Siddak Ahuja
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“Wurst” thief ever tears down wall of Winnipeg sausage shop
The owner of a Transcona butcher shop says someone dug a tunnel into their store and stole sausages, in what some are calling the wurst robbery of the century.
Canadians want to solve climate change without a carbon tax
Canadians are united in their fight against climate change. However, what they also seem to be united in is their refusal to pay the carbon tax.
Parliament declares climate emergency
Liberals, NDP, Greens, and Bloc voted for the motion; Conservatives and Maxime Bernier of the PPC voted against.
Quebec’s Bill 21 isn’t secularism—it’s authoritarianism
At 4 am today, François Legault’s government passed Bill 21 for the province of Québec. The bill isn’t secularism, but rather a blatant attempt to enforce authoritarian state-atheism, the likes of which can be seen in China. Bill 21 is a threat to personal liberties.
We must lower income taxes on the lower and middle classes
The income tax is one of the single greatest burdens on Canadian families. While a lot of talk goes into “taxing the rich”, not much goes onto “not taxing the common man.” Thus, we must lower taxes on everyday Canadians, and surprisingly, this is something Conservatives and the NDP agree on.
CSIS destroyed secret file on Pierre Elliott Trudeau instead of sending it to the national archives
The Canadian Security Intelligence Service destroyed a secret file on Pierre Elliott Trudeau in 1989 instead of turning it over to the national archives. This was only recently discovered, three decades after the act.
71% of Ontarians disapprove of Doug Ford
When Doug Ford won Ontario’s premiership, 40% of Canadians approved of him; the number today stands at a meagre 29%.
Global News runs misleading headline suggesting Canadians don’t support freedom of speech online
Canadians are vehemently opposed to online censorship, especially if it is mandated by the government. Canadians support the values of liberty, freedom of expression, and freedom of speech, and any attempt to curb those values is inherently un-Canadian.
Most alternatives to single-use plastics are worse for the environment
Ultimately, the alternatives for single-use plastics aren’t all that great, and we’re better off just reusing HDPE plastics more frequently.
Trudeau’s plastic ban is an empty gesture—ocean pollution comes from elsewhere
If Trudeau cares so much about the environment, he must work to curb countries in Asia and Africa from polluting the marine ecosystem.
Four embarrassing Justin Trudeau plastic gaffes
Justin Trudeau announced he wants to ban single-use plastics earlier this week. As the Liberals cheered, the Left and the Right were quick to jump and call out his hypocrisy.
Chinese “drug boss” may have used Liberal MP’s law firm to launder money
The Liberal MP from Richmond, Joe Peschisolido, may be in hot water after reports that a Chinese cartel “drug boss” may have used the MP’s law firm to launder money.
Trudeau government passes bill to ban whales and dolphins in captivity
Keeping whales and dolphins captive will no longer be allowed in Canada, following a Green Party bill calling for the same
Jagmeet Singh pledges to make phone bills cheaper for Canadians
In a Facebook Live video today, Jagmeet Singh announced his intention to make phone bills cheaper for Canadians. He claims telecom companies are “ripping Canadians off.”
Sunday School teacher strip-searched, humiliated in Vancouver airport
Former Sunday School teacher Jill Knapp says she was falsely accused of being a drug smuggler, detained at the Vancouver International Airport and subsequently strip-searched.