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By: Alex Dhaliwal
On Friday, the vast majority of UN member states called for the admission of Palestine to the international body—a precursor to recognizing its statehood. However, Canada abstained.
Environment and Climate Change Canada said it would pay British Columbians upwards of $24,000 to ‘switch their home heating systems from oil, propane or natural gas.’
By: Alex Dhaliwal
Mike Ananny, a former Trudeau Foundation scholar now at the University of Southern California, is among the appointees to the newly-announced CBC advisory panel. Heritage Minister Pascale St-Onge did not explain the appointment process.
By: Alex Dhaliwal
RCMP officers said providing hourly intelligence updates for ministers harmed their ability to police the 2022 Freedom Convoy. Some accused government officials of ‘politicizing' an already tense protest.
By: Alex Dhaliwal
‘Some Government of Canada partners would misrepresent the information or misattribute third-party information as RCMP information,' reads the report, National After-Action Review into the RCMP's response to the 2022 Freedom Convoy.
'This is simply unacceptable, and Alberta, when it comes to intra-provincial projects, will not recognize the Impact Assessment Act as valid law,’ reads a joint statement.
By: Alex Dhaliwal
‘Every person coming for a visit … perceives Canada and its origins … [as] a land … of pain representing oppression, inequality and intergenerational trauma,' said the 2023 Management Plan.
Rebel News earlier reported the delegation's costs at $1.35 million. The bill now sits at $2,954,188.
Tory Leader Pierre Poilievre earlier told reporters he doesn't buy the rhetoric comparing the carbon tax to devastating wildfires. ‘If we paid higher taxes, we'd have less for forest fires? Come on,’ he said.
Erin O’Gorman, president of the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), said they have 68 fewer IT contracts since last May. However, the border agency will always need some outside help, she claims.
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