Ontario reports 3201 new Covid cases … and Ford pushing to speed up Ontario reopening plan

Ontario reports 3201 new Covid cases … and Ford pushing to speed up Ontario reopening plan

Ont. reports 44 more virus-related deaths as number of COVID-19 patients in hospital dips below 2,000

Provincial officials added another 44 virus-related deaths to Ontario’s COVID-19 death toll today as the number of people hospitalized with the virus dipped below 2,000 for the first time in more than a month.

Officials say the 44 deaths logged today occurred in the last 24 days, including four on Feb. 9, nine of Feb. 8, five of Feb. 7.


Ford pushing to speed up Ontario reopening plan: sources

Premier Doug Ford is pushing for new regulations that would speed up the pace of Ontario’s reopening plan, multiple sources tell CTV News Toronto.

The province is currently slated to lift capacity limits in indoor settings that require proof of vaccination as of Feb. 21 en route to removing all capacity limits by March 14.

However, there has been growing pressure from some local politicians to move up that timeline with Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown telling reporters on Wednesday that he believes there are “real consequences” to waiting.

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How organizers with police and military expertise may be helping Ottawa convoy protest dig in

 

For nearly two weeks anti-vaccine mandate demonstrators and their big rigs have entrenched themselves in Ottawa’s parliamentary district and its neighbourhoods.

Despite a strategic strike by police to cut off supplies to truckers encamped in the city’s downtown core, protesters appear to still have the upper hand on police.

It’s a success that experts partly attribute to the deep knowledge of law enforcement and military tactics that exist in the convoy’s organizational structure.

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Trudeau Makes Bizarre Statements Showing No Self-Awareness Or Grasp On Reality

So Trudeau comes out and condemns the massive freedom protests, saying that “individuals are trying to blockade our economy, our democracy, and our fellow citizens’ daily lives. It has to stop.”

Oh, honey. Bless your little authoritarian heart. You can’t be serious. You can’t be this dense.

HE is the one who has been blockading their economy, their democracy, and their fellow citizens’ daily lives for TWO YEARS. HE is the one who has to be made to stop. Thus the freedom protests. To make him stop blockading their economy, their democracy, and their fellow citizens’ daily lives.

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Special forces soldier faces scrutiny for alleged support of convoy protesters

The Canadian military is looking into whether a special forces soldier whose house allegedly has a large banner supporting convoy protesters displayed outside has violated any rules.

Canadian Forces members complained that the soldier, who is with the Joint Task Force 2 counter-terrorism unit, should not have such a symbol displayed outside his home in Stittsville.

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The convoy is making a difference, even if politicians don’t want to admit it

Since the freedom convoy has rolled into Ottawa, the Conservatives have ousted their leader, Saskatchewan has announced an end to all Covid restrictions, Alberta has ditched its vaccine passport, and Quebec has abandoned its tax on the unvaccinated and started to phase out its restrictions. Whenever any of the politicians behind these moves have been asked, they’ve said the convoy has nothing to do with it, but that honking you hear in the distance begs to differ.

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Dissent Begins To Snowball As Liberal MP’s Say No To Trudeau

It was bound to happen. A Liberal MP has spoken out this week against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s pandemic policies, as well as the handling of the Trucker Convoy protests in Canada.

Joel Lightbound, Louis-Hébert, Que. MP, held a press conference where he stated that “those concerned about COVID-19 policies have legitimate concerns that should not be dismissed.”

That was then, and this is today. Another Liberal MP from Quebec has broken ranks with his boss. A three-term Liberal MP is now raising questions about Justin Trudeau’s handling of the pandemic. MP Yves Robillard says he agrees with fellow Quebec Liberal MP Joel Lightbound.

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‘Let Him Answer, He’s Not Good at It!’: Heckling Silences Justin Trudeau in Canadian Parliament

Leftist Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faced jeers and insults in Parliament on Tuesday as he once again faced questions regarding his derision towards citizens who oppose civil rights violations tied to the Chinese coronavirus pandemic.

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Ottawa Police Call Child Services, Have Not Ruled Out Removing Truckers’ Children

According to estimates, over 100 truckers brought their children along for the demonstrations. Children’s Aid Society was called in to advise officers on how to handle the situation as the city prepares a crackdown on the peaceful protestors.

Portraying Trudeau As Blameless For Convoy Confirms Globalist Media Agenda

How can it be? How is it that the Canadian government is released from responsibility for the Truckers Convoy in Ottawa?

What should be unfathomable is today a reality. The polarization of media coverage has spread far beyond Canadian borders. United States, U.K., Australia, France and other western countries are now reporting on the debacle in Ottawa.

Ottawa Convoy Organizers Say Mood ‘Upbeat’ Amid Easing Restrictions And Border Blockades

At a press conference Wednesday afternoon, convoy organizers Tamara Lich and BJ Dichter alongside their legal counsel Keith Wilson provided an update on the demonstration. CTV News was not invited to attend and was turned away at the door, however the press conference was monitored via social media.

