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The movie that frightened Dan Bongino so much is STUPID…so completely inane I feel like I’ve had a bad joke played on my and fell for it. He must be invested in it or something and had to hype it so people would watch the whole thing it’s such a piece of trash pretending to be entertainment. Good grief.
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"Imagine handing out a flyer in your own community, encouraging your neighbours to contact their elected officials.
You are taking part in democracy. You are exercising your freedom of expression. You are acting as a model citizen.
Then someone files a human rights complaint against you. Next you face a prosecution that could mean you have to pay tens of thousands of dollars to the complainant.
This is what happened to Benita Pedersen.
In June 2023, Benita learned that her Town of Westlock, Alberta, planned to paint a rainbow crosswalk featuring colours associated with "Pride" and transgenderism.
Benita disagreed with the project.
So, she did what a free Canadian has every right to do: she handed out a flyer urging the town council to “Cancel the rainbow crosswalk” and encouraged residents to contact their elected officials.
For doing this, Benita is now facing a human rights prosecution
That same month, a woman named Laurie Hodge, who now sits on the Westlock Town Council, filed a...
The real cost of electing woke do nothing NDP mayors Nenshi and Gondek
'Bill is coming due': Farkas vows fiscal discipline as Calgary faces $50B infrastructure deficit
A massive bill is coming due for Calgary after years of deferred infrastructure investment at all levels of government, says the city's mayor.
Mayor Jeromy Farkas says city council will need "the discipline to say no" as it confronts a nearly $50-billion infrastructure deficit and prepares the city's next four-year budget.
Calgary faces "incredibly serious challenges," he said, as it tries to catch up on aging infrastructure while contending with population growth, affordability pressures, an escalating Canada-U.S. trade war and demands on city-funded services.
"For too long, governments at every level . . . have put off difficult decisions. Now, the bill is coming due," Farkas told members of the Rotary Club of Calgary-Downtown during a state of the city speech at the Glencoe Club on Wednesday. "Calgary faces an infrastructure deficit approaching $50 billion over ...
