Canada was built by people who believed hard work should deliver rewards. Photo: Central Taxi Have hard work and home ownership become crimes in Canada? You’ll have to forgive me if this is my net take-away from the Ottawa Taxi
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Hamilton demonstrators brought a giant inflatable sheep to protest Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on January 24th. Photo: PlebReporter Justin Trudeau’s cabinet retreat in Hamilton, Ontario has been beseiged by protesters and demonstrators. Canada’s federal Liberal government is holding a three-day
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“Forebears” is one of many tools researchers may use to determine the likely ethnicity of various surnames. Image: Forebears The January 24th cross examination of York University sociologist Dr. Michael Ornstein resulted in little new information at the Ottawa Taxi
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Photo: RWN Sociology expert Dr. Michael Ornstein is scheduled to be cross-examined at the Ottawa Taxi trial January 24th. Ornstein, who submitted his report on the ethnic composition of Ottawa’s Taxi industry on June 17, 2019, provided testimony based upon
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Andrew Lawton is a brave man.
He has taken the time and invested the energy into writing a thoughtful, balanced mini-history of the 2022 Freedom Convoy before the ink is even dry on the various Parliamentary hearings and reports studying it. This means that his book essentially has had to be published as a cliff-hanger; we all know there will be more to the story. We also know will have to wait months or years to find out how the story ends.
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“This exchange – the clever words, the hidden agenda, the implied privilege attributed to Ottawa regulators, the arrogant attitude – was a painful echo of how members of the Taxi industry were treated with Uber’s arrival. They were treated with contempt.”
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Ontario groups are planning a “Flag Wave” on bridges and overpasses to thank the Truckers for showing leadership in protesting Covid mandates when they drove to Ottawa in January 2022. Image: FB Groups across Ontario are planning a celebratory “Flag
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As a Dale Carnegie business coach, I often kicked off the New Year with January workshops on goal setting and stress reduction. Both workshops focused on helping people use their time and energy to get the best results possible. Both were predicated upon the principle that all accomplishment begins with thinking: “Our life is what our thoughts make it.”
This year, I am horrified to realize that some Canadians are now wondering whether they should include suicide in their plans.
Listening to Justin Trudeau, you could the idea that Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) is mainly around the idea of “choice.” Some Canadians are being given the opportunity to choose whether they want to live or to die. Canada won’t tell them which to choose; the choice is theirs. When you position it that way, it seems so helpful, respectful and dignified.
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Legal counsel for the City of Ottawa requested several permissions from Superior Court Justice Marc Smith at the opening of proceedings this morning, including the plan to have the City of Ottawa begin making its statement on Monday morning, January 23rd.
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