Month: May 2020
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MALCOLM: Are our borders actually closed?
Remember when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau finally closed Canada’s borders to stop the spread of coronavirus? Well, new figures released…
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FUREY: We can denounce the killing without the anarchy
The killing of George Floyd was unjust and wrong. People from all walks of life should demand better from police…
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Trump’s social media executive order EXPLAINED
Earlier this week, Donald Trump rolled out an executive order on preventing online censorship. On the latest episode of The Ezra Levant Show, we walked through…
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Gathering in Dégelis for the opening of New Brunswick | Coronavirus
Protesters want New Brunswick to allow travel between the two provinces in order to, among other things, visit their families…
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Body care: a return to normal … or almost
While some physiotherapists already consider having to increase their rates, others hope that Ottawa and Quebec will adjust the programs…
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One more person is cured of COVID-19 in the Gaspé and the Islands | Coronavirus
The number of cases of COVID-19 remains stable Sunday in Gaspésie and Îles-de-la-Madeleine, compared to the assessment of the previous…
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International Adventure Travel Agencies Turn to Est-du-Québec | Coronavirus
As a playground, many choose the Gaspé, but also the Bas-Saint-Laurent and the Côte-Nord, in partnership with local businesses. François-Xavier…
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Cars ordered to socially distance in BC – True North
Just as many are proclaiming the comeback of the drive-in theatre, British Columbia’s provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry has…
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Liberals and NDP shut down motion to hear from elected Wet’suwet’en chiefs
The Liberals and the NDP combined forces to shut down a motion to give a voice to elected Wet’suwet’en chiefs…
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BC a money laundering “cottage industry” due to ties with China
Saint Mary’s University professor of criminology Stephen Schneider told a BC commission on money laundering that the province has become…
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OIL IS DEAD | Canada Now
Oh yeah, the Canadian Oil and Gas industry in Alberta is being systematically exploited by the US and no one…
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Enough is enough – reopen the economy! – True North
Public health officials have flip-flopped a number of times during the coronavirus pandemic and all of their projected data has…
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The Farm Report #9 – The Garden, Asparagus, And The Greenhouse (In Roughly That Order…)
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Allowing Huawei into our 5G networks fails to protect Canada – True North
The protection of its citizens and our national sovereignty should be paramount for the federal government. The RCMP is formally…
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Two new cases of COVID-19 in the Côte-de-Gaspé MRC | Coronavirus
The two sufferers who are added to the balance sheet on Saturday are residents in the MRCRegional county municipality of…
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COVID-19 and salmon fishing: cancellations and uncertainties | Coronavirus
Less than a week before the official opening of fishing on most of the Gaspé rivers, many unknown people remain,…
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COVID-19: highlights of the week in Eastern Quebec | Coronavirus
The latest assessment of COVID-19 cases in Est-du-Québec, which dates from May 29, shows an increase of seven cases since…
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Liberals borrowed $371.5 billion in less than a month – True North
The Trudeau government plunged Canada $371.5 billion further into debt in a matter of days. According to Blacklock’s Reporter, the…
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