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Rosemarie Bryan, another victim of wokism
TORONTO – In a way, the case of Rosemarie Bryan should concern us all. She was, maybe still is, a Salvation Army community and family service manager. She had accepted the challenge of putting her name forward to replace, temporarily, the outgoing councillor Michael Ford, now MPP and Cabinet Minister.
Covid-19 response, Canada is the best (with Japan)
TORONTO – Canada managed the first two years of the Covid-19 pandemic and resisted the upheaval that followed better than many other nations with similar health and economic infrastructures: this is what emerges from a research, published today in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, which attributes Canada’s good performance to persistent and restrictive public health measures, as well as a successful vaccination campaign. Continue reading→
Freedom Convoy, tory liberi di partecipare
TORONTO – Mentre Ottawa si prepara alle proteste del movimento che si oppone alle restrizioni contro il Covid-19 previste durante il fine settimana, la leader conservatrice ad interim Candice Bergen afferma che i suoi parlamentari sono liberi di partecipare alle manifestazioni…
USA, la decisione sull’aborto influenzerà il Canada. Ma facciamo parlare i dati
TORONTO – Come su tante questioni, gli USA stanno ancora una volta influenzando il dibattito politico in Canada. La decisione della Corte Suprema americana (USSC) di revocare i “diritti all’aborto” è stata immediatamente attaccata qui in Canada dai nostri rappresentanti politici e da altri…
Da Ford un messaggio per la continuità dell’azione di governo
TORONTO – Il messaggio è chiaro: nessuna rivoluzione, a Queen’s Park in questo momento la priorità è quella di dare continuità all’azione di governo inaugurata nella passata legislatura. Il “nuovo” esecutivo che venerdì scorso ha prestato giuramento in realtà ha davvero poco di “nuovo”. Si è trattato in sostanza di un semplice rimpasto governativo, con i principali ministeri che sono stati riaffidati ai ministri uscenti…
A message for stability from Premier Ford
TORONTO – The message is clear: no revolution, in Queen’s Park right now the priority is to give continuity to the government action inaugurated in the past legislature.
Freedom Convoy, Berger: “Tories free to participate”
OTTAWA – As Ottawa prepares for protests from the movement opposing Covid-19 restrictions over the weekend, interim Conservative leader Candice Bergen says her MPs are free to participate in the demonstrations. “I support peaceful and legal demonstrations, and if my MPs want to participate, they are free to do so, they will answer to their constituents,” Bergen said in an interview with CTV’s Question Period aired Sunday. “Conservatives fully support Canadians who were, and are still opposed to, mandatory vaccines,” the interim leader of the CP added.
Context for the Pro-Life, Pro-Choice debate
TORONTO – As on so many issues, the USA is once again influencing the political discourse in Canada. The American Supreme Court’s (USSC) decision to roll back “rights to abortion” was immediately attacked here in Canada by our political representatives and others.
Ontario, the government: Lecce remains at education, Ford’s nephew Michael elevated to cabinet post
TORONTO – Ontario Premier Doug Ford presented his cabinet to Ontario’s 43rd Parliament. Few news, many reconfirmations. The new cabinet includes seven women – down from nine in the previous one – out of a total of over 30 appointed (including attorneys general). Ford has also given a role to his nephew Michael (in the pic), a rookie MPP. Lisa MacLeod and Ross Romano are out.
Liberals trying to reshape the Conservative Leadership race
TORONTO – The Conservative Leadership race seems to be taking an un-anticipated turn. Liberal senati (experienced wise persons) are taking an active interest in supporting and promoting one Conservative candidate, Scott Aitchison, MP for Parry Sound Muskoka in Ontario.
