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Facebook to ban COVID-19 vaccine 'misinformation'
"Given the recent news that COVID-19 vaccines will soon be rolling out around the world, over the coming weeks we will start removing false claims about these vaccines that have been debunked by public health experts on Facebook and Instagram," the blog post reads.
Carbon tax to cost Canadian farmers $235 MILLION in five years
Conservative MP Philip Lawrence, in response to the toll the carbon tax will take on farmers, sponsored Bill C-206, An Act To Amend The Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act.
Whole Foods CEO condemns socialism as 'trickle-up poverty'
“Socialism has been tried 42 times in the last hundred years and 42 failures. It doesn't work,” Mackey said.
McGill student union demands professor lose title, free speech be curtailed in the name of 'inclusivity'
The student union suggested that "the solution is not and cannot be active listening and dialogue."
DOJ files suit against Facebook alleging discrimination against American workers
According to the Justice Department, the average salary of the positions in which Facebook discriminated against American workers was roughly $156,000.
Kenyan company which received investment from Trudeau Liberals loses $51 million
Despite the large and immediate losses, FinDev defended the investment.
Trudeau Liberals keep giving different dates for when vaccines will arrive in Canada
"A plan will actually help provide details and help educate Canadians on the research and approvals of vaccines, how they'll be stored so that can be used effectively, how they can be rolled out first to the most vulnerable, and then to to other Canadians," O'Toole said.
Federal court fast-tracks request for forensic examination of Dominion Voting machines
The expedition comes a week after Powell filed a lawsuit alleging that Dominion Voting Systems machines used during last month's president election were vulnerable to hackers, allowing foreign agents the possibility to interfere in the election in Georgia.
Supreme Court gives victory to California church battling COVID restrictions
The US Supreme Court vacated a District Court ruling in favour of California pandemic-related occupancy restrictions on churches on Thursday.
Biden's top education advisor praises Communist China's education system
"In the Tao traditions of ritual, the phrase ‘heaven-earth-sovereign-parent-teacher' is repeated and becomes ingrained in how people see themselves holistically governed and supported," she wrote.
Dozens of US states to sue Facebook
The lawsuit, if it comes to fruition, would be the second major government lawsuit against a tech giant this year.
Department of Homeland Security under Obama scanned five states' election systems in 2016
The Obama administration attempted "to penetrate the Georgia Secretary of State’s firewall." This is according to then-Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp, now governor.
Boy, 12, dead after being hit by vehicle while waiting for school bus in Port Hope, sister in critical condition
The flags at the surrounding schools in Peterborough Victoria Northumberland and Clarington Catholic District School Board were flown at half mast to honour the victim.
Austin mayor tells residents to 'stay home' while he is in Mexico to celebrate a wedding
Austin Mayor Steve Adler called upon residents of the Texas capital to "stay home if you can" while he was vacationing in Cabo San Lucas in the Mexican state of Baja California Sur.
NYC bar owner arrested for defying lockdown orders
A New York City bar owner who defied coronavirus-related restrictions by hosting patrons indoors has been arrested .