Chinese government forcibly closes Catholic orphanage
The children of the orphanage will be moved to state-run institutions. While the nuns were initially promised visiting rights to their former children, authorities have since reneged on the deal.
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Anti-lockdown politicians warn of pandemic measures’ threat to civil liberties
A group of anti-lockdown federal and provincial politicians says Canadians are being victimized more by government’s mismanagement of the pandemic than by COVID-19 itself.
The Public Health Army
Today, politics and fear are the driving force continuing the most extreme and severe restrictions on freedoms and individual liberties in Canadian history. The question is, are all these based on science, and, can we trust the politicians in this country to ever let things return to normal? For the first time in history, Canadians are being conditioned to believe …
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Gerald Butts celebrates after Erin O’Toole reveals carbon tax plan
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s former top advisor Gerald Butts took to Twitter on Thursday to celebrate Conservative Party Leader Erin O’Toole’s newly unveiled carbon tax plan. In response to the plan, Butts congratulated the party for taking action by embracing a carbon tax. “Conventional wisdom used to be you couldn’t get elected in [Canada] on […]
Hearing in Manitoba lockdown action delayed by two weeks
WINNIPEG: The Justice Centre informs interested parties and observers that the Manitoba lockdown challenge has been adjourned for two weeks. It was originally scheduled for an eight-day hearing beginning April 19, 2021, however, the court has granted a brief adjournment to permit reply evidence to some of the Applicants’ expert materials. The Justice Centre has filed expert reports authored by …
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Ottawa mulls introducing mandatory masking at parks
Ottawa health authorities are considering implementing a masking requirement for the city’s public parks as COVID-19 cases continue to surge and threaten hospital capacities.
Erin O’Toole unveils “daring” carbon pricing plan
Conservative leader Erin O’Toole has announced a carbon pricing model he says will meet Canada’s Paris emissions commitments without the economic consequences of Justin Trudeau’s approach.
NDP convention featured far-left radicals, virtue signalling and more
True North parsed through the entire convention to bring you the following six most outrageous highlights.
Liberal MP spotted totally nude during virtual question period
Images circulating online appear to show Quebec MP William Amos stark naked in his office on a Zoom call as his fellow parliamentarians participated in Wednesday’s question period.
FUREY: The long-term harms of lockdowns
Canadian politicians have failed to recognize the long-term effects that lockdowns will have on our society
