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Display and speaker systems were hijacked at Kelowna International Airport, Public Safety Canada confirmed that the federal firearm amnesty has been extended until Oct. 30, 2026, and more.
Pro-Hamas hackers breach B.C. and U.S. airport display systems
Display and speaker systems were hijacked at Kelowna International Airport on Tuesday night at around 5:15 pm, displaying “unauthorized” pro-Hamas messaging on the airport’s flight information display screens. At the same time, Arabic chants played over the airport’s public address speakers for several minutes.
WATCH: Auto sector job losses: Where is the ‘DEAL’ Carney promised?
‘Straight Up’ host Marc Patrone is joined by political commentator and business owner Mario Zelaya to discuss news that automaker Stellantis is moving production from its Brampton plant to the US.
Ottawa extends firearm confiscation amnesty to 2026
Public Safety Canada confirmed Wednesday that the federal firearm amnesty has been extended until Oct. 30, 2026. This comes amid speculation that the gun buyback program could be ending altogether.
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Liberal govt advertises Canada’s ‘free’ healthcare to migrants
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Stellantis ditches Canada for U.S., moving 5,000 jobs and $18B
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B.C. premier admits, again, decriminalization of hard drugs was a mistake
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Public safety minister admits border security promises unfulfilled
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Edmonton police charge four in massive poppy field bust
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Technology should be giving us more freedom and ease of life. The reality is that people who abuse the use of that technology make it necessary to find ways to control it's use.
https://michelchossudovsky.substack.com/p/bibi-giving-money-hamas
Bibi Has Been Giving Money to Hamas. An Insidious Intelligence Operation; like the US- a false flag.
Confirmed by Israeli media, not fake news. Bibi has been giving money to Hamas
Like the US ; Israel is guilty of false flags. - the Israeli government is doing that to their own people. It's exactly like the US.
politicians and Billionaires , and the NGOs, and the 'tech bros' . Their people have been duped, lied to, and they do not want to fall for that again.
https://michelchossudovsky.substack.com/p/bibi-giving-money-hamas