43 Replies to “April 18, 2023: Reader Tips”

  3. L – Reasoned, informed, passionate, our civilization falters, I concur.
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    “David Leis, Vice President of Frontier Centre for Public Policy, a non-partisan public policy think tank advocating for improved public policy…

    …the current situation is a unique policy disaster that has resulted in a violation of Canadians’ fundamental rights and freedoms. As a prominent public policy analyst, Mr. Leis believes that these issues require serious consideration and remediation.”

    https://rumble.com/v2iss79-expert-public-policy-leader-david-leis-testifies-day-3-winnipeg-national-ci.html (59:57)

  5. Zelensky Drives By In Ferarri To Remind Americans Of The Importance Of Filing Your Taxes
    “I hit Ukrainian lottery,” Zelensky said of the reported $400 million increase in his bank account. “Yes the country is devastated by war and hardship, but I won lottery. Very excited. Big lucky break for me!”
    At publishing time, the Biden administration had notified Congress that additional funding for Ukraine was desperately needed, despite the fact that Zelensky was last seen doing donuts with his Ferrari next to the ruins of a bombed Ukrainian grade school.
    https://babylonbee.com/news/ferrari-driving-zelensky-reminds-americans-of-the-importance-of-filing-your-taxes

  16. The mainstream media are cheering the reduction in the inflation rate in March, from 5.2% in February to 4.1%. Declining energy prices helped offset increases in other prices.

    But the Dear Leader opposes declining energy prices so he raised carbon taxes significantly on April 1st, which will show up in the April CPI, with the likely result that inflation will increase in April from the 4.1% in March.

      1. Actually fuel prices are to rise tomorrow by almost 9 cents/litre with much higher prices coming soon in Ontariowe.
        No reason for it, even factoring in the switch to a summer blend , it really should be going down, blindsided the industry pundits too.
        Get ready for everthing to climb in price except your wages.

  22. Elon hits leftards with another body blow. The Associated Press is outraged.

    “Twitter enacted the policy against deadnaming, or using a transgender person’s name before they transitioned, as well as purposefully using the wrong gender for someone as a form of harassment, in 2018.

    On Monday, Twitter also said it will only put warning labels on some tweets that are “potentially” in violation of its rules against hateful conduct. Previously, the tweets were removed.”

    https://apnews.com/article/twitter-elon-musk-transgender-deadnaming-hateful-conduct-ae1b7285bb906e04b26ff9751ec0c2ce

  24. Does anyone know if the Liberal Party has taken over the NHL referee association?

    Nothing else could explain such ineptness, such incompetence.

    2 phantom penalties, 2 Lightning goals, game over.

    Embarrassing. Unprofessional. Bush league.

    Could hardly watch all year as the NHL Head Office Dictated refereeing finally turned the game into figure skating. Hoped the playoffs would be better.

    Nope.

    Is there anything, ANYTHING in this feeble troubled country that isn’t fixed, faked, foolish, fallacious or fantabulous in a Librano way?

    anything?

    1. “Embarrassing. Unprofessional. Bush league. ”

      The Vancouver Canucks got shafted the same way this year in a game against Calgary. A Calgary player lifted a Canuck stick *into his own face*, which caused a lineman to call a minor (2 minute) penalty IN VIOLATION OF NHL RULES, which state that linemen, who are not referees, cannot call minor penalties, only major (4 minute) ones. The call stood despite the entire Canuck bench jumping up in anger as the replay clearly showed NO high-sticking by the Canuck player. Calgary went on to score a goal, tie the game and then win it in overtime (IIRC).

      Changed the outcome of the game. Outrageously bad call.

  27. Teacher from Kitchener facing new charges in sex assault investigation involving minors
    https://www.cp24.com/news/teacher-from-kitchener-facing-new-charges-in-sex-assault-investigation-involving-minors-1.6353789

    A teacher from Kitchener, who was charged earlier this year in connection with an investigation into the sexual assault of minors, is now facing additional related charges.

    On March 21, Waterloo Regional Police Service (WRPS) said they received a report of historical sexual assaults, involving a teacher and a youth at a senior public school in the Forest Hills area.

    Kahlil Deep, 52, of Wilmot Township was arrested following a joint investigation by police and Family and Children Services of the Waterloo Region. He has been charged with two counts of sexual assault and two counts of sexual interference.

    Deep, who was previously arrested in February and charged with eight counts of sexual assault and sexual interference in relation to the sexual assault of youths, has a May 15 court date.

  30. $1.6 million cargo trailer theft bust nets charges for men from Mississauga, Brampton
    https://www.insauga.com/1-6-million-cargo-trailer-theft-bust-nets-charges-for-men-from-mississauga-brampton/

    Four men have been charged with a combined 18 total offenses including identity theft, trafficking stolen goods, and possession of stolen property. The suspects include;

    Paramjeet Singh, 23 of Vaughan
    Sameer Rathaur, 21 of Brampton
    Atif Hersal, 43 of Toronto, and
    Asif Rasool, 48 of Mississauga

  32. Massive gun bust leads to arrests in Toronto, Pickering, Ajax, Whitby and more GTA cities
    https://www.insauga.com/massive-gun-bust-leads-to-arrests-in-toronto-pickering-ajax-whitby-and-more-gta-cities/

    Police say they seized:

    86 firearms (75 handguns/11 long guns) in the GTA
    87 firearms (all handguns) in Illinois, United States
    45 over capacity magazines
    1,454 rounds of ammunition
    3 auto switches
    3 sets of body armour
    approximately 1.5 kilos of fentanyl/carfentanil, with a street value of approximately $300,000
    approximately 1.8 kilos of cocaine, with a street value of approximately $190,000
    approximately $184,000 in proceeds of crime

    Any guess?

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