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The World Economic Forum (WEF) Great Reset agenda was on full blast recently after the organization published a blueprint to drastically cut the number of personal vehicles globally from 1.45 billion to 500 million by the year 2050.
WEF demands 75% global reduction of cars by 2050
If achieved, the massive cut to car ownership would be a 75% reduction in the total number of cars in the entire world.
Why do we need personal vehicles if we’re all confined to our WEF-mandated 15-minute cities anyways, right?
The white paper titled The Urban Mobility Scorecard Tool: Benchmarking the Transition to Sustainable Urban Mobility was co-authored with Visa and demands that municipalities put limits on the use of private cars.
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Read MoreDemocratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom has proposed a 28th amendment to the U.S. Constitution to curtail specific aspects of gun rights.
“Our ability to make a more perfect union is literally written into the Constitution,” Newsom said in a Thursday press statement announcing the proposed amendment. “So today, I’m proposing the 28th Amendment to the United States Constitution to do just that. The 28th Amendment will enshrine in the Constitution common sense gun safety measures that Democrats, Republicans, Independents, and gun owners overwhelmingly support—while leaving the 2nd Amendment unchanged and respecting America’s gun-owning tradition.”
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Read MoreKeean Bexte: She thinks this makes her look good. All it really does is show how dangerous of a city she has created. Someone was stabbed to death here a couple of days ago.
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Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek highlights progress on transit safety during CTrain ride-along
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Calgary police deputy chief Chad Tawfik speaks as Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondand other officials listen during a news conference after a ride on the 7th Ave CTrain line in Calgary on Thursday, June 8, 2023. Jim Wells/Postmedia
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Mayor Jyoti Gondek took members of the city’s media on an uneventful ride on the CTrain Thursday morning to talk about how the city’s new transit safety initiatives are working.
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Reporters climbed aboard a CTrain at City Hall station and rode it west, to 4th Street, where the mayor held a press conference with police, security and transit officials.
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Read MoreThe actor and comedian behind the popular Mr. Bean character has called on drivers to hold off buying an electric vehicle (EV), saying the environmental benefits do not stack up.
Rowan Atkinson, a long-time motor enthusiast with a degree and master’s in electrical engineering, said current EV technology was more harmful to the environment than it was worth.
“Increasingly, I’m feeling that our honeymoon with electric cars is coming to an end, and that’s no bad thing: we’re realising that a wider range of options need to be explored if we’re going to properly address the very serious environmental problems that our use of the motor car has created,” Atkinson wrote in The Guardian newspaper.
He pointed to figures released by automotive giant Volvo revealing that greenhouse gas emissions during the EV production process were 70 percent higher than building a petrol car.
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Read MoreAs a consequence of untimely or missed revascularization of ST-elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) patients during the COVID-19 pandemic, many patients died at home or survived with serious sequelae, resulting in potential long-term worse prognosis and related health-economic implications.
This analysis sought to predict long-term health outcomes [survival and quality-adjusted life-years (QALYs)] and cost of reduced treatment of STEMIs occurring during the first COVID-19 lockdown.
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Read MoreOnly a tenth of air travelers are using the costly ArriveCan app since it was made voluntary, records show. Use of the app had been mandatory until last October 1.
The Department of Public Safety in an Inquiry Of Ministry tabled in the Commons said of 9.97 million air travelers who entered Canada in the first quarter of the year a total 1.13 million or 11 percent used the ArriveCan app. Usage rates were as low as “less than one percent” at international airports in Edmonton, Winnipeg and Ottawa.
The figures were tabled at the request of Conservative MP John Nater (Perth-Wellington, Ont.) who asked, “How many travelers entered Canada after January 1 and how many submitted their information through ArriveCan prior to their arrival?”
Cabinet had justified ArriveCan as a time saver for travelers by submitting personal information and vaccination status to Customs agents prior to arrival. Program costs totaled $54 million, prompting the Commons to vote last November 2 for a special audit of spending. Results are pending.
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Read MoreCanadians want “stronger legislation” to regulate legal internet content, says a report by Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez’s department. Findings were based on comments from groups handpicked to attend Department of Heritage meetings on censorship.
“There was support among participants for creating an online safety regulator,” said the report What We Heard: 2022 Roundtables On Online Safety. “Many participants expressed desire for stronger legislation, regulations and systems to be introduced to combat online harm,” it added. “Participants acknowledged the importance of future online safety legislation.”
The report followed 19 federal meetings held over the period from last July to November in Surrey, Edmonton, Saskatoon, Winnipeg, Windsor, Niagara, Montréal, Québec City, Moncton, Halifax, Charlottetown and St. John’s.
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Toronto, June 6, 2023
LAUNCH OF JUSTICE FOR MEDICINE: http://www.justiceformedicine.com/
Litigationworks is pleased to announce the creation of Justice for Medicine, a new
initiative aimed at raising funds and awareness in connection with the on-going
defence of Drs. Mark Trozzi, Patrick Phillips and Crystal Luchkiw before the
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario, the provincial government’s
Covid-19 enforcement body.
Much is at stake for doctors and patients, and indeed, all Canadians, in these
three seminal cases. Our doctors are fighting for the fundamental rights that
define us a free and democratic society:
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