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Canadians can’t afford Trudeau’s second carbon tax Canadian Taxpayers Federation | June 29, 2023
“Canada’s own emissions are not large enough to materially impact climate change” and that the second carbon tax is “broadly regressive"

Per worker business investment down 20 per cent since 2014 and falling further behind U.S.

Facebook has already said that they won't work with Canada to allow news stories because of this

Overall, it’s clear that over the long-term Canadians and Americans will face significant ongoing costs to pay for wasteful and poorly targeted government spending during the pandemic

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Trudeau needs to rein in cost of international trips Canadian Taxpayers Federation | June 24, 2023
It’s clear the feds love spending buckets of cash flying around the world but it’s not clear what value taxpayers are getting for all this money

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Saskatchewan’s Aboriginal Oligarchy William Walter Kay BA JD | June 22, 2023
The upshot of all this is an Aboriginal community consisting of several hundred entrenched kleptocrats raking-in lavish incomes whilst lording over a vast majority mired in squalor.

Speculative mathematical climate models has been to over-estimate how sensitive the earth’s atmosphere is to enrichment with greenhouse gases, when compared to estimates based on measurement of actual temperatures and greenhouse-gas enrichment

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“The Right to Rodeo”: May 2021 Rodeo Protest trial continues in Red Deer Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms | June 21, 2023
“The continued legal defence of the Northcotts is part of the continued fight to protect Albertans’ fundamental freedoms”

“Canada has a long history of different religious groups living side-by-side peacefully with the freedom to disagree with each other’s practices,” says Hatim Kheir, lawyer for Free to Care

"Courts must stand firm against allowing professional regulators being co-opted by activists using them to punish people who hold views or ideas they disagree with”

“Canadians need to decide for themselves whether they are getting their money’s worth when it comes to how governments are spending their tax dollars”

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Forest fires—truth going up in flames Fraser Institute | June 17, 2023
When it comes to climate change, we’re constantly told to “follow the science.” Yet the same people who say that also regularly fabricate claims about trends in forest fires here in Canada and globally, and the connection to climate change

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Senators hang fancy art on their walls, taxpayers foot the $500,000 bill Canadian Taxpayers Federation | June 16, 2023
The cost of running the Canadian Senate has exploded under Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

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Charges against Pastor Hildebrandt dropped Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms | June 15, 2023
Crown withdrew the charge on the ground that there was no reasonable chance of conviction

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PBO shows Volkswagen deal already over budget by $2.4 billion Canadian Taxpayers Federation | June 14, 2023
“Canadian families need $16.3 billion, Volkswagen does not”

Analysis of Changes in Median Employment Income in Canada’s Census Metropolitan Areas, 2008-2019.

Wildfires starting simultaneously across the province have led to police investigating possible arson, while mainstream media and politicians continue to blame 'climate change'

Johnston's resignation leaves Trudeau with few options but a full public inquiry into foreign interference

“To more meaningfully tackle the housing shortage in Canada, policymakers will have to look at ways to create more housing units of all types across our urban areas, and not just in certain small pockets”

“The experience of the 1990s shows that money promised today is not guaranteed tomorrow”

Medically Assisted Deaths in Canada rose by 35% from 2020 to 2021

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Windsor Officer Appealing his Conviction for Making a $50 Donation to the Freedom Convoy Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms | June 2, 2023
“Canadians including police officers should be able to exercise their right to freedom of expression without being penalized"

This cap, which will inevitably curtail oil and gas production in Canada, will likely harm the petrochemical and plastics sectors, which use petroleum as a feedstock for producing their products

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"He left right in the middle of the semester, and I'm having a little trouble remembering why," Poilievre said.

Looking down & smirking in a very strange way. We know this is a tell. But what’s going on? Very weird

What CSIS told him about China's interference aimed at him and the Conservative Party

Well here's the answer: - an extra 61 cents-a-litre at the pump - an extra $573 a year—on top of the first carbon tax of $1,500 per family

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Scrapping wasteful Mission Cultural Fund a huge win for taxpayers Canadian Taxpayers Federation | May 30, 2023
Fund spent taxpayers’ money on a sex toy show in Germany -- Global Affairs quietly “sunsetted” the program March 31, 2023

Dashcam video captured the reaction of a driver and passenger as they quickly become surrounded by smoke, embers, and fire in Hammonds Plains, N.S. as a wildfire raged in the province

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