Liberals dropped from 28 to 26 per cent from last week, with the NDP increasing by one to 24 per cent.


Michael Taube: The incredible political metamorphosis of Doug Ford

… In a 12-year span, Ford has transformed himself from a behind-the-scenes businessman to reluctant politician to controversial municipal city councillor/mayoral candidate to unexpected Ontario premier to one of Canada’s most successful Conservative politicians.

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Justin Trudeau cancels B.C. appearance after protesters gather carrying noose

Trucks with horns blaring and a noose dangling from a hand-held prop resembling a gallows were the backdrop of a protest outside a Liberal party fundraiser in Surrey, B.C. on Tuesday night that grew so ugly Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was forced to cancel his appearance.

OTTAWA — Trucks with horns blaring and a noose dangling from a hand-held prop resembling a gallows were the backdrop of a protest outside a Liberal party fundraiser in Surrey, B.C. on Tuesday night that grew so ugly Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was forced to cancel his appearance.

Tensions amid a group of protesters estimated at about four dozen escalated to the point where Royal Canadian Mounted Police decided it wasn’t safe for the prime minister to attend, the RCMP confirmed to the Star Wednesday.

Trudeau did not enter the building, but later addressed the crowd of 140 for about three minutes via video link.

This story has gone from Racists hurling expletive’s to dangerous lynch mobs and back again. Face it Ottawa he’s hated.

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Could the federal government regulate your cat videos on YouTube? Maybe, former CRTC vice-chair warns

Despite the federal government’s assurances that it won’t regulate videos Canadians post for fun on platforms like YouTube and TikTok, a former top regulator has warned that a government bill still leaves the door open for doing precisely that.

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Countries Are Hoarding Food Supplies As Prices Spike, Hunger Crisis Looms

Countries are imposing export restrictions on food in light of shortage concerns sparked by the war in Ukraine, The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.

Export restrictions were quickly imposed after Russia’s Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine to increase domestic supply and slow the rise of prices, but the trend could exacerbate rising global food prices and shortages, according to the WSJ. Ukraine and Russia are both major exporters of grains and vegetable oils.

Restrictions on food or fertilizer exports were put in place in 26 countries in 2022, according to the WSJ. Economists told the outlet these restrictions would temporarily ease the pain of food shortages in the countries that use them, but are a temporary measure that contributes to higher food prices globally.

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Feds ready to get involved in Quebec’s Bill 21, are closely watching Bill 96

Federal Justice Minister David Lametti says the federal government is prepared to get involved in two controversial Quebec bills, including the language law passed Tuesday, especially if the bills reach the Supreme Court.

“We have, as we have said from the start, concerns about the preemptive use of the notwithstanding clause,” Lametti told press on Wednesday morning, a day after Bill 96 passed in the Quebec legislature using that clause.

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Does the WEF practice what they preach?

Many of the attendees at the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting are travelling by limousine and private jets. At the same time, they’re lecturing Canadians – and everyone else – about an “energy transition” at the expense of our oil and gas sector.

But does the WEF practice what it preaches? It doesn’t appear so. There is a big divide between what is being promoted at the conference and what’s actually done by people there.

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The FBI recently foiled an ISIS plot to assassinate George W. Bush

An alleged ISIS operative in the U.S. was plotting to kill George W. Bush, going so far as to travel to Dallas in November to take video around the former president’s home and recruiting help from a team of compatriots he hoped to smuggle into the country over the Mexican border, according to an FBI search-warrant application filed March 23 and unsealed this week in the Southern District of Ohio.

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Why Trudeau Is Hated Everywhere He Goes In Canada

“Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will visit Saskatoon today where he will meet with long-term care residents, vaccine researchers and visit a daycare.”

A wise Liberal Party marketing move it is. Unlike everywhere else in Canada PM Justin Trudeau visits, the odds are low that expletives will be hurled at our prime minister. That is, unless a chapter of “Hell’s Grannies” from Monty Python appear on the scene. Chances are low that the daycare set are likely to throw their soothers at the PM. Of course, this example of “racism” would not be tolerated.

