Immunization cannot be made mandatory because of the Canadian Constitution

According to the Health Canada website, "Unlike some countries, immunization is not mandatory in Canada; it cannot be made mandatory because of the Canadian Constitution."

"Only three provinces have legislation or regulations under their health-protection acts to require proof of immunization for school entrance. It must be emphasized that, in these three provinces, exceptions are permitted for medical or religious grounds and reasons of conscience; legislation and regulations must not be interpreted to imply compulsory immunization."

Blindspot Season 1 Episode 4: The CDC

The Blind Spot TV series is now on Netflix. It’s intense. Season 1 Episode 4 talks about several pandemics launched by the CDC. It’s fiction but thought provoking. It ties in with the Winnipeg lab breach Justin Trudeau is covering up with the election call.

Federal Conservatives pick Dave Hayer to win Surrey riding next election

The Peace Arch News is reporting that "Dave Hayer is attempting a return to politics, this time federally. The longtime Surrey resident will represent the Conservatives in Fleetwood-Port Kells in the coming federal election. In provincial politics, Hayer was a Surrey-area MLA from 2001 until 2013, in Fleetwood, Port Kells, Fraser Heights, Guildford and Tynehead."

"He said he’s honoured to receive the support of the federal Conservatives as the party awaits an election call. 'I’ve lived in the beautiful City of Surrey for nearly four decades and have seen first-hand the changes to our growing city,' Hayer said in a news release Monday (July 19). 'We need leadership at the federal level once again to secure the future and get the economy back on track post-pandemic.' His campaign will hinge on jobs and getting debt under control."

Dave Hayer has credibility. He is a longtime resident of Surrey and has served Surrey as an MLA for many years. When he did so he was always accessible to the public.

In 2009 Dave Hayer spoke alongside Eileen Mohan at an Anti Gang violence rally in Surrey. At that time he spoke about the two assaination attempts on his father. The first left his father wheelchair bound. The second was fatal. I remember that day. I lived right across the street from his father’s cul-de-sac when he was murdered.

Ken Hardie is a good guy but he doesn’t have street cred and he is representing the wrong Prime minister. Justin Trudeau should be in jail several times over. The We charity didn’t belong to the finance minister, it belonged to Justin Trudeau. He is a self serving glutton. The only thing he knows how to do is spend other people’s money. He leads the world in pandemic debt.

Avoiding unnecessary debt is like protecting the environment. It secures a future for our children. Wreckless debt robs our children’s future. Justin Trudeau is a liar and a thief. The recent election in Nova Scotia shows us that hope is on the horizon. I support Dave Hayer.

Feds drop court quest to keep documents on scientists' firing under wraps

The Canadain Press is reporting that " The Trudeau government is dropping its quest to have a court prohibit the disclosure of documents related to the firing of two scientists at Canada's highest security laboratory. It served the Federal Court with a notice of discontinuance late Tuesday afternoon."

"In so doing, it's avoiding a legal showdown over the long-standing principle that the House of Commons is supreme and has unfettered power to demand the production of any documents it sees fit, no matter how sensitive and regardless of privacy or national security laws."

"However, the Commons order to produce the documents, along with all other business before the chamber, was terminated when Parliament was dissolved Sunday for a federal election."

"Consequently, Justice Department spokesperson Melissa Gruber said Tuesday that no purpose would be served by continuing the court case." Justin Trudeau is a POS.

“The lifting of secrecy about the theft of viruses from the Winnipeg lab which were taken to Wuhan Institute of Virology in China would allow for a publicly available study on whether there is any link between that theft and the outbreak of COVID in Wuhan,” David Matas said.

Tories win Nova Scotia election

CP24 is reporitng that "Nova Scotia's Progressive Conservatives have defeated the governing Liberals in the provincial election, ending the streak of incumbent provincial governments winning pandemic elections across Canada." Hope is on the horizon.

Nova Scotia 2017 election results:

Shootings in Laval, Winnipeg and Dartmouth

The deceased person has been identified as Deena Anne MARKWICK, 45, of Winnipeg.https://t.co/TsFcrzpBIp https://t.co/jHzon7SCwa

— Winnipeg Police (@wpgpolice) August 17, 2021

CTV is reporting that "A man in his late 20s was shot and killed early Tuesday morning in Laval. Evidence suggests the killing may be linked to street gangs." Yesterday morning a woman was shot dead in Winnipeg. The police have identified the victim to be Deena Markwick.

CTV is reporting that "Police in Halifax are investigating a shooting that happened Monday morning in Dartmouth, N.S. Around 3:30 a.m., Halifax Regional Police responded to a report of shots fired on Farrell Street. A short time later, police say a man attended hospital with non-life threatening gunshot wounds."

New Zealand Prime Minister smoking a meth pipe

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— Mark Walker🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 (@MarkWL20) August 14, 2021

Jacinda Ardern announces three-day lockdown after single Covid case

Syphilis Skyrockets in Edmonton

CBC is reporting that "Despite advances in health care, the number of syphilis infections is skyrocketing across Alberta, reaching their highest levels in about 70 years. The disease is a bacterial infection, usually spread by sexual contact, that infects millions around the world each year. Without treatment, syphilis may attack major organs resulting in death."

"Almost half the cases were in Edmonton, which had about three times as many as were reported in Calgary. In fact, Edmonton has one of the highest syphilis rates in Canada."

"The popularity of social media apps being used for dating, such as Facebook, might be part of the reason for the surge, said Singh. There is also a significant link between methamphetamine and sexually transmitted infections. Edmonton also has the highest rate per capita for methamphetamine use, according to a wastewater survey by Statistics Canada."

I'm sorry if I find this amusing but Edmonton is a bit of a toilet. Kinda like Surrey and the DTES. That's why I encourage people to travel. Get out of the fish bowl. The problem is infidelity. As the Falun Gong declare, the world needs more morality. Safe sex is when you are faithful to one partner. If you are unfaithful that simply means you are untrustworthy.

Well I'm off on holiday!.... just got my covid test result so ready to hit the beach!... pic.twitter.com/O9BcPBr7vN

— Katie Hopkins (@Hellohowru12345) June 18, 2021

Spike: The King is Dead, Long live the King

I've received a confirmed report that Spike, the chapter leader of Haney is dead. My condolences. I know he had recovered from cancer a while back. Perhaps he had a relapse. I'm also aware that Jesse has been taking over for him in the club.

As I have said. I don't have a problem with Jesse and I don't have beef with Spike. At least Spike rode. I realize that Haney Hawgs is all about the Red and White and they also sell Hellside gear which is the new chapter in Edmonton. I don't like them, but I'm fine with Spike.

That's not to say that I agree with all of their businesses because I don't. As long as they stay on their side of the river, their business is their business. Edmonton is f*cking with my crib just like the Cub pack freaks. I don't like them. Edmonton are trouble makers and the Cub Pack don't even ride. They just sell drugs. Turns out Deli from Saskatchewan has sent his condolences. Deli's not a bad guy. For a crack dealer. As the House of Pain would say, get off the crack and sing a new tune like boom shakalaka boom. As for Spike's family, my condolences.

Missouri AG sets the record straight