🟢 Juno Jump Start: Trump wants Canada to pay for wildfire smoke
Trump says the economic cost of wildfire smoke drifting into the U.S. should be added to the tariffs Canada already faces, Bill C-3 could hand Canadian citizenship to foreign criminals, and more.
Trump wants Canada to pay for wildfire smoke
U.S. President Donald Trump says the economic cost of wildfire smoke drifting into the United States should be added to the tariffs Canada already faces, accusing Ottawa of failing to manage its forests.
“We are holding Canada responsible for the fact that they are not properly maintaining their Forests, and Brush therein, and the United States is being unnecessarily invaded by filthy, polluted, and unhealthy air,” Trump wrote Friday on Truth Social.
Calling the situation “Willful Negligence,” Trump said the smoke has become a yearly problem costing the U.S. “Billions of Dollars,” adding that “this pollution must of necessity be added to the TARIFFS Canada is currently paying.”
Trump is the latest American politician to blame Canada for the cross-border smoke. Keep Reading
Conservatives warn Bill C-3 could hand Canadian citizenship to foreign criminals
Conservatives are warning that the Carney Liberals are devaluing Canadian citizenship after Bill C-3 came into force without requiring language tests, citizenship exams or discretionary security screening for people recognized as citizens by descent.
Because Bill C-3 treats eligible applicants as citizens by operation of law rather than new immigrants, those recognized retroactively need only prove an unbroken line of Canadian ancestry to obtain a citizenship certificate.
“Should a person with a criminal record be entitled to automatic citizenship in Canada? The Liberal government seems to think so,” Conservative immigration critic Michelle Rempel Garner said Jul. 16.
The Conservatives argue Bill C-3 could allow foreign nationals convicted of serious crimes to obtain Canadian citizenship without undergoing the same vetting required of immigrants. Keep Reading
WATCH: This is what happens when nobody is held accountable
When no one is held accountable, communities bleed and trust dies. That’s the painful reality playing out in Canada right now.
That same lack of accountability was on full display this week after a Canadian woman attacked a Trump supporter in New Jersey. The victim was only a teenager, and the incident quickly made headlines on both sides of the border. Watch now
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‘F*** Your Fascist Pancakes’: Protester Confronts Danielle Smith at K-Days
A woman who previously confronted a Juno News reporter and threatened legal action went viral Thursday after repeatedly calling Premier Danielle Smith a “fascist” during a K-Days pancake breakfast at the Alberta Legislature. Keep Reading
Carney freezes family reunification program indefinitely
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Corus Entertainment announces incoming layoffs, despite millions in subsidies
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Well maybe we can hire foreign criminals to manage the forests for us in between raping and pillaging Canadians
I am sure the $125 million we gave to suppress forest fires to Brazil will be a big help in Ontario. But, Trump is correct, the fuel on the forest floor has been ignored for far too long with obvious results.