Thoughts From the Calving Barn: The Trudeau Carbon Tax.
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BC NDP makes panicked pre-election reversal of its drug decriminalization.
— Pierre Poilievre (@PierrePoilievre) April 27, 2024
Radical Trudeau now alone in supporting legalized crack, heroin & fentanyl in public places. THAT is extremism. https://t.co/DXjneqXnKJ pic.twitter.com/NnzzwotMir
A coal-fired power plant in China's Sichuan province.
— Wide Awake Media (@wideawake_media) April 27, 2024
China now emits more CO2 than the entire developed world combined—completely cancelling out all the sacrifices you are being forced to make in the ludicrous pursuit of Net Zero.pic.twitter.com/xYdqFNWdFx
Thousands were hired to vaccinate vulnerable individuals, yet data reveals a concerning correlation between this initiative and increased fatalities. #StoptheShots @denisrancourt pic.twitter.com/T9He4Al2rs
— National Citizens Inquiry (NCI | CeNC) (@Inquiry_Canada) April 26, 2024
Romania is facing a number of pressing issues – government corruption, immigration, Ukraine and the rising inflation crisis. Similar to Canada, it’s clear a lot is on the line in Romania in the next election. Voters in Romania will head to the polls later this year and the right-wing AUR party is expected to make significant gains. Labelled as “far-right” by the media and its opponents, the AUR party has resonated with voters by focusing on the high cost of living, expressing their frustrations over the war in Ukraine and targeting leftist climate policies. Can Canada’s Conservatives learn anything from this election?
True North’s Harrison Faulkner reports from Bucharest, Romania to cover the Make Europe Great Again Conference.
UK spike in deaths, wrongly attributed to COVID-19 in April 2020, was not due to SARS-CoV-2 virus which was largely absent, but due to the widespread use of Midazolam injections which were statistically very highly correlated (coefficient over 90%) with excess deaths in England. pic.twitter.com/2ZmrPSOdyv
— Political B 🇬🇧🌸 (@p_beejal) April 25, 2024
Today on the Alberta Roundup with Rachel Emmanuel, Rachel speaks with Alex Van Herk, one of the Coutts Three found guilty last week of mischief over $5,000 for his role in the Coutts border blockade. Van Herk, who faces up to 10 years in prison, says sentencing is expected in September.
The trial revealed that Van Herk’s name rarely showed up in RCMP’s notes, and Van Herk says he is hoping for a lesser sentence than his friends. He also says there’s more Alberta Premier Danielle Smith can do to help the Coutts Three and he’s unimpressed with her response to his guilty verdict.
Two viral videos have sparked a major reaction in Canada once again regarding mass immigration and values clashing. The first is a brazen liquor store robbery at a LCBO by what appears to be Indian immigrants. A bystander decides to confront the thieves with a few well placed hooks as everyone else simply looks on. The other video is of an international student explaining to his social media followers how they can “save hundreds of bucks” by abusing a local food bank at his university. The reaction was so negative that the student had deleted his social media accounts.
It appears that we are witnessing a major values clash in our cities and Canadian are fed up.
Watch Ratio’d with Harrison Faulkner.
During the trial a number of RCMP officers conceded that the Coutts Three were helpful in their interactions with the law. Yet the Crown (Canada's prosecuting attorneys) depicted the Coutts Three as the protest leaders because they volunteered to liaise with the RCMP. In future, who will choose to volunteer at any future peaceful, non-violent, protest to act as a liaison with the policing authorities? This verdict handed down on April 16, 2024, in Lethbridge, is a strong message that those who assist and liaison with police will be targeted.
Read Coutts Three Verdict: A Warning to Protesters Who Act as Liaison With Police, from the Frontier Centre for Public Policy.
Earlier this week, Chrystia Freeland unveiled her fourth federal budget, laying out billions in spending to address various issues including housing supply, grocery prices, and online hate. Coalition of Concerned Manufacturers and Businesses of Canada president Catherine Swift joined True North’s Andrew Lawton to discuss the budget and how it will impact Canadians.
Today on the Alberta Roundup with Rachel Emmanuel, Rachel interviews Alberta Premier Danielle Smith on when the provincial fuel tax will be lowered and whether the province is recommending Covid-19 vaccines for babies beginning at six months. Rachel also asks the Premier about protecting women in jails and shelters after Smith said at the CSFN conference last week that biological men will still be allowed in these spaces. Finally, Rachel asks the Premier for her response to the guilty verdicts for the Coutts three and for an update on a promise to ban electronic tabulators in the province.
