Take-home COVID-19 tests coming to all Ontario schools
Ontario is expanding its COVID-19 testing options for students and staff at the province’s 4,800 schools as well as increasing rapid testing requirements for unvaccinated staff.
‘Rust’ armorer has ‘no idea’ where live rounds came from and blames deadly accident on cost-cutting bosses
The rookie armorer in charge of weapons when Alec Baldwin accidentally shot dead his cinematographer has insisted she has “no idea” where the live ammunition came from — and is blaming the tragedy on her cost-cutting bosses.
Lawyers for Hannah Gutierrez-Reed told NBC late Thursday that the 24-year-old former model “is devastated and completely beside herself over the events that have transpired” on the set of Baldwin’s “Rust.”
“Safety is Hannah’s number one priority on set. Ultimately this set would never have been compromised if live ammo were not introduced,” her attorneys, Jason Bowles and Robert Gorence, said in a statement.
Conservatives ask ethics commissioner to investigate Margaret Trudeau’s speaking appearance
The Conservative Party is calling on Ethics Commissioner Mario Dion to investigate whether Prime Minister Justin Trudeau violated the Conflict of Interest Act after his mother spoke at an event organized by a group that has received federal funding.
Pushing ‘Build Back Better’ Agenda, Biden Claims You Can Drive Across The Country In An Electric Vehicle ‘On A Single Tank Of Gas, Figuratively Speaking.’
On Thursday, the White House announced that it was confident a $1.75 trillion version of President Biden’s “Build Back Better” bill would be able to pass both the House of Representatives and the Senate, and that it would “set the United States on course to meet its climate goals.”
As part of this agenda, the White House is describing this nearly $2 trillion spending drive as “the largest effort to combat climate change in American history.”
The Bank Of Canada Is Rapidly Losing Credibility
Late to figure out what was obvious to many Canadians, the Bank of Canada increasingly appears to be both out-of-touch and ideological.
FBI report shows 41% increase in hate crimes with anti-white bias
Joseph Messina woke up one February morning to find an anti-white racial slur spray-painted on his house in South Philadelphia. It also included threats and the word “die.” It is believed the incident stemmed from bullying incidents at the 12-year-old’s school. This is an example of a phenomenon that has had a significant increase recently but does not get widespread media scrutiny: hate crimes with an anti-white bias. Earlier this week, the FBI released its hate crime report for 2020, and it showed a nearly 41% increase in hate crimes with an anti-white bias from 2019. Good luck finding any media outlet reporting this.
‘STARVE TO DEATH’: Kim Jong Un ordered North Koreans to eat less food until 2025
Citizens are already feeling the effects of the food shortages, as the nation’s food supply currently can’t meet the demand, according to Radio Free Asia . And let’s not forget the soaring prices of just about everything.
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What’s the end game?
Faced with an emergency, governments are inclined to fast-track legislation with little scrutiny, often with little regard for their temporary nature.
We saw it happen 20 years ago, in the wake of 9/11. Then, countries around the Western world rushed to adopt measures designed to combat terrorism and make people feel safe. Undoubtedly, some of them enhanced national security, but others — many still on the book — had little practical effect other than to limit civil liberties.
Today the emergency is the pandemic health crisis. And though lockdowns were temporary, we are now at a point where, according to a new McGill-led study, over half of the world’s countries have some form of national mandatory vaccination policy, albeit with significantly varying types of penalties. In Canada, every province has adopted some form of certificate mandate requiring proof of vaccination to enter certain establishments or engage in certain activities.
LEVY: In Peel, education takes a back seat to “wokeness”
Hellbent on “uprooting discrimination” in its schools, the Peel District School Board’s (PDSB) senior management team have directed that only those with a high “anti-racist, high anti-oppressive” leadership quotient apply for promotion to principal and vice-principal this year.
Top Trudeau ministers go on climate offensive, causing concern in oil patch
Two Trudeau cabinet ministers have been on the green offensive over the past 24 hours. Both ministers suggested that the environment will be a top priority in Trudeau’s third mandate, even if it may be at the expense of Canada’s top industries.
