Reuben

Loyal Canadian

[Reuben @RH50792532]

No migrant should be able to run for office only the next generation Canadian born. We wouldn't have the Singh debacle would we.

[GDFN Shirts @GdfnShirts]

Only Canadian born citizens should be eligible to run for prime minister.

Agree or Disagree?

[Reuben @RH50792532]

@BillBlair @RCAF_ARC @CanadianForces Do you mean the few we have that you didn't send to Jasper?

[Reuben @RH50792532]

@marty_morantz Whomever in the CRA's decided to do this should be charged for every single illegal theft of property. Who is running Canada?

[Reuben @RH50792532]

@Harry__Faulkner Is Trump right about the U.S. 'subsidizing' Canada? | About That https://t.co/c4wD3Wfgfr Trumps misleading statements are half truths.

[Reuben @RH50792532]

@truckdriverpleb I wonder if she has something to hide in her term in office also?

[The Buck You Will @TheBuckYouWill]

ACCURATE AS FUCK.

Fact Checked: ✅

SILENCE IS NO LONGER AN OPTION.

[PoliceOnGuardForThee @PoliceOnGuard]

Great article detailing Det. Helen Grus’ Police Service Act hearings. Must read!

Silencing Helen Grus: How Media and Government Colluded to Crush Dissent

https://t.co/yCqnW31YhN

[Reuben @RH50792532]

@realTrumpNewsX To be uninformed is not a smart choice. I like Trump. If he was given a mandate by God but if he follows through on his bullying, Gods protection might be removed. This was for God's glory not Trumps. https://t.co/c4wD3Wfgfr Trumps misleading statements are half truths.

[Reuben @RH50792532]

@valdombre Good. We should be educating our children first and foremost.

[Reuben @RH50792532]

Is Trump right about the U.S. 'subsidizing' Canada? | About That https://t.co/c4wD3Wfgfr Trumps misleading statements are half truths.

[Ana Navarro-Cárdenas @ananavarro]

While Trump attacks Canada and Trudeau, Canadian water-bomber planes are right now in Los Angeles helping fight the devastating fires. Canada is our friend, ally and partner.

[Ana Navarro-Cárdenas @ananavarro]

While Trump attacks Canada and Trudeau, Canadian water-bomber planes are right now in Los Angeles helping fight the devastating fires. Canada is our friend, ally and partner.

[Reuben @RH50792532]

@ananavarro Is Trump right about the U.S. 'subsidizing' Canada? | About That https://t.co/c4wD3Wfgfr Trumps misleading statements are half truths.

[Reuben @RH50792532]

@DrewPavlou Propaganda can be easily reviewed and dismissed. You are not stating facts just revisionist history.

[Concerned Canadian @Concern70732755]

Trudeau ensured with his political games & theatrics that we couldn’t have an election now -even on the way out he has subverted the will of the people !

[Reuben @RH50792532]

@PoliceOnGuard Wonder if these judges are placed in their positions by the liberals?

[PoliceOnGuardForThee @PoliceOnGuard]

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has dismissed a class action lawsuit filed by health care workers who chose not to comply with vaccination mandates implemented during Covid-19 by employers and the province of Ontario.

A group of 473 health care professionals from various sectors launched a class action lawsuit against Premier Doug Ford, former health minister Christine Elliott, current health minister Sylvia Jones, and former minister of long-term care Paul Calandra, in addition to 54 hospitals and hospital groups across Ontario.

The plaintiffs each made the personal choice not to take the experimental vaccine when it was mandated for all health care workers across the province. Everyone was subsequently terminated or suspended.

At the time virtually every major union in Canada sided with the employers, leaving no recourse for unionized employees wishing to file grievances.

By filing a class action lawsuit, these employees hoped the courts would confirm that these mandates breached their individual charter rights, conflicted with various legislation, and "amounted to misfeasance of public office, conspiracy, intimidation, and intentional infliction of mental anguish."

The court dismiss their case, stating jurisdiction over unionized employees falls within the grievance process set out in their union agreements.

This ruling by Justice Koehnan further described their case as frivolous and vexatious, claiming their accusations are unsubstantiated and describing the mere concept of their claim as ‘straining all credulity’.

"It pleads bald allegations without material facts."

In a final blow, Justice Koehnan determined that the "the claim's inflammatory, unfounded, and outlandish allegations of conspiracy and misrepresentation" warranted punitive damages.

The hospitals sought to recoup combined legal fees amounting to $235,589 while the province set its partial indemnity costs at $21,425.

The court awarded a reduced fee of $175,000 for the hospitals and $15,000 for the province; a judgement totalling $190,000 against the plaintiffs.

While we acknowledge that there is a system in place to accommodate the grievances of unionized employees, when that system fails to provide the answers and support it is designed to, what recourse do these employees have if not through our justice system? How can an individual hold their union accountable when their union refuses to file the grievances to even start the process?

These questions remain unanswered.

We continue to be hopeful that our judicial system supports the Charter Rights of Canadians, and acknowledges the damage done by lockdowns, mandates and vaccines.

While the courts have acknowledged that some of the actions of our governments during Covid-19 were illegal and overreaching, we have yet to determine the way forward, legally, for any future pandemic responses.

To read the courts decision, click the link; https://t.co/Go3Wg7EfeM

[Reuben @RH50792532]

@DonaldBestCA No one is above the law. Politicians and public employees especially! There penalties must be harsher than ordinary citizens.

[BCBarracuda @BCCuda]

@melaniejoly Are you still mandating an EXPERIMENT for the safety of CANADIANS!

[Reuben @RH50792532]

@melaniejoly You are self serving! How did you protect Canadians and our allied interpreters when threatened you left them behind on the tarmac like a scare little biatch?
Prove me wrong.