By Ice Age Farmer Canada’s largest port by far, the port of Vancouver, has closed, as have the rails and highways connecting it to Canada, after being severely damaged in the flooding in an “atmospheric river” event. The deep water port is responsible for 1/3…
By Neenah Payne Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau has imposed some of the most restrictive mandates for COVID-19, as shown in Ontario enters harder lockdown, police get more powers as COVID cases soar and QUEBEC BECOMES FIRST CANADIAN PROVINCE TO INTRODUCE VACCINE PASSPORTS. As…
By Brian Shilavy After 9 years of legal battles against the government of Canada, David Stephan announced on his Facebook Page this weekend that all charges had been dropped against him and his wife over the death of one of their children, where he and…
Via The Justice Center For Constitutional Freedom, The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms represents Dr. Francis Christian, Clinical Professor of General Surgery at the University of Saskatchewan and a practising surgeon in Saskatoon. Dr. Christian was called into a meeting today, suspended from all teaching responsibilities effective…
Children’s Health Defense Team, Guest Canadian politician Derek Sloan and three medical professionals — who say they represent hundreds of their colleagues — said last week in a press conference on Parliament Hill the Canadian government is suppressing information about the harmful effects of lockdowns, vaccine…
(Canadian Security) OTTAWA — Canada’s border agency is urgently looking to hire a global technology firm to help develop a biometric strategy in response to rapidly evolving issues including COVID-19. The Canada Border Services Agency issued a notice of procurement today inviting 15 firms to…
By Brian Shilavy Last month we published an interview with Dr. Charles Hoffe, a medical doctor for 28 years in the small, rural town of Lytton in British Columbia, Canada. He tried to sound the alarm over the troubling side effects he was seeing in…
By Ethan Yang The AIER Authors Corner Podcast has seen many exciting guests since its first episode back in September of 2020. Without exaggeration, some of the most profound intellectuals on the planet have spoken on the show, from the great economist Deirdre McCloskey to…
By Ethan Yang On April 30th, 2021 the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario put out a highly controversial statement regarding what it considers to be Covid misinformation. The CPSO is a regional regulatory body empowered by statutory law to exercise licensing and disciplinary…
By Kenneth Armstrong A Guelph mother says she was following public health advice when she was asked to leave the premises of a nearby ski hill for not putting a mask on her 13-month-old son. Rebecca Adam said she was picking up a ski badge…
By Phillip Schneider After ten months of lockdowns, doctors are beginning to reconsider whether or not these restrictions pose a greater risk to public health than the Covid virus they were created to contain. Dr. Aji Joffe, a specialist in pediatric infectious diseases at the…
By Tyler Durden Home Depot is recalling more than 19,000 ceiling fans after reports that the fan’s blades can detach, fly off and cause “injury or property damage” while in use. The product in question is the King of Fans Hampton Bay 54 inch Mara Indoor/Outdoor…
By Press for Truth Mandatory vaccines are no longer a “conspiracy theory,” as talk of how they will be implemented is now a part of the mainstream conversation. Of course they’ll say you don’t HAVE to get a vaccine, but you do if you want…
By Anthony McLennan Canola oil started out as an engine lubricant and as fuel for generating light, but these days it can be found in kitchens all across the world. So how did that transition happen? Canola is a type of rapeseed which has for…
By John Vibes A DMT church in Winnipeg, Canada was recently granted a government exemption to legally import and use Daime tea, which is a DMT-based brew very similar to ayahuasca, but a little bit less potent. The church is called “The Centre for Universal…
By Anthony McLennan A first-time hemp farmer from Alberta has reported that people are stealing his crop, likely believing it’s cannabis they’re taking. Lory Betchuk previously grew more traditional crops like wheat, barley, and oats but recently turned his hand to cultivating hemp. Hemp is…
By Joe Martino The Facts: A New Brunswick bill to make vaccines for schoolchildren mandatory was defeated today 22 – 20. Reflect On: Are we seeing a shift in the way people live such that they are choosing to opt out of ideas that infringe…
By Anthony McLennan About 190,000 liters or approximately 50,000 gallons of oil has been spilled on Indigenous land in British Columbia by Canada’s Trans Mountain pipeline. The Trans Mountain pipeline was bought by the Canadian government from Kinder Morgan Canada in 2018, after they had…
By Emma Fiala Residents of one town in Canada were confused Friday morning when they saw pinkish-purple smoke filling the skies. Images of the unusual color smoke over Edmonton started appearing on social media as residents began calling local police in an attempt to figure…
By Amanda Froelich Being vegan doesn’t always mean being a responsible advocate for the planet. For example, some “ethical” eaters rely on food shipped from other countries (such as bananas, papaya, and mango) to subsist. Others regularly buy plastic-based attire (such as vegan “leather”) to avoid…
