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According to the report the car and chauffeur service offered to Wex will cost taxpayers $78,562.
The CAQ is expected to present the party’s first ever budget today
The new poll’s telling numbers show that 31 percent of respondents polled after the federal budget release said they would vote for current Prime Minister Justin Trudeau if an election were held today. This number is a decrease of about three percent from the previous poll conducted in February.
“I believe the former attorney general has further points to make. I believe that I have further issues of concern that I’m not free to share.”
The decision to ban Dr. Peterson’s book can not be seen as anything other than a straight-up power grab by authoritarians who wish to use a period of mourning and deep human suffering for their own censorious gain.
“Indeed mr speaker I apologize, it was a chocolate bar, but i apologize,” said Trudeau.
According to the Native Women’s Association of Canada (NWAC) the 2019 Liberal budget “fails Indigenous women.”
Bill Blair, the Border Security and Organized Crime Reduction Minister announced that his ongoing review will include semi-automatic guns like the one used by the Christchurch shooter.
The fact is this plan was crafted behind closed doors, and drafted outside of Alberta’s legislated planning process. First Nations were not consulted prior to the plan’s release, despite all of the Minister’s high-minded rhetoric.
Media outlets used the Christchurch attack as an opportunity to smear a UCP candidate as a white supremacist with comments dug up from 2017 forcing her to resign.
In a recent Facebook post, Conservative MP Pierre Poilievre shared an image of cots and sleeping bags set up in the House of Commons for MPs to nap on during all-night votes.
One Professor of Literature, Dr. Priyamvada Gopal took to calling Peterson an "authoritative white" man.
Trudeau, internationally, is a good representation of Canada. He’s a diplomat, he’s funny, and represents Canadian values such as openness, and progressive thought.
This is the latest in a series of high profile resignations since the SNC-Lavalin scandal broke.
According to today’s report released by Ontario’s Office of the Integrity Commissioner, Premier Doug Ford did not break the law in the appointment of his close friend, Ron Teverner as the Commissioner of the Ontario Provincial Police.