Canada is sending another $10.57 million to Zambia for four international development projects, including agricultural programs and financial sector training, having already spent more than $210 million on aid to Zambia since 2020.
https://t.co/vPmRzParkx
Former Canadian intelligence officer says Ottawa should use part of its proposed $6 billion boost to Canada’s spy agency to build a foreign intelligence service capable of spying on allies, including the United States.
https://t.co/1q1gkxCH9Q
Hymie Rubenstein writes, "Regardless of which side prevails in this appeal, this battle over water and housing rights is bound to eventually reach the Supreme Court of Canada.”
https://t.co/cjOoLERdsS
The CBC removed a CBC Kids News video on Monday after a Juno News investigation and a wave of criticism online came down on the state broadcaster for platforming unconventionally coloured poppies and their causes during Remembrance Day.
https://t.co/Jfdc8xIEnt
The Islamic Republic of Iran is threatening to strike “the heart of Europe” if European nations’ bases are used in future U.S. military action against it.
Read more: https://t.co/mi0Dt0ZxoT
BREAKING: The CBC has taken down a CBC Kids video promoting rainbow poppies after Juno News questioned the broadcaster over its Remembrance Day messaging. The video told children that some people believe the traditional red poppy focuses too much on soldiers and can glorify war.
https://t.co/w6uoS8UGoS
Toronto Police identified a biological male as a woman in an arrest notice, raising concerns that trans-inclusive policing policies distort crime statistics and media coverage of who commits certain crimes.
https://t.co/aYUCFsL1L2
Toronto police reported arresting a “woman” at an anti-Israel protest.
What they failed to communicate was that the accused is actually a man who identifies as a transwoman.
The media repeated the claim ad infinitum, showing how "inclusion" policies can leave the public misinformed.
https://t.co/SQP3WZBXmX
Illegal Diwali fireworks sparked three fires across Edmonton, with one burning just metres from a residential fence. Firefighters received 23 fireworks-related complaints over the weekend.
Read more: https://t.co/naV2D9huSW
Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada’s growing economic ties with China pose fewer security risks than its relationship with the U.S., despite previously calling Beijing Canada’s greatest security threat.
https://t.co/pCsDmF3YPe
Carney’s Liberals are making the rural immigration program permanent, targeting 18,000 permanent resident admissions over three years while promising to reduce temporary immigration.
https://t.co/DyQgSToJNR
Metal Detectors Are The Latest Sign of Canada’s Decline:
Canadians once prided themselves on the fact that, unlike America, our public places, including hospitals, schools, libraries and malls, did not need airport-style security measures.
But now, these airport-style security measures are commonplace across Canada as crime has significantly increased across the country.
My latest for @junonewscom: https://t.co/1Q2SWgyYKb
Richard Dur writes, "Newly released government records reveal serious complications, emergency ambulance transfers and 'severe harm' following abortions."
https://t.co/QHokJ2a3ms
Conservative MP Michelle Rempel Garner shut down a CTV host for dragging Stephen Harper into the immigration debate instead of holding Carney accountable for his record targets.
https://t.co/E6ykGIP3n6
As Nenshi focused on public disputes and poetry challenges, critical warnings about Calgary’s water infrastructure were not being shared with city councillors. The warnings were there. So why weren’t councillors made aware of the risks?
Read more: https://t.co/T2B0yGngST
Elie Cantin-Nantel writes, "As a longtime Ottawa resident, I have been to my city hall many times, but this time, something was different: upon entering the building, I had to go through an airport-style security check."
https://t.co/cHAEk9iw6J
France has blamed an Iranian cyber unit for attacks on more than 700 grocery stores, where hackers manipulated refrigeration systems to spoil food. Paris is now pushing the EU to sanction Iran.
https://t.co/n9yEIdzD0U
The CRA gets to vet newsrooms for taxpayer-funded journalism benefits as Carney’s Liberals dangle $501 million in media tax breaks.
https://t.co/aHJ8S7VHmT
MUST READ: Canada’s private sector job growth lagged so much under Trudeau that it fell an estimated 554,000 jobs short of U.S. performance, a Fraser Institute study found.
https://t.co/GG7JaTnWRP
Elizabeth May says she regrets supporting Liberals in confidence votes
In one of her final House of Commons remarks before stepping down as Green Party leader for the second time, Elizabeth May admits she regrets helping prop up the Liberals.
https://t.co/kCZqIBJ9dK