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Now that DS has taken care of parents rights, protecting children, advocating for energy, sorted out the daycare debacle and started on health care this needs to be addressed. Excess mortality is a HUGE issue and I know it’s a conversation we had with her when we were part of her locals group. I think it’s time we ask this question again and get an investigation started, lets send an email to [email protected]
ALL-CAUSE MORTALITY DATA - CANADA
Stats Canada Data as of February 8th, 2024
For almost 3 years, we were told how many people died of COVID daily.
Alberta is reporting an average of 166 AVOIDABLE EXCESS DEATHS A WEEK.
ONE AVOIDABLE EXCESS DEATH AN HOUR.
YET NOT A WORD.
By January 2024, Ontario had not reported a single cause of death for 2023.
Canada had reported 112,015 Ill-Defined and Unspecified or Information Unavailable (Unknown Cause) deaths making up over 50% of all reported deaths in Canada in 2023 at the time.
Suddenly, after attention was drawn to this, the February 2024 Health Canada data now shows causes of death for Ontario.
Unknown Cause still accounts for over 28% of all reported deaths in Canada (71,860) and over 35% of all reported deaths in Ontario (29,195) for 2023 alone.
Full report by province here: http://dksdata.com/Excess/allcausecanadaFebruary2024.pdf
Last month, the world reacted in outrage when it was reported that there were 16,043 Unknown Cause deaths in Canada (not the true number at the time).
See my detailed report on that here: https://dksdata.com/COVArticles?9
(PDF copy here: https://dksdata.com/Articles/COVArticles/Nov27report.pdf)
Even with the sudden drop in the current reporting, where is the outrage for 14,710 Unknown Cause deaths still for Canada in 2022 and 71,860 Unknown Cause deaths for Canada in 2023.
Excess Deaths are out of control.
Not a word from any Premier. WHY? https://dksdata.com/ExcessDeaths
The only Premier in Canada that people seem to think will save them is overseeing the destruction of evidence and ignoring her compromised Justice Department in Alberta that ensured this did not end in 2020/2021 by hiding evidence.
Those crimes continue and the conspirators to these crimes grow every day.
In Alberta, we now have more 3,250 MORE deaths reported in 2023 than in the whole of 2019.
Already 335 more deaths in 2023 than the whole of the 'pandemic' year (2020).
We have over a month of data yet to report in Alberta for 2023 so it will get worse.
Almost 240,000 Avoidable Excess Deaths in Canada since 2020. There is not enough sanitizer in the world to wash that blood away
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These multiple pensions need to stop! Today! 8.9% property increase this year and they’re pulling this crap?!
GONDEK….you and your cronies need to be gone!
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The City of Calgary has come under fire after new data revealed it spends more on employee pensions than any other major Canadian city.
The data collected by SecondStreet.org and recently reported on by the Western Standard show a pension system of extremely generous retirement benefits for city workers.
According to the data, more than 2,500 city employees will collect two pensions upon retirement, while 126 belong to the so-called “triple pension club,” receiving three separate pensions — a base plan and two taxpayer-funded top-ups.
One of those top-ups, known as an “overcap pension,” is entirely funded by Calgary taxpayers.
Ward 13 Councillor Dan McLean has been pushing for answers about the overcap pension since he was sworn into office.
McLean claims the practice stretches back to former mayor Naheed Nenshi’s time in office....
From Alberta Parents:
Want to tell school board trustee candidates how they can earn your vote?
At the Alberta Parents’ Union, we always want to hear from you and amplify your voice on school board elections.
We are thrilled to announce today that we are partnering with a huge megaphone - outside the enormous and growing number of Albertans who receive our emails - to amplify your voice in a way that has never been possible before.
We’re hosting a trustee election focus group event with Elise Stolte, an engagement journalist with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation!
Have you ever been upset that you're not seeing voices like yours quoted by the CBC?
As an “engagement journalist” Elise works to close that gap and represent more voices in the coverage of the (overwhelmingly) largest media outlet in Alberta and Canada.
Elise is a K-12 parent herself, and we want her to be able to hear from normal, non-activist parents of school kids to inform the CBC's coverage - even if you're not quoted.
Everything she hears will be off the record, unless and ...
