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Can Canada and Ontario’s $10 Billion First Nations Treaty Settlement Pave the Way for Reconciliation and Equity?

Chris Wick2 years ago06 mins

In a landmark development, Canada and the province of Ontario have achieved a historic breakthrough by reaching a proposed treaty settlement with First Nations communities. This monumental agreement, valued at a staggering $10 billion, marks a significant step towards rectifying historical injustices and fostering reconciliation with Indigenous peoples. In this article, we delve into the…

Unraveling the Climate Debate: Examining Perspectives and Realities

Chris Wick2 years ago06 mins

In the realm of climate science, a deep divide exists, with two contrasting viewpoints shaping the discourse on our planet’s weather patterns. This article delves into the opposing narratives surrounding climate change, spotlighting key figures and their stances while shedding light on the underlying complexities of the issue. Climate Realism vs. Climate Alarmism: A Clash…

The Benefits of a 15-Minute City: Striving towards Sustainable and Livable Urban Environments

Chris Wick2 years ago04 mins

The concept of a “15-minute city” has gained popularity in recent years as a way to promote more sustainable and livable urban environments. The idea is that people should be able to access all their daily needs, such as work, school, grocery stores, and healthcare facilities, within a 15-minute walk or bike ride from their…

Is Trudeau’s Second Carbon Tax a Headache for Canadians?

Chris Wick2 years ago2 years ago08 mins

Trudeau’s grand plan is to save the environment by burdening Canadians with a second carbon tax. Because who doesn’t love paying more for fuel and watching their hard-earned money go up in smoke? It’s truly a stroke of genius! But fear not, dear citizens, for the government knows what’s best for you. Just sit back,…

Canadian Government Makes Changes to Expungement Eligibility for Convictions Related to Indecency Crimes and Abortion

Chris Wick2 years ago05 mins

The Canadian government has recently made changes to the eligibility criteria for the expungement of criminal convictions related to indecency crimes and abortion. These changes have been made to provide more opportunities for individuals to have their criminal records cleared, thus allowing them to move forward with their lives without the stigma of a criminal…

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Is Trudeau’s Second Carbon Tax a Headache for Canadians?

Canadian Government Makes Changes to Expungement Eligibility for Convictions Related to Indecency Crimes and Abortion