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In Alberta and other provinces, the Parliamentary Budget Office says rebates will cover the cost of the carbon tax. In BC, the government has said no – they’ll keep the lions share of the money.
I don’t personally but do you? Because the government’s hand picked panel on the future of Facebook, YouTube and Twitter thinks you do. Obviously, they don’t like this messy “free speech” thing in the Charter of Rights.
If the government panel looking at the future of the internet, TV and radio has their way the government will know everything you watch and read on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and anything else on the internet.
- Are you worried about our youth being told that talking the talk is all the counts? An up and coming tennis player will give you hope.
- Peggy Noonan takes dead aim at the push to allow 16 year olds to vote.
- With all the coverage of the coronavirus – do you know how many people already have or will get the flu this year.
- The government is spending your tax dollars to make life miserable for people and groups whose views they don’t like. The trend is frightening.
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The Final Score on Trans Mountain
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Thursday, 6 February 2020 8:30
The Court of Appeals found that the latest consultation with Indigenous groups impacted by the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion reveal only 9 out of 129 Indigenous communities opposed the project.