Shut up, they said.
Noor Salman is facing charges of aiding and abetting, as well as obstruction of justice in the case of the worst mass shooting in American history. She moved to the San Francisco area after the June shooting, in which her husband was killed by SWAT team members after slaughtering 49 people inside a popular gay nightclub.
This doesn’t happen in a vacuum.
“The Chief of the Defence Staff has temporarily relieved the VCDS, Vice-Admiral Mark Norman, from the performance of military duty,” Lieutenant-Colonel Jason Proulx, spokesman for Gen. Vance, said.
“For the time being, he will not be carrying out the functions of VCDS. Vice-Admiral Ron Lloyd has been appointed as the interim vice-chief of the defence staff.”
Thanks, Hayley.
That’s what you get when you elect someone who thinks a hoax will turn your climate into Florida.
The poll follows heavy criticism against the City of Vancouver for its handling of a record-breaking cold spell this winter. As snow and ice piled up, many side streets and sidewalks weren’t salted or sanded and garbage pick up was delayed.
Canada can have Trump address our supply management or Maxime Bernier, which would you prefer?
Their second letter to PEOTUS Trump.
In a letter to President-elect Donald Trump, US dairy groups said that Canada’s “protectionist” trade policies are intentionally designed to block imports from the US and are in direct violation of commitment made under the North American Free Trade Act (NAFTA) and the World Trade Organization.
Have fun on the Tim Hortons circuit, Mr. Trudeau.
#CreditCardSafety – Always tug on the credit card reader at the gas pumps, you never know when someone has slipped a reader on there. pic.twitter.com/gwiXEJ5NQa
— NorthportPoliceDept. (@Northport_AL_PD) January 14, 2017
Hawaii’s sewage problem. Via Drudge.
Related:
In a February 2013 study, the University of Hawaii Economic Research Organization revealed that the state renewable energy tax credit could cost $1.4 billion in lost revenue based on 1,100 megawatts of installed systems.
Not really an FM listener, but this may interest.
Federal Bureaucrats Rack Up Pricey Relocation Expenses
Wudrick noted that some costs were for long-distance moves, including those to or from disparate locations in the north. But several relatively short moves were very high in cost, such as the CRA employees who received $538,549 and $113,608 just for moving within Ontario, from Richmond Hill to Belleville, and Mississauga to Ottawa, respectively.
A Liberal, is a Liberal, is a Liberal.
The opposition is almost certain to have a field day if Trudeau becomes the first prime minister in Canada’s history to violate a federal statute — a statute on ethics and conflict of interest, no less — while in office.
Kathy Katula, Canadian hero.
“The fact that he stood there and said (the tax) didn’t take effect yet, either he was not being honest or he just has no clue that it’s going on already,” Katula said. “I think he was completely dumbfounded. I think I caught him off guard.
Yes…to both.
Read it all, but grab a beverage first.
Via Ed.
Good looking liberals.
Meanwhile, fellow vacationer, Seamus O’Regan lets us in on the real reasons for the tax.
Carbon pricing that works for better roads & better mental health services in more communities. Big ideas from our #SJSMP Youth Council. pic.twitter.com/yVo9gyKIhk
— Seamus O'Regan (@SeamusORegan) January 12, 2017
‘Revenue’ for gov’t.
Trump could be about to take a BAT to Canadian jobs
For every winner, there’s a loser.
The BAT has the backing of two congressmen with the power to do something about it: House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan and Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady.
President-elect Trump has not stated a definitive position on it, but it lines up perfectly with his plan to cut imports and boost domestic production. With Republican domination in the House, Senate, and Oval Office, there is a real chance it will happen.
I guess we’ll see.
WATCH: Sobbing woman confronts Prime Minister @JustinTrudeau over the cost of her hydro bill #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/MPAc7v6noI
— Globalnews.ca (@globalnews) January 13, 2017
Front Page @NationalPost this a.m. https://t.co/nPrMbIJcwv pic.twitter.com/7kqOWRpwYV
— David Akin (@davidakin) January 13, 2017
Post ’em if ya got ’em.
Clinton email scandal back and raring to go.
Then, last Sunday evening, during the NFL playoff game between the New York Giants and the Green Bay Packers, the FBI posted on its website more than 300 emails that Clinton had sent to an unnamed colleague not in the government — no doubt her adviser Sid Blumenthal — that had fallen into the hands of foreign powers. It turns out — and the Sunday night release proves this — that Blumenthal was hacked by intelligence agents from at least three foreign governments and that they obtained the emails Clinton had sent to him that contained state secrets. Sources believe that the hostile hackers were the Russians and the Chinese and the friendly hackers were the Israelis.