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Continue Reading →: Grocers as Scapegoats for Trudeau’s Failed Economic Policies
Grocers as Scapegoats for Trudeau’s Failed Economic Policies
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s directive to force grocery stores to reset prices with the aim of stabilizing inflation appears to address Canada’s escalating food prices. While it may temporarily alleviate concerns and garner initial support, it falls short of addressing the root causes of inflation and could ultimately do more harm than good. Inflation became…
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Continue Reading →: Personal Diplomacy Beyond Trudeau’s Skills: The Failed G20 Visit to India
Personal Diplomacy Beyond Trudeau’s Skills: The Failed G20 Visit to India
PM Justin Trudeau wasted a golden opportunity to work things out with India’s PM Narendra Modi at he G20
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Continue Reading →: Contrived Sexual Identities Erode the Natural Standard in the Parent-Child Relationship
Contrived Sexual Identities Erode the Natural Standard in the Parent-Child Relationship
The assertion that parents are inherently the primary educators of their children has stirred quite the debate, prompting a need to advocate for parental authority and natural truths. At the heart of this discussion lies the contemporary phenomenon of children adopting genders different from their biological sex. This trend, endorsed in progressive education circles, has…
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Continue Reading →: Forest Fires and Empty Promises: Trudeau’s Climate Emergency
Forest Fires and Empty Promises: Trudeau’s Climate Emergency
It was two years ago this week, on August 18th, amidst a general election, that the Liberal Party of Canada made a slew of promises from Vancouver. The calculated move was significant due to the province’s ongoing forest fires at that time. The document, titled “Liberals move forward on training 1,000 new firefighters” still graces…
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Continue Reading →: Unpacking a ban on plastic waste packaging
Unpacking a ban on plastic waste packaging
Ottawa’s plan to eradicate plastic waste by 2030, led by Minister of the Environment Stephen Guilbeault, on its face seems to be a commendable ambition. However, we must tread carefully. An ill-considered approach driven by unchecked ideology might trade one set of challenges for another. As a result, it’s crucial to evaluate its health, economic…
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Continue Reading →: Justin Trudeau is the Donald Trump of Canada’s Left
Justin Trudeau is the Donald Trump of Canada’s Left
Trudeau’s form of populism has been so deftly executed, media and his followers seem blissfully unaware of his striking similarities to Trump, and how closely the disposition of Trudeau’s followers mirror Trump’s own followers.
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Continue Reading →: Woke inclusion opens gates to exclusion and division
Woke inclusion opens gates to exclusion and division
Canada’s federal government has cheerfully proclaimed June to September to be Pride Season. Beyond the commonplace vulgarity in pride parades, one reasonably perceives a push to include new identities. And generous Canadians are inclusive. But a push for inclusion is a push for power, and that makes inclusion a complex political beast. For starters, unless every person…
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Continue Reading →: A smaller caucus presents Smith some advantages
A smaller caucus presents Smith some advantages
Despite reports and comments about the Alberta election results, Smith’s victory with a smaller caucus offers many advantages
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Continue Reading →: Ottawa has its national security priorities backward
Ottawa has its national security priorities backward
Canadians know very little of these exploited security weaknesses because the government regularly invokes national security to obstruct Parliament from asking questions and to cover up its mismanagement in security affairs.