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Political prisoners in Canada update 👇 from Gord Magill arrested in 2022 in Alberta at the Coutts border during the truckers protest. Their arrests and charges were used to justify the invoking of the emergencies act(basically martial law in Canada) which has since been ruled by the courts as unjustified and illegal, yet this persecution continues while murderers and violent criminals are given house arrests.

@CTVToronto Here's a link to the Guidelines which the Minister of Health has now deleted from the provincial website, with no indication it's been archived anywhere, except privately (archive.org): web.archive.org/web/2021110523…

@BogochIsaac Vaccine coercion and duping the public about vaccine safety and efficacy: not same as before. Baby steps.

@LionAdvocacy @notafan72907620 @celliottability Criminal negligence causing bodily harm.

@notafan72907620 @celliottability Many people were unable to get exemptions; they then got injured from the vaccine, some catastrophically. What is the legal term for compelling someone into a medical procedure against their will, and who then gets seriously injured from the procedure...?

The former Minister of Health of Ontario needs to be examined under oath over the statements made in this letter. The source of the reports of “false medical exemptions” to the C19 need to be disclosed. And the basis for saying they were “false” exemptions need to be explained.

PAINT Don’t Discriminate! Rainbow crosswalks removed from small Alberta town… 🎨

This will fail in short order, of course, and for a multitude of reasons. But I'm genuinely curious to see the pricing model is like. Do they keep the same loss leaders as private retailers or will the price be flat? People may save 15%ish on dry grocery, but likely lose or have negligible savings on staples like milk, butter, eggs, pop, etc, which are typically sold well, well below cost. Also, will there be any sales? Generally vendors offer rebates in exchange for retailers selling their items below cost for the duration of a flyer. Not sure there's any upside in vendors offering rebates to four public Toronto grocers. So optimistically, maybe expect pricing similar to no frills but without any promotional activity. Standard grocery margins are razor thin. They recover that margin by expanding into other areas like hot meals, beauty, home goods and clothing. Those auxiliary departments are what save you money on groceries, indirectly. Without those, there aren't many savings to be had. Anyway, shouldn't take long for the innumerate commies to get a rude awakening.

CALL TO ACTION: Pesticide companies are jealous of the vaccine companies. They too want to reap billions more in profit without concern for those they injure and kill. We must stop HR7567! Call and email your house member today! house.gov/representative…

Wow. This is wild!!

$17.34 MILLION ($8.2M for legals, $9.14M for the rest) That’s the cost of the Liberal’s Inquiry into Foreign Interference. Initially, Justice Hogue seemed capable enough, but in the end, it left more questions than answers. The @DemocracyWatchr was highly critical of its findings, saying it was "mostly a cover-up" that is "incomplete" and "much too weak." @scoopercooper had many valuable criticisms, including Hogue’s impartiality (past work with Liberal PMs), the granting of standing/intervenor status to individuals or groups he links to potential United Front Work Department networks, and what he saw as a softening of sharper intelligence from NSICOP/ CSIS. Cooper argued the report fuelled diaspora fears by under-emphasizing ongoing threats. And here we are today👇 With @sunlorrie wondering WHEN will be the next inquiry. What we need MOST is a new government. This one, just seems to continue to make itself too complicit.

Check out the episode I did with Alex of CanuckLaw youtube.com/live/AH9Mf0a82…

Canada just lost a strong voice in support of the Rule of Law.

Debt interest charges continue to balloon because Ford’s spending continues to balloon. Ford needs to cut wasteful spending because taxpayers can’t afford to pay more than $1 billion every month for interest charges on the debt. @noahrjarvis taxpayer.com/newsroom/doug-…

@franco_nomics It's clear @markjcarney @liberal_party have their endless tax increases & regulatory hurdles masquerading as a 'pro economic growth' agenda. Carney, Liberal Party are all cost, zero economic benefit-all the time. #com #cdnpoli

@jaycola @sunlorrie The govt employees also enjoy union wages and pensions. So a big sink hole for taxpayers.

@sunlorrie A mid size grocery store has rent of $500,000-$600,000 per year. Utilities another $20k-$30k per month. Just occupancy costs could hit $1m per year. How much money do they believe they can save average shoppers?

Because what could possibly go wrong? Toronto councillors approve city-run grocery stores pilot project by vote of 21-3. Council approved a proposal by Anthony Perruzza that calls for 4 city-run stores, meant to help Torontonians buy good food for less. torontosun.com/news/local-new…

@StephenPunwasi @Harryslaststand @CP24 That’s the question isn’t it?

@Harryslaststand @CP24 Nothing says welcome to Toronto than heavily armed police at major attractions. Will the officers be there to protect the luic, or are they also on the payroll of the criminals they’re pretending to catch?

#BREAKING: Toronto police to deploy officers with patrol rifles and other long guns at places of worship, tourist hubs cp24.com/local/toronto/…

@cvangeyn Follow the taxpayers money.

What planet am I living on? We already know this is designed to fail but Canada can't help itself from copying bad ideas from big American cities. Just because socialist mayor Mamdani wants to try something idiotic in New York doesn't mean we need to do it too.

Pfizer lied by omission to Canadian officials...Canadian officials fail to sanction the hedge funds and banks who cooperated with Pfizer. The Vaccine mandate was a breach off trust due to negligence and fraud. Enforcing the mandate or lockdown was a criminal breach of trust. Health Canada has confirmed the presence of a Simian Virus 40 (SV40) DNA sequence in the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, which the manufacturer had not previously disclosed. There is debate among scientists with regards to the significance of the finding, with some saying it has the potential to cause cancer, and others saying it poses little to no threat. "Health Canada expects sponsors to identify any biologically functional DNA sequences within a plasmid (such as an SV40 enhancer) at the time of submission," the agency said in an email to The Epoch Times. "Although the full DNA sequence of the Pfizer plasmid was provided at the time of initial filing, the sponsor did not specifically identify the SV40 sequence."

Two RCMP union officials quit, allege election interference in scathing resignation letter ottawacitizen.com/news/rcmp-unio…

@TheRunedBroker @thefullbite You used the word interrogation, and if he gave a little bit of himself, that’s his prerogative. He is not required to answer any of anyone’s questions. By the way.

@ProCanadian5 @thefullbite It wasn't an interrogation. HE put his own personal stuff on the table. It deserves to be tested.

@thefullbite Respectfully @TheRunedBroker

@thefullbite Why are we interrogating anyone in this space.