🟢 Juno Jump Start: Alberta Influencer launches site to report teachers pushing ideology
Berta Proud Dad, an Alberta political influencer, launched a website for parents and students to report teachers who may attempt to circumvent provincial law and push ideology in schools.
Alberta influencer launches website for parents to report teachers pushing ideology
Alberta political influencer Lawrence Magee, who runs the account Berta Proud Dad, has launched a website allowing parents and students to report teachers they believe are violating the province’s new education rules.
The site, ReportATeacher.ca, allows users to submit photos, along with a teacher’s name and school. Magee says he plans to bring the reports to Alberta’s education minister for follow-up.
The initiative follows concerns about teachers allegedly finding ways around restrictions on political and ideological displays in classrooms. Magee says the effort is not specifically about Pride flags, but about keeping political symbols and ideology out of classrooms. Keep Reading
Carney refuses to reveal plan as $28B in U.S. tariffs loom
Prime Minister Mark Carney is refusing to reveal how his government plans to respond as $28 billion in new U.S. tariffs threaten Canadian exports.
Pressed by reporters Monday on whether Ottawa has a plan, Carney said negotiations with the United States are ongoing and declined to discuss Canada’s strategy publicly.
“I have a plan that will cover all eventualities,” Carney said, while offering few details on what measures his government could take if the tariffs move forward. Keep Reading
EXCLUSIVE: Dreeshen celebrates court ruling on bike lanes
Alberta Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen is welcoming an Ontario Court of Appeal ruling that found governments are not constitutionally required to preserve bike lanes.
Dreeshen told Juno News the decision strengthens Alberta’s position as the province prepares legislation governing how municipalities can use bike lanes.
The proposed Alberta rules would prevent bike lanes from eliminating vehicle lanes or parking spaces, while still allowing municipalities to build cycling infrastructure where it does not interfere with existing road networks. Keep Reading
Parti Québécois says it will hold off referendum until Trump leaves office
Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon told supporters he has no intention of holding a referendum while U.S. President Donald Trump remains in office because the province’s “political future demands conditions that allow for an informed and calm debate.” Keep Reading
Committee launches probe into Canada’s NATO spy failings
A parliamentary committee has unanimously approved a Conservative motion to investigate how a Chinese-Canadian woman accused of spying was able to secure an internship at NATO headquarters in Belgium after being vetted by Canadian security agencies. Keep Reading
Canadian border enforcement confirms deportation of senior Islamic regime member
Canada has deported Seyed Salman Samani, Iran’s former deputy interior minister and Interior Ministry spokesman, after the Immigration and Refugee Board found him inadmissible for being a senior official of the Iranian regime. The Canada Border Services Agency confirmed to Juno News that Samani has been removed from Canada and is barred from returning without special authorization. Keep Reading
OP-ED: Trigger warnings don’t protect students, they make education worse
“There was no clear evidence that trigger warnings help psychologically vulnerable people manage their mental state. Nor do they improve learning. The only obvious effect of trigger warnings was negative: they reliably increase ‘anticipatory’ distress before the person even encountered the material.” Keep Reading
Citizens pushing back against Woke government overreach!!! We need way more of this.