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Temporary, now twice as long. Maybe I just don't understand what the word temporary means.
Changes to temporary foreign worker program could increase lower wage hirings
torontosun.com/news/national… Via @spiropap
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They just got $60 million from taxpayers in February of 2026
Now they are bankrupt?
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🚨 WATCH THIS.
When you hear the reporter explain what actually happened, you begin to understand just how serious the situation has become.
This is far from an isolated case.
The bigger story is what comes next.
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CARNEY just gave $4 million for Gang suppression and disarmament in HAITI 😀
Everyday I’m shocked at how much money is flowing out of the Country. I totally reject it and want my money back. Would love to donate to causes that matter to me
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Yet another brazen daylight robbery of the publicly-owned @lcbo yesterday at Bloor & Royal York. A concerned customer asks the security guard to step in, but she lacks the will or skill to stop the theft - and scurries away. Even the demoralized employee is surprised at the volume of merchandise stolen, suggesting this is more than the typical theft she sees on a daily basis.
The thieves nicked at least 5 bottles of Remy Martin VSOP with a sticker price of $103 each, and several bottles of Macallan 12-year valued at $144 a pop. Yet the most incredible part is these two robbed the same store less than 24 hours earlier.
Of course, emboldened criminals know they can escalate the scale of their theft in an environment free of consequences.
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said he’ll discuss electric vehicle manufacturing with Chinese President Xi Jinping when they meet next week bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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🚨BREAKING: Reports of serious injuries and disabilities with Moderna’s new mRNA flu shot have begun to FLOOD the CDC’s Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System.
Among them are accounts of sudden inability to walk, partial vision loss, cardiac arrhythmias, fainting, and hospitalization.
This hazardous gene therapy should NEVER have been approved.
Here some of the most concerning cases:
71-year-old woman: Reportedly lost the use of her legs following vaccination.
71-year-old man: Unable to stand or walk approximately 17 hours after vaccination. Remained on the floor for about an hour.
74-year-old woman: Partial vision loss in both eyes, severe headache, fever, and weakness.
78-year-old man: Severe tremors and involuntary movements affecting his arms and body.
74-year-old man: Severe dizziness, confusion, and difficulty walking steadily.
73-year-old man: Severe vertigo and vomiting, forcing him to stop approximately every 100 feet while walking home.
72-year-old man: Developed atrial fibrillation, subsequently confirmed by ECG.
71-year-old man: Collapsed after dizziness, visual disturbances, and breathing difficulty. Blood pressure fell to 72/46 mmHg.
58-year-old woman: Lost consciousness, experienced irregular heartbeats, breathing difficulties, and repeated near-fainting episodes.
69-year-old man: Reportedly fainted THREE TIMES, accompanied by chills, sweating, and dry heaving.
89-year-old woman: Fainted and fell inside a pharmacy shortly after vaccination. Transported to the emergency department.
Elderly patient: HOSPITALIZED with decreased oxygen saturation and fever.
76-year-old man: Hallucination-like episodes, fever, severe malaise, and disturbed sleep.
55-year-old man: Pronounced swelling of the upper lip.
61-year-old patient: Lost consciousness, experienced high fever for two days, and developed a headache.
56-year-old woman: Unable to get out of bed for 36 HOURS because of fever, widespread pain, fatigue, and dehydration.
50-year-old woman: Fever reaching 102.8°F and severe arm pain preventing her from raising her arms overhead.
These are among 78 VAERS reports involving mFLUSIVA in the October 30, 2026 data release.
VAERS only captures less than 1% of actual adverse events, according to the Harvard-Lazarus study.
Our peer-reviewed reanalysis of FDA clinical trial data had already identified 6 TIMES the risk of severe Grade 3 systemic reactions compared with conventional flu shots.
Thus, it's no surprise that large numbers of serious injuries and disabilities have begun to pour in.
I call for IMMEDIATE MARKET REMOVAL of Moderna's mFLUSIVA to protect innocent civilians from disability and death.
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BRAMPTON, ONTARIO — A Canadian woman who spent four years with ISIS and married two of its fighters has been found guilty of terrorism by a jury in Brampton.
She is the first woman to go on trial in Canada for her role with the Islamic State in Syria. The jury returned its verdict on Tuesday after one day of deliberations.
The Crown said she flew to Turkey in March 2015 and crossed into ISIS territory. She married ISIS fighter Bilal Khan of Mississauga, and after his death she married British fighter Hamza Parvez, with whom she had two children. Prosecutors said she was on the ISIS payroll and urged family and friends in Canada to follow her.
