Not only did police not call for the invocation of the Emergencies Act; talks between organizers and police were beginning to bear fruit just as the crackdown began. The following is an excerpt from journalist Andrew Lawton’s book, The Freedom Convoy, The Inside Story of Three Weeks that Shook the World, which will be published […]
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By Jonathon Van Maren – In his new book The Freedom Convoy: The Inside Story of Three Weeks that Shook the World, Andrew Lawton did what any good journalist should do—he talked to those who were there, and he asked them questions. This shouldn’t be a rare thing. In Canada, with a few notable exceptions, […]
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I always think we do a really good job, when no one knows what we’re doing. ~ Theresa Tam (1) By Molly Chan – Theresa Tam has been working with the World Health Organization (WHO) since at least 2003, during the SARS outbreak (2). Tam was an advisor for WHO at around the time the […]
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“Notes from Scarberia” will run as a semi-regular column. The identity of this inner-city Canadian commentator will remain anonymous. But we believe his declarations offer illuminating grassroots insights, and political processing in plain talk, all of which can be helpful in a politically polarizing time. Brought to you by NYCBC News. June 2022: Yesterday they […]
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By Gabriel Sinduda – If we are to believe the latest from Reuters then the continent of Africa is desperately calling on the World Health Organization to declare monkeypox an emergency, presumably so that they can endure more hell. Moreover, just do a quick private browser search with the terms “Africa monkeypox” and you’ll find […]
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Injected with a saline solution, Dr. Sousa-Faro, president of European pharma giant PharmaMar, is among 2,200 European elites charged with being falsely vaccinated against Covid-19. Reaction to the news has been one of resignation and disbelief. By Peter McLaren-Kennedy – Since the story broke on May 24, people have been asking how this could happen. […]
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Public safety ministers and prime ministers are in the vote-seeking business. RCMP commissioners aren’t supposed to be. By Stephen Maher – It is bitterly ironic that the first female commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police may have to resign for pushing the force to be more open, but it is hard to imagine that […]
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By Gabriel Sinduda – The latest Minister’s Approval Ratings from Angus Reid were due to be published this week. If their recent publishing schedule is anything to go on, those results should have been published Tuesday or Wednesday. Is Angus Reid sitting on Trudeau’s lowest benchmarks yet? Why the delay? Surely Canadians are eager for […]
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The whole world is undergoing a housing shortage, but vacant homes are barely budging. The OECD‘s latest data drop shows 42 million of its 426 million homes are vacant. Yes, roughly one in ten homes in advanced economies are empty. There are literally years of housing supply being used as an alternative to gold. Rather […]
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By Matthew Horwood–Canadians that were injured by COVID-19 vaccines say they are frustrated by the slow response taken by the federal government and Canada’s healthcare system, with many also questioning why the mainstream media has not been covering their stories. “All I ask for is any kind of resources for us. You can’t sleep, you […]
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