Baldwin called on investigators to make sure they do “everything in their power” to “find out what really happened,” though it seems clear that he is the one who pulled the trigger on a prop gun that contained a live round, killing cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.
This is a just-released interview with both Dr. Mel Bruchet, who was taken by eight RCMP officers from his home and taken to a mental hospital where he was forced to stay, medicated, and had his phone taken from him.
This is an important document on the Soviet tactics used by the government of Canada against anyone who places actual medicine and facts in the way of injecting everyone with an experimental mRNA gene therapy, including pregnant women, who were never part of any cohort in testing.
Dubé announced at a press conference on Thursday that Quebec will be expanding its vaccine passport system to require three doses.
Dubé did not provide an exact date for the change but said it would be made after all Quebecers were eligible for a third dose.
Dubé went on to say that people would need to show vaccine passports to buy alcohol at the province-run Société des Alcools du Québec or cannabis at the Société Québécoise du Cannabis as of Jan. 18.
It’s not really clear how this is supposed to help anything. Have we reached the ‘dart board’ phase of the pandemic?
One of the biggest factors when comparing Canada’s lagging wage growth to the United States is a difference in immigration levels between the two countries, according to Bay Street economist Benjamin Tal.
“To put things in perspective, [Canada] got 410,000 new immigrants in 2021. In the U.S., altogether, they got 500,000,” said Tal, deputy chief economist at CIBC Capital Markets, in an interview Friday.
“The last time I checked, the U.S. is ten times larger than we are. But the [level of immigration] is basically the same.”
During a recent study by the University of Bern researchers used brain stimulation to demonstrate that the ability to sympathize with the future victims of climate change encourages sustainable behaviour.
A petition demanding Justin Trudeau be charged with inciting hatred has gone viral. The petition is directed at David Lametti, the Attorney General of Canada, and demands criminal charges be laid against the prime minister. The creator of the petition, an anonymous individual, states that Trudeau’s comments have left them fearing for their safety. The petition adds: “these egregious statements were made for the purpose of promoting hatred and violence against an identifiable group, specifically; individuals who have not received any or all Covid-19 vaccination doses.”
Can unelected bureaucrats without any constitutional or statutory authority force a medical procedure on 100 million Americans?
With the Omicron variant driving COVID-19-related hospitalizations in Canada to record levels, many are wondering when this latest wave will fade — and data from at home and abroad suggests it could be soon.
Interestingly, being vaccinated against COVID-19 doesn’t relieve concerns about the disease – in fact, the opposite appears to be true. Vaccinated Americans are more concerned about the coronavirus threat than the unvaccinated, and those who have gotten COVID-19 vaccine booster shots are most concerned.
As well they should be.
In Ontario, the number of people hospitalized continued its upward trend, reaching a new pandemic high of 2,594 on Saturday.
“I may be one of the very few that has this depth of understanding of the technology that doesn’t have a direct financial conflict of interest,” Malone told The Epoch Times. “If I’m not allowed to speak about my concerns, whether they’re right or wrong … who is a valid person to participate in the dialogue?”
The warning comes as Ontario Premier Doug Ford this week announced several new COVID-19 public health measures, including moving schools online and enacting restaurant and gym closures and capacity limits as the province struggles to contain the spread of Omicron.
The proposed amendment, ACA 11, would hike several key taxes to fund a state-level government healthcare scheme. According to the right-leaning Tax Foundation , it would increase the average household’s taxes by an astonishing $12,250.