She was captured near Baghouz, Syria, in March 2019 and held in detention camps until Global Affairs Canada secured her release in April 2023. She was charged that year and released on bail.
Ammara Amjad, 32, was found guilty of:
❌ Participating in or Contributing to the Activities of a Terrorist Group
She faces up to 10 years in prison. Her sentencing is scheduled for Feb. 2.
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💥NEW ATIP: Chrystia Freeland's WEF briefing notes reveal the government is pitching fast-track immigration and cheap labour to foreign investors.
Worse—IRCC knows that, with no LMIA, Canadians will be displaced and wages will be suppressed—and they're doing it anyway.
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A memory.
At the PM’s garden party in 1994, Jean Chretien served warm beer and white bread sandwiches. Guests grumbled. It was a message.
Budget that followed cut program spending an average of 20% and operating expenditures by 18.9%.
#cdnhistory #debt #deficit
@FPChampagne @FinanceCanada
.@OurCommons places order for 6,000 bottles of fine wine to “maintain expected standards of hospitality” in Parliamentary Dining Room.
Stocking of wine cellar came 4 days after #Budget2026 lamented plight of “hardworking Canadians struggling to get by.”
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@MarkJCarney @FPChampagne #cdnpoli
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Carney and Joly yesterday - We are outraged at Stellantis for selling to Rochel and we will be using every tool in our tool box to go after them.
Also Carney & Joly - for months we’ve helped Stellantis sell their company to Rochel, screw those 2000 workers.
#BREAKING: Carney government actively involved in talks leading to Stellantis plant sale: sources ctvnews.ca/politics/article/…
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Let's put an end to a common misconception.
The slow-motion societal collapse you're witnessing unfold in real time—fuelled by mass migration, two-tier justice, Net Zero mandates, skyrocketing living costs, and the relentless erosion of national stability—isn't happening because our so-called "leaders" are "incompetent" or because their policies have somehow "failed".
It's the coordinated, INTENTIONAL demolition of Western civilisation.
Do you honestly believe it's one enormous "coincidence" that Western nations are all being brought to their knees at the exact same time, in the exact same way, by the exact same policies?
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Unanimous consent??
Really @AndrewScheer??
Really @PierrePoilievre??
No contest to client-side scanning??
This is FUCKED!!! Every conservative Canadian should be PISSED about this!!!
HOLY SHIT!! 😱
This is being incorporated in Canada under Bill C-22, which is currently under Senate review. I tried to look up the House votes for the Parliamentary readings and I found that there were no recorded votes for this Bill! We don't get to see which members of the "Conservative opposition" opposed an unbelievably important piece of legislation. This is insane!
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Marc Miller actually gets angry at the idea that he should have to tell Canadians what he's up to.
He says he was elected, so he doesn't need to explain his actions.
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#BORDER: Fugitive Wanted in Toronto Pearson Gold Heist, Arrested by Mexican Authorities in Upscale📍Cancun Neighbourhood at the Request of U.S. Marshals on Linked Gun-Trafficking Charges — Has Been Extradited to Houston.🇺🇸🇲🇽
37-YO Prasath Paramalingam Of Brampton, Ontario, Fled Canada While He Was Released On Bail.🇨🇦
Toronto airport gold heist fugitive arrested in Mexico resort hotspot nationalpost.com/news/toront…
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🚨 8 MONTHS UNEMPLOYED. 15 JOB INTERVIEWS. ZERO OFFERS. NOW FACING THE POSSIBILITY OF LOSING HIS HOME.
This is Toronto, Canada.
A six-figure salary. 15 years of uninterrupted employment. Now EI is running out, savings are disappearing, and $2,400 monthly rent isn't going away.
I keep reading stories like this. Over and over again.
Remember, the unemployment rate doesn't tell the whole story. People who stop actively looking for work are no longer counted as unemployed. Others are surviving on part-time hours when they desperately need full-time employment.
Behind every statistic is a household trying to survive.
These aren't just job losses anymore. They're becoming housing crises.
Ottawa needs to answer some serious questions.
What domestic economic policies will actually create sustainable, well-paying Canadian jobs? How will Canada improve productivity when experienced workers cannot find employment?
Because you cannot build a productive economy while leaving experienced workers on the sidelines.
For many Canadians, time is running out.
