The Canadian province of New Brunswick will allow grocery stores to ban unvaccinated clients who wish to buy food. 

Stillbirths Exploding Across Canada in Fully Vaccinated Mothers . Video: Dr. Daniel Nagase exposes the exploding cases of stillbirths in Canadian women and tells Canadians what they can do about it. November 23, 2021 This is a story we hear nowadays from everywhere, especially from morticians who've been horrified by the huge increase in deaths of these babies in vaccinated mothers.

On a national scale, the United States and Canada rely on a very different makeup of sources to generate their electricity. The U.S. primarily uses natural gas, coal, and nuclear power, while Canada relies on both hydro and nuclear. That said, when zooming in on the province or state level, individual primary electricity sources can differ greatly.

Canada's government-run health care system is encouraging poor and disabled people to die rather than get treatment.

"Liberalism built its political order on private property, consecrating it as a natural right, while Communism emerged as liberalism's political rival and historic arch-enemy." Thus it is that land ownership is a defining factor in systems of governance. The socialization of property in 20th century communist regimes such as Soviet Union, China, and Cuba was fundamental in their transition to authoritarianism.

Published by Knewz By alang.consultant New York (Knewz) - The controversial Beijing Winter Olympics are just days away, and survivors and human rights advocates of the host country's allegedly oppressive policies are speaking out in a last-ditch effort to draw attention to decades of minority mistreatment. It is the stuff of nightmares.

Canada has led more than 40 countries in expressing serious concerns over Beijing's repressive actions in Xinjiang, Hong Kong and Tibet, prompting a furious response from Beijing over Canada's colonial history.

People's Party of Canada Leader Maxime Bernier was arrested after appearing at a sparsely attended rally against COVID-19 restrictions in a southern Manitoba village on Friday afternoon. Radio-Canada's Laïssa Pamou, who was covering the event, said the rally in St-Pierre-Jolys, which is about 57 kilometres south of Winnipeg, saw no more than 15 people in attendance.