@JasonLavigneAB Find it so appalling that people who had such obvious symptoms from the first were advised (coerced& even pressured) to have
another..
The Canadian Press has seriously undermined its moral credibility.
Using the September 11 attacks primarily as a vehicle for discussing Islamophobia demonstrates remarkably poor editorial judgment. Those attacks were perpetrated by 19 Islamist terrorists who murdered nearly 3,000 people, most of them Americans.
For anyone old enough to remember September 11, the day remains profoundly painful and disturbing. Most of us remember exactly where we were when it happened. Anniversary coverage should focus first on the victims, the events themselves and how they changed the world forever—not subordinate that history to a contemporary political narrative.
CP is not simply another newspaper: it is Canada’s national wire service. Its journalists produce stories that are distributed to subscribing newspapers, broadcasters and digital platforms across the country, where they may be published largely unchanged under a Canadian Press byline. That gives its editorial choices enormous reach. A questionable framing does not remain confined to one newsroom—it can be reproduced nationwide and presented as authoritative reporting.
Canada faces a broader problem with the quality, balance and intellectual diversity of its media coverage. This may help explain the increasingly reflexive anti-Americanism shaping our public discourse. When a national wire service amplifies ideology instead of scrutinizing it, the effects reverberate throughout the entire media ecosystem. Informed debate suffers—and our democracy becomes more fragile by the day.
Police arrived at my door advising that I was under investigation for the alleged wilful promotion of hatred under section 319(2) of the Criminal Code—despite presenting no evidence to support the complaint.
Muslims are using lawfare as a strategy to shut down opposition in an effort to advance Islam.
This recorded encounter demonstrates how hate-speech complaints can be weaponized, but also why Canadians must remain calm, informed and factual.
Know your rights, stand firm and never be intimidated into silence.
I challenge anyone who is skeptical to watch the @AllisonInquiry from yesterday and today
I challenge you to find any evidence pointing to the COVID-19 vaccine injured being “anti-vaxxers”
Take me up on it. Watch the full testimony from both days — anyone and everyone in mainstream media or otherwise.
Go ahead. Watch.
Then come back and tell me which one of them are “anti-vaxxers”
@AlinejadMasih Truly disgusting. A woman oppressing another women..
Curious,..will she be fired from her clinic position if she treats the woman without the hijab?
The memo didn’t just avoid the word “terrorism.” It rewrote the event itself: “The hijackings led to passenger jet crashes.”
No mention that those hijackings were a coordinated mass-murder plot that killed nearly 3,000 people, including two dozen Canadians.
That is not journalism. That is sanitizing history.
https://t.co/gHUzAGtD9w
The Carney government wants to use CBC to fight misinformation.
But CBC journalists can’t even call 9/11 a terrorist attack.
How can we trust them? https://t.co/oya5q21nhk
The anti-American stuff needs to stop.
You might not like who’s in the White House. That’s fine. And yes, the “51st state” comments certainly didn’t help matters.
But Canada and the U.S. have been neighbours, allies and friends for generations. Our economies are deeply connected and millions of us have family and friends on both sides of the border.
This relationship is bigger than Trump, Carney or any one politician.
Enough with the silliness. 🇨🇦🇺🇸
Good grief… if you have to explain the fucking basics of human decency to grown adults, it really doesn’t inspire much confidence, does it??
What a mess…🤦🏻😡
If people don't already know that:
- It's wrong to rape
- It's wrong to have sex with children
- Men and women are equal
The answer isn't to tell them when they come here, and hope for the best.
It's to never let them into our country in the first place.