Teachers would get more support if they rally against ideologies being taught in our schools. Better to teach the principles of our charter and functioning of our government.
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With the number of Mills closing in BC, this business model could fail soon.
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Looks good on you Ottawa, no one gives a damn.
Ottawa election: multiple counselors running unopposed share.google/HU7AJBDpTlg6Dfg…
I fail to understand government's habitual over regulation. Scooters should be defined by functionality not power source. The hazard is size and speed capability when used outdoors.
Cobourg Police ... Man ...Charges After Driving Gas-Powered Scooter share.google/0SZm7Twv0CyunlB…
When will the opp dashcam video be released?
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What Good is a loan when there is no prospect of a better deal on the horizon? Either the company works in the current environment, they shut down, or they leave.
Source: CTV News
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Typical Ontario, OPP says no the law knowing full well there is no technical definition of a mobility scooter in the highway traffic act. Get it together Ontario! @opp
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Greg_G retweeted
🚨 ONE STANDARD FOR EVERY PROTEST — OR NO STANDARD AT ALL
An Ottawa Police liaison officer was recorded saying recurring pro-Palestinian marches have a “weekly permit” allowing demonstrators onto downtown roads.
That claim deserves a clear public explanation.
Ottawa’s rules say events using city streets require coordination and authorization. Meanwhile, Ottawa Police reported that $6.5 million of its $28.9-million 2025 budget deficit was connected to unreimbursed costs from policing demonstrations related to the Israel–Palestinian conflict.
Now compare that response with the Freedom Convoy.
The convoy’s main Ottawa demonstration lasted roughly three weeks in early 2022. The Trudeau government invoked the Emergencies Act, created restricted zones, authorized financial institutions to freeze certain accounts and used extraordinary federal powers to clear the protest.
In January 2026, the Federal Court of Appeal upheld the finding that invoking the Emergencies Act was unreasonable and failed to meet the required legal threshold.
Yes, the convoy caused serious disruption, including prolonged street blockages, noise complaints and economic consequences. That should not be minimized. But Canadians are still entitled to ask why one disruptive movement faced emergency powers and frozen accounts, while recurring demonstrations connected to another political cause appear to receive weekly police escorts and planned road access.
This is not about silencing anyone’s lawful expression.
It is about equal enforcement:
✅ The same permit requirements
✅ The same traffic rules
✅ The same protection for residents and businesses
✅ The same consequences for unlawful conduct
Freedom of expression cannot depend on whether authorities agree with the message.
Ottawa Police should publish the permit or authorization, explain its conditions and tell taxpayers exactly how these weekly road closures are being approved.
One country. One law. One standard.
#Ottawa #FreedomConvoy #EqualEnforcement #TwoTierPolicing #FreedomOfExpression #CanadianPolitics
Typical Ontario! OPP reminds residents a mobility motorized device must follow legislation. At the same time there is no clear definition of an assisted powered mobility device in Ontario legislation.
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Amid claims of improved interprovincial trade BC Eby and Carney implement a tax on Alberta oil flowing through a pipeline in BC. That is like Alberta charging a tax on lumber from BC passing through Alberta. And this is a new tax
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Greg_G retweeted
Umm, no. You just won a federal election by doing it. Like, literally.
Working with law enforcement and provincial partners is more effective than trying to scare people for votes.
StatsCan says crime severity is down 4.9% this year, and violent crime is down 4.2%.
We’ll keep working to protect our communities.
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I would have thought West yet would fly to Bermuda as a priority so the laurentians can go visit their money
Source: CTV News
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Author fails to mention one driving force for people abandoning cell phones : privacy!
Lawful access bill is very intrusive - amounts to search without probable grounds
Landlines return as some households rethink smartphone use share.google/Nl6PFXSekbJ57dH…
Wow! Who would have thought that Ottawa could be underwater?
Ottawa floods: Restoration crews in high demand share.google/tWGL0lsC60Ahw4S…
DUH
Add in billions for Pathways project and it's a no-go we expect. Odd that other countries can make money on oil!
Canada’s carbon pricing wipes out Alberta oilsands’ edge in attracting investment dollars for new pipeline: Study - The Hub share.google/qSrmOKmxPaScKcg…
Canadians heard expert testimony that there is slave labor involved in the aluminum sourcing for EVs in particular. Why would Canada say there is no basis for that?Trump tariffs: No basis for slavery legislation, Canada says share.google/S4f1EHAvDUBivNo…
Who would think to just change name of a charge, or tax, and claim the cost has been removed (think carbon).
Bell, Telus, Rogers will continue charging cellphone fees despite CRTC requests to stop share.google/oUZV95ti89JeTpW…
The problem is not lack of planning The problem is city councils not following plans.
EG. Parkside drive in Toronto designed to be a major thoroughfare. Politics reduced it to 50 km per hour
Source: ontario.ca
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This legislation must be blocked until details are included for age verification privacy and technical details to avoid unintended consequences.
Canadian social media ban for kids won't be effective: analyst share.google/Vt9SpDglmvZbcFR…