Renovating Trudeau’s Country Estate Cost Taxpayers Almost $12 Million

As many Canadians struggle to purchase their own homes due to the rising costs of real estate, taxpayers have been billed nearly $12 million to renovate Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s country estate – including a $2.5 million backup cottage.

Are Canadian Media being Paid To Brand The Conservative Party Racist?

Have you heard the news? Our society is racist, bigoted, xenophobic and homophobic. We know it because Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has told us so. For reinforcement, add to this NDP Party leader Jagmeet Singh. State-funded CBC News agree, as do all other major media organization in Canada.

Biden Is Solving America’s Labor Shortage — Through Wealth Destruction And Looming Recession

Biden has backed reckless government spending that led to a supply and demand imbalance, undermined our domestic oil and gas production, which helped drive energy costs higher, and encouraged federal handouts that kept workers on the sidelines. Overall, the president can take a good bit of credit for the runaway inflation that is hurting all Americans.

Organic Obsession Ruins Nation’s Economy, Causing Violence And Widespread Hunger

A decision to go organic has devastated the economy of Sri Lanka, a populous island nation south of India. Last year, the county’s government banned fertilizer imports and told the nation’s farmers to practice organic agriculture instead. The result is a “man-made” food crisis as crop yields shrink and farmers stop planting. In the cities, deadly riots have taken place as citizens run out of food and fuel. Sri Lanka is about to run out of petroleum, warned the country’s new prime minister, appointed after his predecessor resigned after destroying the country’s economy.

 

Unraveling Hillary Clinton’s Russia Hoax … Starting With Michael Sussmann

If you’re only dimly aware of the ongoing D.C. criminal trial of corrupt Hillary Clinton lawyer Michael Sussmann, don’t feel bad.

That’s the way they want it, they being the Deep State.

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Mila trial: Six people convicted of harassing French teenager over anti-Islam videos

Six people have been sentenced for harassing a French teenager online after she criticised Islam in social media videos.

The Paris court had found the suspects guilty of sending hate messages and death threats to a 16-year-old girl — identified as Mila.

They were given punishments ranging from a three-month suspended sentence to a four-month prison term under an electronic bracelet.

Judges heard how Mila was the target of a “tidal wave of hatred” after she posted a video online in January 2020.

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‘Zero asylum seekers’: Denmark forces refugees to return to Syria

Violent Muslims in Denmark

Maryam Awad is 22 and cannot remember the last time she had a good night’s sleep. It was probably before her application to renew her residency permit as a refugee in Denmark was rejected two years ago, she says.

Before 2015, Awad’s family lived in a small town outside Damascus, but fled to Denmark after her older brother was detained by the regime. The family have been living in Aarhus, a port city in northern Denmark, for eight years.

Awad and her younger sister are the only family members facing deportation. Their situation is far from unique. In 2019, the Danish government notified about 1,200 refugees from the Damascus region that their residency permits would not be renewed.

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Can the West fix itself?

The war in Ukraine may be just the first test of the western alliance

There are many ways to fracture a people. But one of the best is to destroy all the remaining ties that bind them. To persuade them that to the extent they have anything of their own, it is not very special, and in the final analysis, hardly worth preserving. This is a process that has gone on across the western world for over a generation: a remorseless, daily assault on everything that most of us were brought up to believe was good about ourselves.

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Paying Iranian soccer team to play in Vancouver an assault on Canadian values

While Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was in Vancouver this week pretending it wasn’t his job to call off the obscenity of the federally subsidized Soccer Canada organization shelling out $400,000 so the Khomeinist torture state in Iran could run a profitable public-relations exercise in the form of a “friendly game” in Vancouver next month, my thoughts turned straight away to Alireza Saghafi. I don’t even know if he is still alive.

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Wars and Rumors of Wars

Uncle Sam sent me to South Korea in 1953 during its war of survival against communist North Korea.

Rumbles of yet another war while I was there – that would in time explode into war in Vietnam – made some of my comrades believe that at rotation time, they would be headed to that next fight against communism instead of returning to the states. One of my schoolteachers wrote in 1953: “What do you do there besides freezing in the winter…I hope they send you home before things get started in Indo-China. It looks very much as if that is the next step. I pray that it is not…” Many who dodged the bullet in Korea did in fact end up fighting in that next confrontation with communism.

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