Trudeau said that he understood the frustration with restrictions, but
said that mandates were necessary to avoid future restrictions. ...
Earlier today,
Liberal MP Joel Lightbound spoke out against his party, calling for the
Liberals to give a clear "roadmap" to get Canada out of COVID
restrictions.
Lightbound
added that he is not the only person uncomfortable with the Trudeau
Liberals' handling of the situation, and even went so far as to say that
his government was using health mandates and restrictions to "wedge and
stigmatize" those who were not submitting to mandates.
Police in Canada’s capital have begun to seize fuel and say they have
made multiple arrests after issuing a statement saying that those trying
to bring supplies to support the thousands of protesters opposed to
COVID-19 mandates and restrictions.
Canada’s two main airlines
continue to slash their schedules and demand that Ottawa roll back
COVID-19 travel restrictions to staunch the cash bleed—though experts
see glimmers of hope on the horizon.
Elections Canada delayed shipping mail-in ballot kits to 123,000 voters
until less than a week before election day, records show. Chief
Electoral Officer Stéphane Perreault had boasted his agency was fully
prepared to conduct a pandemic election: “Being ready to administer an
election is at the core of Election Canada’s mandate.”
The
government should have been more proactive in letting Canadians know it
was acquiring anonymized cellphone location data from third-parties to track movement patterns during the pandemic, federal privacy commissioner Daniel Therrien said.
“I
highly, highly doubt that the majority of users of mobility services
knew that their data was collected,” Therrien told a parliamentary
committee Monday. That’s despite the fact the federal government
outlined that information online on its COVIDTrends website.
“In
order to get to that page, you need to know that the program exists and
there is something called COVIDTrends,” he noted. Therrien told MPs the
government should have been more proactive in its communication
strategy, such as outlining that information in press conferences.
So, let people know that they were spying.
Right ...
**
If one cannot stop, discredit:
In a Sunday tweet, Farber posted a picture
of an antisemitic flyer and said it was "taken by a friend in Ottawa at
the Occupation. Apparently in plain sight."
However, it appears
the image is identical to the photo posted on Twitter two weeks ago by
someone in Miami, Florida. As pointed out by Jonathan Kay who said, "Wow
Bernie, isn't it incredible that the picture your 'friend in Ottawa at
the Occupation' sent you is identical to the photo posted on Twitter two
weeks ago by someone in Miami, right down to the ceramic design in the
background?"
**
16. So many institutions have failed
during the pandemic -- Parliament, the opposition Conservatives, the
courts, colleges of physicians and surgeons, police, etc. But the media
has failed the most. But because they are immune to most consequences,
they haven't noticed it yet.
17. They don't understand why people
don't trust them. Here's CTV, mad that the convoy they've been defaming
for two weeks won't invite them in to a press conference as an honoured
guest ...
18. The icing on the cake is that
CTV is part of the government press gallery that excludes conservative
media (like Rebel News) from the Parliament. They voted to protect
Trudeau from our questions (but they're accepting applications from
Xinhua) ...
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