Opinion/Column – Page 56 – Taxi News & Road Warrior News

Put simply, Covid-19 was not an epidemiological event, it was a money laundering scheme, a smoke screen for economic/social restructuring towards total control and a massive psychological operation among a few other items.

Two and a half years later, as bureaucrats and politicians wind down the Covid restrictions in order to quell growing unrest, we can be assured they will insist on retaining the “right” to re-impose them at will.

As long as “new variants lurk right around the corner,” public health bureaucrats and pandemic profiteers can invent the next “health emergency” to impose more shutdowns for any “viral event” that conveniently suits their political and financial aims.

New Justice Centre Report on dangers of digital ID in Canada

August 17, 2022 Guest Contributor

The media release below was posted by the Justice Centre for Constitutional Reforms on August 10, 2022 ***** The Justice Centre today released a new Report on the real and growing threat of digital ID technologies in Canada. This report, entitled Canada’s Road

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I support the current thing (and please forget that last thing, like when we crushed that industry and those families)

August 15, 2022 Rita Smith

This summer, with the release of “The Uber Files” there has been a flurry of attention to all things Taxi and Uber. Perhaps I should say “Anti-Uber,” because suddenly the fact that Uber is an unprofitable business model which exploits drivers, gouges customers and has been a safety risk from the start has dawned upon the consciousness of the globe.

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Sri Lankans break the Net Zero suicide pact

August 13, 2022 Guest Contributor

What’s happening in Sri Lanka? After months of massive protests, President Gotabaya Rajapaska fled the country last month. He’s since resigned over email from the safety of Singapore. Probably a wise move. Crowds had stormed his official residence and set fire to the Prime Minister’s home.

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Vaccines violate Charter Rights, but are not disproportionate to risk, Court finds

August 8, 2022 Guest Contributor

Borden Ladner Gervais LLP – Maude Galarneau, Patrick Trent and Samuel Roy Context In the fall of 2021, Canada’s minister of transport issued by ministerial orders a mandatory vaccination requirement for federally regulated marine, air and rail transportation in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Guest Contributions On the Road with Mike Murchison

You have a choice

August 7, 2022 Mike Murchison

A lineup at customs had me stopped, parked and just waiting. Waiting for the line to move. Sitting high up in the big truck, there is quite a sizeable blind spot on the right side of the truck. So much so that I didn’t see, but rather felt a small jolt and heard the distinct ‘thud’ sound of an object making contact with another object. Namely my truck.

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A reckoning has to come on energy prices, says Dan McTeague

August 5, 2022 Guest Contributor

I can’t help but think of George Orwell’s Animal Farm, the vivid and illustrative scenes of pigs at the trough, all on the public purse, liars and hypocrites all, telling us how they know best while living off the avails of taxation.

But this is the new better world of a “Just Transition” – and the elites are advocating for it all the way to the bank.

Taxi operator Behrouz Khamseh has been working with Toronto to develop a plan for smooth ground transportation during FIFA 2026. Photo: Taxi News

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Will new Conflict of Interest rules impact the John Tory-Rogers-Uber dynamic?

August 3, 2022 Rita Smith

Behrouz Khamseh is nothing if not doggedly, admirably determined in his approach to the City of Toronto. Photo: YouTube This story was updated at 9am on August 4th with the information that Ontario’s Municipal Conflict of Interest Act was amended

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Dan McTeague: ‘Green extremism’ is hurting farmers in the Netherlands – will Canada be next?

August 3, 2022 Guest Contributor

The Dutch farmers have been told by their government that a “just transition” to Net Zero means driving them out of business. Farmers use fertilizer, which emits nitrogen. The government says those emissions will have to be reduced by up to 70 percent in just eight years – a demand so radical that most family farms will have to shut down.