Persecution
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault drew a dubious link between his nation’s oil and gas sector and wildfires during his visit to China, sparking even more outrage among those who already opposed his visiting the communist country.
During his visit to Communist China last week to partake in climate conferences, Guilbeault was quoted by The Canadian Press as having attacked the Canadian energy sector and linking it to wildfires.
Guilbeault said that he was “disappointed” that Suncor CEO Rich Kruger – Suncor is a Calgary based company which provides natural resources for all of Canada – held that the company should focus primarily on producing oil rather than lowering carbon emissions particularly when “tens of thousands of Canadians” were forced to flee from wildfires in July.
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Read MoreIn a blow to the COVID-19 “silent spreader” narrative that has been used to push for universal masking, including controversially among schoolchildren, a recent study published in The Lancet suggests that people who are non-symptomatic rarely have the ability to infect others.
Participants in the British study, which was carried out by researchers at Imperial College London, were unvaccinated healthy adults aged 18-30 who were intentionally infected with COVID-19.
The subjects were monitored under controlled circumstances while self-reporting symptoms three times per day, and researchers collected nose and throat swabs from them daily, checking for the presence of the virus.
The researchers also tested the inside of masks worn by the participants, checked their hands, and examined the air and surfaces of rooms that the subjects were kept in for a minimum of 14 days.
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Read MoreEnvironment Minister Steven Guilbeault’s department yesterday praised China for environmental leadership without mentioning its use of slave labour to make solar panels. A member of Guilbeault’s own caucus earlier noted China used slaves to export renewable energy products.
“The Government of Canada will challenge China when it ought to and will cooperate with China when it must,” the department wrote in a statement. “One of the key objectives of our strategy is to ensure a sustainable and green future for Canadians.”
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Read MoreSeveral pastors and the owner of the Whistle Stop Café have been acquitted of public health charges related to violating Alberta’s Covid-19 rules and lockdown orders or have had their charges dropped.
According to The Democracy Fund, Whistle Stop owner Chris Scott was acquitted of seven violations after he refused to close his restaurant at the height of the pandemic. Scott was facing charges under the Public Health Act and the Gaming Liquor and Cannabis Act.
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Read MoreThe No More Lockdowns rodeo organizer Ty Northcott had his charges dropped after a judge’s pandemic orders were deemed invalid.
Northcott announces he’ll put on Canada Day rodeo
Photo by Daryl Logan, Western Standard
The Alberta Crown Prosecution Service (ACPS) said in a written statement it has concluded “there is no longer a reasonable likelihood of conviction in relation to Public Health Act charges.”
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Read MoreA majority of priests of the Church of England want the church to offer same-sex weddings and allow premarital and gay sex, according to a major survey.
The survey, conducted by the Times, found most Anglican priests think church teaching should be brought into line with public opinion on moral issues.
Most priests support a change to allow gay couples to get married in church, with 53.4 percent in favor and 36.5 percent opposed, revealed the survey, which assessed responses from 1,200 active Anglican priests.
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Read MoreA lawsuit filed by Advocates for Faith & Freedom accuses Santa Clara County and Colorado-based data company SafeGraph of ‘an invasive and warrantless geofencing operation to track residents.’
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Read MoreStart at timestamp 3:05. Outspoken Norway man involuntarily committed to the psych ward after an anonymous person reported him as mentally unstable for his social media posts on Climate Change, Vaccines and Covid Policies.
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Read MoreA counter-protestor holding a sign about vaccine injuries was pushed to the ground by DoNoHarm BC protestors calling for mask mandates to return in healthcare settings.
“Hey,” said a protestor at the Monday event.
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