Notice how the #PoutineMedia immediately adopts leftist talking points? #EnemyOfThePeople https://t.co/qAPYAEe2VN
— Irredeemable Spock (@SpockEvil) October 28, 2021
New York Fire Department Union Warns Vaccine Mandates Will Plunge City into ‘Chaos’
“The staffing just is not there; there’s no way to do it,” FDNY Firefighter Association President Andrew Ansbro said in an appearance on Fox News Radio. “The response times are going to go through the roof. We’re just not going to be able to get to the emergencies in time.”
Are Vaccine Mandates For Kids Next?
It goes without saying that parents almost always know what’s best for their kids. But the FDA and woke officials in the White House and Congress don’t agree. They intend to force COVID vaccines on your kids, whether you like it or not. Don’t let them. It’s politics, not science.
Left Unchecked, Biden’s Border Crisis Will Become The New Normal
The Biden administration quietly made history late last week when U.S. Customs and Border Protection released September data on apprehensions at the southwest border. Those exceeded 185,000 and put total southwest border arrests for this fiscal year at 1,659,206 — an all-time record.
Why I Fear Chinese Dominance
From 1945 to the present day, the United States has been the world’s dominant power, militarily, economically, and culturally. But a lot of people realize that this is changing, and soon, China will probably be the dominant power.
Perhaps you saw the news a few days ago about how Boston Celtics games have been removed from Chinese media after Celtics forward Enes Kantor made a video about the oppression of Tibet? As China is the NBA’s biggest emerging market, it would be naïve to think that Kantor isn’t in for an unpleasant word from the Celtics’ owner and/or manager.
Fear and Loathing at Oberlin
Totalitarian tenderfoots.
You don’t hear a heck of a lot about Oberlin College, the liberal arts college in Ohio, but on Wednesday Hugh Fitzgerald wrote here about an esteemed member of its faculty, Mohammad Jafar Mahallati who, despite revelations about his past involvement with the diabolical regime in Tehran, has enjoyed the unanimous support of Oberlin’s top administrators. Mahallati, reported Fitzgerald, served as Iran’s ambassador to the UN in the late 1980s, where, among other things, he promoted “genocidal antisemitism,” denounced the Baha’i people (hundreds of whom “have been executed or murdered” in Iran), and helped cover up the mass execution of political prisoners. At Oberlin, he teaches Religion, Islamic Studies, and Middle East and North African Studies.
The homophobia of the trans lobby
Lesbians are being pressured into having sex with people with penises.
This week the BBC published a story about the wrong type of victims.
Journalist Caroline Lowbridge wrote an article headlined ‘We’re being pressured into sex by some trans women’. The piece gives a voice to lesbians who say they have been subjected to sexual pressure, and in some cases sexual violence, from men who identify as transgender women. Astonishingly, rather than praise the BBC for giving column inches to lesbians to talk about the abuse they have faced, the loudest voices in the LGBT-plc world have not only condemned the BBC for the article, but they have also dismissed the testimonies of the women interviewed.
That Dirty Green Energy
While governments from Washington westward to California are forcing vaccinations on Americans whether they want the shots or not, don’t forget that policymakers want to do much the same with renewable energy. But renewables aren’t the unalloyed good we’re told they are. They have nasty downsides.
The forms of energy accepted by activists and politicians as “renewable” or “green” are restricted to wind and solar. While both are renewable (and are intermittent and therefore unreliable), neither is truly green. In this editorial, we will focus on solar, just to keep things short.
Solar power depends on photovoltaic panels, which convert sunlight to electricity. Those panels, indispensable to the process, are where solar power’s green reputation breaks down.
Man making $40k/year bought $32m in Vancouver real estate via CCP-linked offshore accounts
A citizen of the People’s Republic of China reported average annual earnings of $40,615 to Canadian border agents yet went on to buy $32 million worth of Vancouver real estate after moving $114 million from Hong Kong-based depositors with connections to organized crime and the Chinese Communist Party, a case study by counsel for the Commission of Inquiry into Money Laundering in B.C. shows.
The study is one of over 1,000 commission exhibits, and it hits on a number of vital aspects of money laundering heard during the course of the 18-month inquiry, such as nominee purchases, obscure corporate structures, fraud, layering and placement of assets (particularly real estate) and links to organized crime and corruption.