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Canadian ‘solidarity’ means no LNG for EU
Free West Media 2023-02-03Western energy solidarity is running out of steam. Canada is currently offering a chilling example of how Western “partners” should not treat each other. When the EU announced its renunciation of Russian gas supplies in response to the war in Ukraine in spring 2022, all European governments praised the switch to liquefied natural gas – also known...
US alleges Chinese spy balloon flew over sensitive military site
Al Jazeera 2023-02-03The United States is tracking a suspected Chinese surveillance balloon seen over the country’s airspace for a couple of days, but the Pentagon has decided not to shoot it down due to the risk of harm to people on the ground, officials have said. A senior defence official told Pentagon reporters on Thursday the US has “very high confidence” it is a...
Astronomers Intrigued by 25 Mysterious Repeating Radio Signals From Deep Space
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Canada: five RCMP officers charged over Indigenous man’s 2017 death in custody
The Guardian 2023-02-02Two Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers accused of Dale Culver’s manslaughter and three others face obstruction charges Five officers with the Royal Canadian Mounted police have been charged over the death of an Indigenous man, nearly six years after he died while in police custody. Dale Culver,...
On First Anniversary of Freedom Convoy, Protesters Tell Their Stories
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Teacher Who Disrupted BC School Vaccine Clinic Saying Parental Consent Is Needed Reprimanded for Yelling
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Fewer Than Half of Canadians Trust ‘Authoritative Sources’ of Information: Federal Research
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Canada’s Freeland faces big spending demands and darker economic outlook
Live Mint 2023-01-25Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s finance minister is facing significant pressure to spend more on clean-energy subsidies and health care, even as a possible recession looms. Chrystia Freeland, speaking Tuesday at a cabinet retreat ahead of parliament’s return next week, said she’ll “continue to take a fiscally prudent approach” as the...
Jordan King Abdullah II to Visit Canada on January 26-27 - Prime Minister Office
Urdu Point 2023-01-25King Abdullah II of Jordan will visit Canada on January 26 and 27 to discuss matters of mutual interest, the Office of the Prime Minister said on Wednesday WASHINGTON (UrduPoint News / Sputnik - 25th January, 2023) King Abdullah II...
McCarthyism 2.0: Kevin hopes to outdo Joseph
Asiatimes 2023-01-25Nearly seven decades after it was discredited, McCarthyism is back in the United States with a bigger and more ambitious agenda. The original version to oust “commies” and “traitors,” named after Republican politician Joseph McCarthy, took America by storm during the first Cold War. From February 1950 to December 1954, the redneck first-term...
Rising Price of Food Threatens to Adversely Affect Poverty Rates in Canada: Government Memo
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‘Intimidating’: Doctor Tells Law Society Former Health Minister Visited His Home
The Epoch Times 2023-01-25The Law Society of Alberta heard Tuesday a number of allegations about Alberta’s justice...
Canada Sought Help From U.S. on Paxlovid Use, Vaccination Messaging
The Epoch Times 2023-01-25Communication on COVID-19 between top public health officials in Canada and the U.S. has been limited,...
Clinical and Political Factors to Blame for Under-Reporting of COVID Vaccination Adverse Events: Study
The Epoch Times 2023-01-24The under-reporting of adverse events linked to COVID-19 vaccination is caused by clinical, political, systemic,...
Governments Doubled Down on Lockdowns After Evidence Proved They Were Ineffective: Professor
The Epoch Times 2023-01-24A newly released essay by Douglas Allen, professor of economics at Simon Fraser University, examines why governments...
Over 8,500 Undocumented Foreign Health Care Workers Allowed to Stay in Canada Under Amnesty Program: ...
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his cabinet begin three-day retreat in Hamilton
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Remote Labrador location potential training ground for astronauts
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Canadian military contractor sentenced in multimillion-dollar Africa fraud
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