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Jun 21

Posted @withregram • @roman_baber [Arbitrator] concluded "there was 'negligible difference' in the risk of transmission between receiving two doses of the vaccine and remaining unvaccinated and therefore the policy was no longer reasonable."

Bring everyone back to work now!

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Jun 18

They turned off comments on this. Wonder why?

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Jun 18

Tides are turning! https://windsorstar.com/news/local-news/local-444-wins-arbitration-against-stellantis-on-vaccine-mandate

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Jun 18

There is no context where including children in overt sexuality is acceptable. Drag is ADULT entertainment for those who wish to participate private events. It is NOT acceptable for children. This is an abhorrent use of tax dollars. What’s next? Inclusion of those who participate in BDSM presented at a school rally? This is the start of a very steep and unrecoverable slope.

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Jun 17

I have no words. https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/06/dr-simone-gold-sentenced-prison-speaking-megaphone-inside-us-capitol-january-6/

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Jun 16

If you’ve been following this story, you’ll know that this couple was put through utter hell over exercising and defending their charter rights. They stood strong through it all and THEY WON! https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/britney-green-nicholas-deangelis-court-decision-1.6489265

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Jun 16

Interesting. Freeland ended up sort of testifying - well ….appearing - at committee. Was this to take Trudeau’s place? Was Devilla supposed to be somewhere too?

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Jun 16

Posted @withregram • @truenorthcentre A Senate bill that would have allowed Canadian Border Service Agency (CBSA) agents to examine the contents of traveller’s smartphones, laptops and other devices under the threshold of “reasonable general concern” has been voted down by the national security and defence committee.

Bill S-7 would have amended the Customs Act, lowering the circumstances under which CBSA officials could search personal digital devices.

According to Blacklock’s Reporter, senators on the committee passed an amendment proposed by Senator Mobina Jaffer to replace the proposed new standard with “reasonable grounds to suspect,” which would still make it easier to search travellers’ devices than it is now. Though, not as permissive as the standard proposed by the Public Safety Minister.

“We did not have one witness except the minister and the officials say that the new standard was a good idea,” said Jaffer Monday.

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