About Trudeau’s mass immigration is how we keep getting all those new doctors;
Sean Fraser launches a devastating critique of…. himself.
He admits to granting hundreds of thousands of study visas for foreign students to attend scam colleges — overwhelming our housing market with demand.
Now he’s the housing minister!
“I’ve just flown in from Canada, where they’ve made killing people legal. I thought I’d get out before they make it compulsory.” *
Employers opposed to assisted suicide should be disqualified from Canada Summer Jobs funding, an advocate has written MPs. The submission to the Commons human resources committee is from the same group that successfully lobbied for denial of funding to pro-life employers: “Regardless of the Canada Summer job, even if it is to mow the lawn, that work gives sustenance to the group’s harmful mandate and activities.”
To enact its unpopular agendas, the progressive movement must scare the people silly and gin up chaos to destroy its perceived enemies-any crisis it can. – Victor Davis Hanson
I’m not surprised that the doctor lost patience with this woman, but a Quebec regulatory body views that as a perfectly good reason to discipline him. As per the Jordan Peterson controversy, I expect he’ll have no recourse to the courts.
The doctor said he had never prescribed hormones to someone who wanted to “transform into a gentleman.” He then brought up concerns that the hormone would lead to aggressive behaviour and changes in character, something the patient said was just a stereotype.
During the consultation, doctor and patient started arguing, with the patient reminding the doctor that he is a trans man, and the doctor responding that he is “genetically female” and noting that as far as being a trans man: “That is in your brain.”
Who would protect us from the scourge of bagel shops and pizzerias?
The Gazette- Federal agency sizing up air pollution from bagel shops and pizzerias
As Montreal area politicians stall on the issue, a federally-run agency is considering forcing wood-burning businesses to report emissions.
In a decision that was not surprising, given the philosophical state of the Canadian judiciary, an Ontario appeal court ruled that the regulatory body overseeing psychologists in Ontario can pretty much mandate any kind of “training” it wants to.
Peterson’s comments did not run afoul of any Canadian laws.
Rather, they were found to have contravened specific rules that exist for psychologists, a regulated profession.
“When individuals join a regulated profession, they do not lose their Charter right to freedom of expression,” says the ruling by the Ontario Divisional Court from August. “At the same time, however, they take on obligations and must abide by the rules of their regulatory body that may limit their freedom of expression.”
“The order is not disciplinary and does not prevent Dr. Peterson from expressing himself on controversial topics.”
Update from Kate: Soon to be the most watched series in the history of @realDailyWire
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If I were a resident of the Western Cape province in South Africa, I’d currently be supporting separation from the rest of the country. Failing that, I’d be looking for another country to move to.
In a post on X on Sunday, Nazier Paulsen, a Cape-based MP for the EFF, called for the execution of Cape independence supporters.
This followed a call by Paulsen for his followers to find the IP addresses of secessionists and locate where they live.
You can find this thug’s Twitter feed here. Warning: it’s all very nauseating stuff.
“They neither sow nor harvest, but they always know better.”
Man thinks his purse makes him a woman.
And so, you must accept and affirm his rejection of himself.
About Safe Supply programs is the way it keeps drugs off the street and away from the kids.
In what constitutes a clear trampling of parental rights, British Columbia recently authorized the provision of “safer supply” fentanyl to youth across the province, regardless if parents are informed of, or agree to, this measure.
The provincial government has provided limited access to safer supply fentanyl since at least 2020, primarily through small-scale pilot projects. However, last August the British Columbia Centre on Substance Use (BCCSU), an influential research organization, published protocols permitting doctors and nurses to prescribe “safe” fentanyl tablets to adults and minors. The organization confirmed to me in an email that it had been contracted by the province to produce these documents “to further support clinicians prescribing safer supply across the province.”
Despite the official pronouncements, the main concern of central banks is not inflation or unemployment, but rather the solvency of the banks within their purview. When a bank runs into balance sheet trouble, the go-to solution is to quietly extend more credit on easier terms. The public will be the last to know which bank received the bailout just so depositors don’t get spooked.
What The Hell Is Going On At The Bank Of Canada: $30B Just Went Where?
The Bank of Canada has just provided the "Financial System" $30B but where did it go?
6 times recently the BoC has sent $5B somewhere
They won't tell us, they are allowed to keep it secret
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— Ron Butler (@ronmortgageguy) January 10, 2024
About drug decriminalization is the way Safe Supply saves lives.
The Vancouver man who opened a drug store in the Downtown Eastside selling illicit hard drugs has died from a reported overdose.
Jerry Martin opened The Drugs Store out of a mobile trailer in the heart of Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside selling drugs such as cocaine, heroin and methamphetamines that were advertised as clean with no impurities or harmful additives.
(h/t Zon)
No, don’t run away. She wants to tell you about herself.
With the number available as of Monday, Saskatchewan may have hit another record for drug overdose deaths in 2023 — potentially putting the tally at eight of the last nine years in which the province has hit a record.
The current numbers go up to Dec. 31, and show 291 confirmed drug overdose deaths in 2023, with another 193 suspected.
If all of those suspected deaths are confirmed, that would put the province at 484 overdose deaths, which would beat the current record of 404 from 2021. Even if half the suspected deaths are confirmed, that would still put the number of deaths in 2023 above the total reported in 2022, when there were 356.
If vaccine side effects are as rare as they are supposed to be, what’s the holdup when it comes to compensation?
Both men were approved for compensation through the federally-funded Vaccine Injury Support Program and have received payments, including ongoing monthly support as neither can work.
“I’ve been waiting for almost a year to hear whether my physical therapy will be covered,” he said.
Scholefield said he submitted his expenses almost a year ago and is still owed about $40,000. Wightman said he sent in expenses about 10 weeks ago and is yet to receive almost $30,000 in repayment.
American civilization has been turned upside down, and we have a rendezvous soon with the once unthinkable and unimaginable. – Victor Davis Hanson
X Video: Toronto police are delivering coffee and food to protestors blocking the road for Palestine
About drug decriminalization is how it helps addicts turn their lives around.