🟢 Juno Jump Start: Carney Liberals are “finishing the job” on Trudeau's war on faith
The Carney Liberal government has banned references to God at official Canadian Armed Forces ceremonies, ordering military chaplains to replace prayers with non-religious “spiritual reflections” at ev
Andrew Lawton: Carney Liberals are “finishing the job” on Trudeau’s war on faith
The Carney Liberal government has banned references to God at official Canadian Armed Forces ceremonies, ordering military chaplains to replace prayers with non-religious “spiritual reflections” at events such as Remembrance Day services, graduations, and changes of command.
Conservative MP Andrew Lawton joins Marc Patrone to explain why he believes the directive is the latest attack on religious freedom by a Liberal government that has repeatedly targeted people of faith. Watch now
Reward for propping up Trudeau? Jagmeet Singh reportedly eyed for $350K tourism gig
Former NDP leader Jagmeet Singh is reportedly being considered for a lucrative federal appointment leading Canada’s national tourism agency, fuelling accusations the Liberals are rewarding the man who helped keep Justin Trudeau’s minority government in power.
CTV News reports Singh is being considered as CEO of Destination Canada, the federal Crown corporation responsible for marketing Canada abroad. The position pays up to $350,000 annually. Keep reading
Federal bureaucrats pocketed $201M in bonuses while missing half their targets
Federal bureaucrats rewarded themselves with more than $200 million in taxpayer-funded bonuses last year while missing nearly half of their own performance targets, raising fresh questions about Ottawa’s spending culture as Prime Minister Mark Carney promises to rein in government costs.
Access-to-information records obtained by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation show 88 per cent of executives still received bonuses despite departments meeting only 54 per cent of their stated goals. Keep reading
Editors Canada releases DEI handbook for editors
Most readers never see the editor behind a news article, they only read the finished product. A newly released handbook from Editors Canada offers a look at how the sausage is made. Keep reading
Saskatoon blew nearly $300K on three giant plastic rocks
The City of Saskatoon spent nearly $300,000 on three giant plastic rocks, prompting the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) to demand city hall stop blowing public money on what it calls so-called “art.” Keep reading
The $21,000 myth of ‘free’ health care
Canadians love boasting about their “free” health care, but a new report suggests taxpayers are paying a hefty—and steadily rising—price for a system plagued by long wait times and overcrowded hospitals. Keep reading
Bombshell Fauci diary contradicts public claims on lockdowns, school closures and COVID origins
Dr. Anthony Fauci’s private COVID diary blows holes in his public pandemic story, revealing behind-the-scenes admissions on lockdowns, school closures and the origins of the virus that he never shared with Americans. Keep reading
Quebec COVID curfew violated Charter rights, but court upholds it anyway
Quebec’s COVID curfew violated Charter rights, but the government still won in court. Keep reading
Should Canada tax its own exports? Here’s where Carney, Poilievre stand
With the Trump administration threatening to impose 50 per cent tariffs on roughly US$28 billion worth of Canadian goods beginning Aug. 19, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre laid out a starkly different negotiating strategy from Mark Carney. Keep reading
Nurse fined $22,000 for comments on COVID-19, BLM and Indigenous patients
A former B.C. nurse has been ordered to pay nearly $22,000 over comments he made about the COVID-19 pandemic, Black Lives Matter protests, and complaints from Indigenous patients. Keep reading
Ottawa approves nickel-cobalt mine in northern Ontario
The Carney government has approved the Crawford Nickel Project in northern Ontario, saying the mine will draw in $5 billion in investment and create 4,000 jobs during its construction and another 1,300 when it is fully operating. It marks the first mine Ottawa has approved under its new impact assessment process. Keep reading
OP-ED: Ottawa prioritized immigration processing over public safety
The first obligation of a nation’s government is to keep citizens safe. On this critical duty, Canada’s immigration policy is failing us. Keep reading
They fear God
Canada is such a better place than it was a decade ago. Prosperous, clean, crime free, drug free, no homelessness, fantastic healthcare, wonderful education systems. etc.,etc..
How have I come to these conclusions?
The CBC of course!!!! We are so lucky to have the liberal brain trust at the helm of the Cantanic!