CBC can't get anymore ridiculous right?
New memo tells CBC journalists not to call 9/11 a terrorist attack.
What do you think of this?
https://t.co/qjl1S8zp48
A former governor general can still expense taxpayers up to $200,000 every year for the rest of their life and up to six months after their death.
This perk is absurd and needs to go.
https://t.co/yCS9oPvUDO
There are citizens in my riding who are unable to afford their mortgage renewal. The only options for them are to sell at a loss or face foreclosure & a court ordered sale. This is why court ordered sales are on the rise in BC. There are no bailouts for them but they will be paying for Carney's bailouts for corporate developers in Vancouver.
C-22 is looking like a huge mistake. It worries me a great deal. There is so much nonsense in there that It may well end up dealing a death blow to Canadian tech viability.
Project managers originally planned to find 30 homeless gay veterans in Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto, Ottawa and Halifax to take photos with free cameras. Records show the $1.2 million @HICC_ca project started late and had difficulty finding gay homeless veterans.
In our new policy paper with @MLInstitute my team shares our research showing that the ASW ban and buyback is unlikely to improve public safety. Federal government should focus funds on community policing and violence interruption.
https://t.co/wOc16o7eo0
🚨BREAKING: I officially tabled the Stand on Guard Act.
This bill would clarify the legal standard for self-defence to add a clear presumption that when someone knowingly and unlawfully enters your home, the force you thought necessary to defend yourself and your family is presumed to be reasonable, unless the facts show otherwise.
Your home should be your safe place, not the place where the law turns against you for protecting the people you love.
#cdnpoli
Beijing squeezed Canadian canola until Ottawa agreed to open its market to subsidized Chinese-built EVs. It’s been doing the same to European dairy and American soybeans. The tactic is simple: find a politically-influential sector in the target country that’s become dependent on Chinese consumers and can’t quickly adjust, and drop trade barriers until they scream.
More in Lingling’s column:
Canada, China and the Age of 'Managed Realism'
https://t.co/tlhq0WVhC2
Reading a recent article describing what Canadian Prime Minister is now trying to put together, this thread below will become an important reference point.
More soon...
Police chief Don McLean of Halifax
has accepted $650,000 from the Feds
so his officers can collect extra paid duty
to go around and harass his citizens to surrender their firearms on their days off.