When considering safety, provinces like Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador, and New Brunswick have often been reported to have lower crime rates compared to some of the larger provinces. These provinces tend to have close-knit communities and a slower pace of life, which can contribute to a sense of safety. In terms of affordability,…
Let’s dive into what it takes to make a living as a contractor in Canada. Being a contractor can offer great flexibility and potential for earning, but it also comes with its own set of responsibilities and considerations. 1. Skills and Expertise: First and foremost, having a strong skill set in your chosen field is…
After diving into the twisted dance of Canada’s healthcare system and the “feel good” trend of euthanasia, it’s almost tempting to suggest we start handing out “Euthanasia Self-Help Kits” with a side of positivity. Because why bother with those pesky long waits for healthcare when you can just ‘feel good’ about punching your own ticket,…
A Canadian committee undertaking a comprehensive review of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s utilization of the Emergencies Act against the Freedom Convoy protesters has vehemently criticized the government’s obstruction of their access to essential records. Government Blockade Hinders Committee’s Investigation On August 15, Blacklock’s Reporter disclosed crucial information indicating that Members of Parliament’s Special Joint Committee…
In a resolute stance against the Trudeau administration’s “Clean Electricity Regulations,” Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has unequivocally affirmed her commitment to leveraging the province’s abundant natural resources. On August 10, Premier Smith issued a compelling declaration, denouncing the proposed federal regulations while firmly vowing not to enforce them within her jurisdiction. Redefining Alberta's Energy Strategy…