Watch the Alberta Roundup with Rachel Emmanuel.
Nobody believes the Trudeau Liberals about anything anymore. pic.twitter.com/7peuFzxtcU
— Canada Proud (@WeAreCanProud) April 19, 2024
This report from the Fraser Institute Extreme Weather and Climate Change finds that contrary to claims by many climate activists and politicians, extreme weather events—including forest fires, droughts, floods and hurricanes—are not increasing in frequency or intensity.
Australia is lucky to have @TheMilkBarTV.
— Billboard Chris 🇨🇦🇺🇸 (@BillboardChris) April 19, 2024
He does an amazing job exposing the government’s attempts to silence and control the population, including with the trans agenda.pic.twitter.com/P8Zow0gi7o
Ep. 93 Gina Carano lost her career when she refused to lie for Disney. She seems content with it. pic.twitter.com/UGEOBR43uk
— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) April 12, 2024
Today on the Alberta Roundup with Rachel Emmanuel, Rachel speaks with Alberta Seniors, Community and Social Services Minister Jason Nixon about the Provincial Priorities Act, which was tabled by the government last week to ensure provincial sign off on federal-municipal deals. Nixon says the province is concerned about federal interference in municipalities, which are the province’s jurisdiction, and this legislation will end that practice. He also says Alberta “won’t be bribed” to sign onto federal deals with their own money.
Nixon also says the province won’t agree to new housing codes to comply with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s green agenda, saying that would increase the cost of construction and housing. Rachel also asks the minister how funding the federal government has promised to municipalities is causing blanket rezoning in Calgary.
Over one in four deaths in young adults are linked to opioids: study https://t.co/QpTXpbjPBP via @truenorthcentre
— Candice Malcolm (@CandiceMalcolm) April 17, 2024
Parti Québécois calls for another referendum on Quebec independence https://t.co/iEthoKuhqS via @truenorthcentre
— Candice Malcolm (@CandiceMalcolm) April 17, 2024
One of the most concerning trends in Canada is our country’s collapsing birth rate. Our fertility rate is well below replacement level and there seems to be no effort from the government to increase the levels. Successive federal governments have instead sought to artificially increase Canada’s population through waves of high levels of immigration into the country. The result? One concerning sub-trend from this reliance on immigration is that the young male population in Canada is now rapidly exceeding the young female population. This could have disastrous consequences for Canada in the future.
With marriage rates declining and the average age of marriage increasing, family building is taking a significant hit in this country. Further, recent studies indicate that Canadian women are having fewer children than they would want, largely because of financial constraints.
Watch the latest episode of Ratio’d with Harrison Faulkner.
True words spoken by Karen Ogen. Despite a slow start, the future is bright for Canadian #LNG development. #cdnpoli #abpoli #energy #energysecurity pic.twitter.com/mF8ySgMKQQ
— Brian Jean (@BrianJeanAB) April 15, 2024
The socialist template is to stifle private entrepreneurship and create economic growth through the public sector. If you ever had any doubt that Trudeau is a socialist, there is no better proof than this. Welcome to late stage Soviet Union socialism in Canada where more of the… https://t.co/LAESaYmHQf
— Rupa Subramanya (@rupasubramanya) April 15, 2024
This week on the Alberta Roundup with Rachel Emmanuel, Rachel unpacks Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s latest effort to push back the federal government which is encroaching on provincial jurisdiction by making deals directly with municipalities. Also on the show, the premier addresses her decision to keep the provincial fuel tax despite pressure to axe it as Ottawa continues to raise its federal carbon tax.
Finally, Rachel has an exclusive story about an Alberta NDP MLA who apologized in the House this week after scarring a female UCP MLA. That MLA is now asking him to seek anger management.
This week on the Alberta Roundup with Rachel Emmanuel, Rachel explains Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s positive take on the federal government’s wasteful $42 million gun buyback program which has yet to confiscate a single gun.
Also on the show, Rachel has an update on the axe the tax protest which has been ongoing for a week and an Alberta MLA is facing criticism from a prominent Jewish organization over her anti-Israel commentary.