Dr. Zelenko: ‘We Could Have Ended Pandemic Long Ago’

When Upstate New York physician Dr. Vladimir “Zev” Zelenko drew the attention of President Trump back in the spring of 2020 with a simple protocol of cheap, proven, widely available drugs for COVID-19 that included hydroxychloroquine, he had successfully treated more more than 350 patients, with only one needing hospitalization.

Nearly two years later, amid continued government and media suppression of early treatments, Zelenko told WND in a video interview that he and his team have administered what is now know as the Zelenko Protocol to more than 7,000 COVID patients, with only three deaths.

“Z-Stack was a gift from God in response to tyranny,” says Zelenko. “The ghoul Cuomo, who killed 20,000 nursing home residents in the state of New York, blocked access for my patients to hydroxychloroquine. He took away my ability to deliver zinc inside the cells … to inhibit viral replication. So I was forced to innovate. … I learned about quercetin, which is available over the counter. I realized, ‘Oh my God, I just found the cure, not for COVID, but for tyranny.’

So, Z-Stack was in response to oppression. It was in response to government overreach and getting in the middle of the sacred relationship between the doctor and the patient.”

Z Stack will ship to Canada, and they make a kid’s version too. 

Kellogg Foundation Bankrolls $500 Monthly Income For Illegal Aliens

A coalition of activist organizations has teamed up to institute the pilot program across 13 counties in New Mexico where 330 illegal alien households will receive monthly payments of $500 for the next year.

Newly Released Docs: White House Ignored Commanders Warnings Before Chaotic Afghan Withdrawal

A report from Army intelligence claims that the White House and Senior Pentagon staff did not grasp how quickly the Taliban was gaining control in Afghanistan before they removed troops.

It said that the officials at the White House and Pentagon resisted efforts by military officials to prepare for the evacuation of its embassy personnel and Afghan allies weeks prior, The Washington Post reported.

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I did not kill anyone, says main suspect in Paris attacks trial

Salah Abdeslam, giving evidence for first time, says he did not ‘inflict so much as a scratch on anyone’

The main surviving suspect on trial over the 2015 terrorist attacks in Paris took the stand for the first time on Wednesday, telling a court that he had never killed or wounded anyone and was not a danger to the public.

Salah Abdeslam is suspected of being a member of a group of jihadists who carried out a coordinated series of bombings and shootings across the French capital that left 130 people dead and hundreds of others injured.

Called to be cross-examined for the first time in the marathon trial, he said: “I did not kill anyone and I did not injure anyone. I didn’t inflict so much as a scratch on anyone. It’s important for me to say this.”

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‘It’s not good timing’: Liberals downplay MP Joël Lightbound’s accusation of divisive tactics

 

Liberals are downplaying MP Joël Lightbound’s claims that they are fanning the flames of division during the pandemic, as they double-down on partisan rhetoric towards the new Conservative leadership team.

Speaking to reporters on Wednesday morning, Liberal MPs said that they respectfully disagreed with MP Lightbound, who remains a caucus member, on the negative tone that changed towards unvaccinated Canadians before and during the federal election.


Quebec Liberal MP Robillard also breaks ranks, questions Trudeau government’s handling of pandemic, sides with Lightbound

Three-term Quebec Liberal MP Yves Robillard says he wants Chief Government Whip Steven MacKinnon to apologize to him for dropping him from the House National Defence Committee and sending an email to all Liberal MPs about it.

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Invading Ukraine Will Not Meet Russia’s Expectations

 

Has the Cold War returned with a vengeance? Some expert commentators seem to think so. Russia’s mobilization of over 100,000 troops near Ukraine’s borders this winter has led the United States and some allied NATO countries to threaten economic and political sanctions, including those specifically against the Kremlin’s leadership. Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014 and destabilization of eastern Ukraine since then has created uncertainty as to how far President Vladimir Putin might be willing to go, either in the way of scaled-up political pressure backed by military power, or in the worst extreme, an actual large-scale invasion with ambitious objectives, including possible regime change in Kiev. Several prognosticators and some Russian officials also assume that, should Russia decide to initiate a major military operation against Ukraine, the result would be a veritable walkover, with Ukrainian forces unable to offer more than a feeble and temporary resistance against overwhelming Russian combined ground, air, and naval forces.

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CAIR Doubles Down on ‘Illegal Surveillance’ Charges

The Islamist group has expanded its bogus accusations and is asking the Department of Justice to investigate its critics.

Ever since the Ohio headquarters of the Council on American–Islamic Relations (CAIR) went public in December with accusations that Steven Emerson’s Investigative Project on Terrorism (IPT) was illegally surveilling the Ohio Muslim community, CAIR has driven the public narrative with the assistance of a gullible and ignorant media.

Like a fox demanding an investigation of the henhouse, CAIR sent a letter to the Department of Justice on January 31, calling for it to “launch an investigation to determine whether Steve Emerson or IPT broke any federal civil rights statutes or criminal laws by targeting the Muslim Community.”

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