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Massive Protest in Quebec Against Lockdowns over Weekend

Massive Protest in Quebec Against Lockdowns over Weekend Resistance is NOT futile! They have a very short window for their Tyranny.  

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“Powerful” Hurricane Teddy Strengthens To Cat 4 With Canada In Crosshairs; Tropical Depression 22 Forms In Gulf

“Powerful” Hurricane Teddy Strengthens To Cat 4 With Canada In Crosshairs; Tropical Depression 22 Forms In Gulf The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is closely monitoring “powerful” Hurricane Teddy as it continues to churn in the Atlantic Ocean and could make landfall in Canada early next week. As of 0500 ET Friday, Teddy is generating 130 mph winds (Category 4) […]

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Carbon price wars–BC, Ontario or Quebec?

Carbon price wars–BC, Ontario or Quebec? The question of how the Canadian provinces should deal with the issue of greenhouse  gas emissions continues to be contentious and occasionally acrimonious. The new provincial government of Ontario has declared its intention to cancel that province’s cap-and-trade system—referring to it as “a punishing, regressive tax that forces low-and […]

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The Separatist Movements in Canada & One-Size-Fits-All of Marx

The Separatist Movements in Canada & One-Size-Fits-All of Marx Many people are aware of the various attempts of Quebec to separate from Canada. What they are unaware of is the supporters of the Western Independence Party of Alberta. There has been an undertone of the separatist movement in Alberta which actually stems from the Great Depression […]

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Catalonia is not Just About Spain – it is About Brussels!!

Catalonia is not Just About Spain – it is About Brussels!! There are of course those in Spain who side against Catalonia. Others write who are in Catalonia yet disagree with the separatists. Let me make this very clear. It is the government of Rajoy who has acted abusively, and this is all about protecting […]

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Quebec Is “Close To Its Limits” As Refugees Flood Across US-Canada Border

Quebec Is “Close To Its Limits” As Refugees Flood Across US-Canada Border Back in January, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, his liberal savior complex in full view, announced that Canada would take in all refugees who are refused entry to the US. “To those fleeing persecution, terror and war, Canadians will welcome you, regardless of […]

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Canadians fight floods across the country

Canadians fight floods across the country Thousands in Central Canada, the Atlantic and B.C. spend the weekend struggling with rising water levels Erick Miner comforts a cat rescued by boat from a home Saturday on Rue Saint-Louis in Gatineau, Que., as rising river levels and heavy rains continue to cause flooding. (Justin Tang/Canadian Press) ​Across […]

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Wet weather walloping much of Ontario, Quebec and heading east

Wet weather walloping much of Ontario, Quebec and heading east Ottawa River, Laurentian communities hit hard; New Brunswick expected to be next Some Pointe-Gatineau, Que., residents have had to abandon their cars trapped by flooding. Firefighters have gone door-to-door in parts of Gatineau to warn residents of the dangers of staying put as forecasts call […]

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Questions Remain As Shifting Narrative, Conflicting Testimony Indicates Cover Up in Quebec Terror Incident

Questions Remain As Shifting Narrative, Conflicting Testimony Indicates Cover Up in Quebec Terror Incident Witness statements and reports which conflict with the Canadian government’s account of what occurred during the tragic January 29th, 2017 Quebec terror attack at the Islamic Cultural Centre of Quebec City raise questions about what actually happened the night of the […]

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Will Cap-And-Trade Slow Climate Change?

Will Cap-And-Trade Slow Climate Change? The principle that polluters should pay for the waste they create has led many experts to urge governments to put a price on carbon emissions. One method is the sometimes controversial cap-and-trade. Quebec, California and the European Union have already adopted cap-and-trade, and Ontario will join Quebec and California’s system in January […]

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Bombardier Thanks Canada For $1 Billion Bailout By Firing 7,000 People

Bombardier Thanks Canada For $1 Billion Bailout By Firing 7,000 People Back in October, Quebec put taxpayers on the hook for a $1 billion bailout of planemaker Bombardier, which was having one hell of a hard time creating a buzz around its CSeries commercial jet program. Bombardier has been around for nearly 8 decades and employs more […]

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Bombardier’s strange chokehold on the public purse

Bombardier’s strange chokehold on the public purse In today’s lexicon, government ‘investment’ means spending your money on someone else Bombardier’s new, much-delayed CS300 aircraft made its first test flight in February, but some investment analysts are wondering if the longer, narrow-bodied jet has missed its moment. (Christinne Muschi/Reuters) Has anyone noticed how the word “spend” […]

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Bombardier investment launches Quebec into battle with aerospace giants: Don Pittis

Bombardier investment launches Quebec into battle with aerospace giants: Don Pittis Is challenging Boeing and Airbus a savvy investment or a waste of taxpayer cash? Fred Cromer, president of Bombardier Commercial Aircraft, presents Swiss Airline’s new Bombardier CS100 aircraft. But delays in readying the CSeries for passenger service allowed giant competitors Boeing and Airbus to […]

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Dozens arrested in anti-capitalism May Day protest in Montreal

Dozens arrested in anti-capitalism May Day protest in Montreal Eighty-four protesters arrested, Montreal police use tear gas to disperse demonstrators and bystanders Police arrested 84 people, including 27 on criminal charges, and used tear gas to disperse demonstrators at a night-time protest in downtown Montreal organized by a local anti-capitalist group called CLAC. Hundreds of […]

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Quebec City climate-change march draws 25,000 people

Quebec City climate-change march draws 25,000 people March is in advance of premiers’ summit next wee A climate-change march drew about 25,000 people to the streets of Quebec City on Saturday, as protesters try to encourage premiers to take a tougher stance on climate and pipeline regulations. Energy East pipeline project changes encouraging, expert says Dramatic […]

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