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Turkey’s Erdogan’s Victory: A Close Race Amidst Disappointment and Growing Dissent
On Sunday, Turkey’s Supreme Election Council (YSK) officially confirmed Recep Tayyip Erdogan as the winner of the recent presidential election, securing 52.14% of the votes. His main opponent, Kemal Kilicdaroglu, garnered 47.86% of the votes. While Erdogan declared victory and praised Turkey’s democracy, the narrow margin of victory, coupled with widespread dissatisfaction among the populace, Read More…
Outrage Mounts as WHO Reinstates Officials Involved in Massive Sexual Assault Case
In a deeply disheartening turn of events, the World Health Organization (WHO) is facing severe backlash from numerous groups expressing their discontent over the reinstatement of two senior officials involved in what is being termed the largest sexual assault case in the organization’s history. Despite their failure to address credible reports of sexual assault adequately, Read More…
The NSICOP Proxy Dilemma: Right-Wing Media’s Failed Attempt to Shed Light on Poilievre’s Security Clearance
In a recent interview, Pierre Poilievre, the leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, publicly declined to obtain NSICOP (National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians) Top Secret Security Clearance. Poilievre's remarks have stirred controversy, particularly as he suggested that two Conservative Party Members of Parliament (MPs), Alex Ruff and Rob Morrison, already have access to the nation's top-secret information. He asserts that because they already have clearance, he is not required. Poilievre confirmed the two Conservatives that already serve on NSICOP are the right people to scrutinize and receive classified documents because he does not want to be muzzled. ThisNational Security at the Forefront: Jagmeet Singh Accepts NSICOP Vetting, Blanchet Declines
In a surprising move, Jagmeet Singh, the leader of the New Democratic Party (NDP), has accepted the Prime Minister's offer to be vetted by the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians (NSICOP). This decision will grant Singh top-secret security clearance if passed, allowing him to access classified documents and be briefed on the report presented by Independent Special Rapporteur and former Governor General David Johnston, tasked with writing a report on alleged foreign interference in previous Canadian elections. Johnston's report concluded insufficient credible information to warrant a public inquiry. Singh's commitment to undergo scrutiny by NSICOP highlights the significance
Pierre Poilievre’s Reluctance To Be Vetted To Receive NSICOP Top Secret Clearance, Raises Red Flags
The Canadian political landscape continues to be embroiled in a controversy surrounding Pierre Poilievre, the leader of the Conservative Party, and his unwillingness to undergo a full vetting process for top-secret security clearance. Poilievre, who aspires to become the Prime Minister of Canada, has repeatedly evaded or denied requests for comprehensive background checks. This refusal raises concerns about potentially undisclosed information about his background that he wishes to keep hidden from the public eye. Moreover, it suggests a fear that credible information could emerge, denying him the top-secret security clearance, thereby causing significant embarrassment to him and his party. Before delving
Red Dress Day: Honouring Indigenous Women and Addressing Violence in Canada
Today, May 5th, is recognized as Red Dress Day in Canada, a day dedicated to honouring and raising awareness for the thousands of Indigenous women, girls, two-spirit, and gender-diverse people who have experienced gender-based violence the country. The day serves as a reminder of the urgent need to address the issue of violence against Indigenous Read More…
Seeking Anne Advocate; The Duty to Protect
Protection of Seniors in Care appeals the decision of the Executive Director made on March 07, 2023, re: File No. 5489066, for the following reasons: “Trust is the foundation upon which the legitimacy of public institutions is built and is crucial for maintaining social cohesion,” according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Read More…
Hunting Fever Strikes: New Brunswick’s Moose-t Awaited Season Kicksoff
The province of New Brunswick has opened applications for the 2023 moose hunt season. This highly anticipated event is a beloved fall tradition among hunters in the region. The Minister of Natural Resources and Energy Development, Mike Holland, has expressed his well wishes to all applicants for a safe and successful season. Moose hunting holds Read More…
New Wage Grid for Early Childhood Educators in Newfoundland and Labrador
The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador has announced the implementation of a new wage grid for early childhood educators in regulated childcare centers that are part of the Operating Grant Program. The wage grid will take effect from April 1, 2023, and includes a base rate of $25 per hour for Level II early childhood Read More…
Nvidia Crosses $1 Trillion Valuation Threshold as AI Demand Boosts Stock by 28%
Nvidia, the renowned chip maker, has achieved a significant milestone by surpassing the $1 trillion valuation mark. The company’s stock witnessed a staggering 28% jump to $383.34 a share, propelling it into the rarefied air inhabited by tech giants such as Apple, Microsoft, Google, and, albeit briefly, Facebook and Tesla. This surge in valuation can Read More…
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Stewart Rhodes, Oath Keepers Leader, Sentenced to 18 Years for Seditious Conspiracy in Capitol Insurrection
In a landmark ruling, Stewart Rhodes, the leader of the Oath Keepers, a right-wing militia group, has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for his involvement in a plot to stop the peaceful transfer of power in the 2020 U.S Presidential election. The sentencing, which also included a 12-year prison term for Kelly Meggs, Read More…
