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ALBERTA ALERT: Bill C-8 Is The Real Wolf In Sheep’s Clothing
Much ado has been made lately about Bill S-206. By that, I mean texts and posts warning Canadians that S-206 is a linchpin — the key piece in a wider plan of bad legislation. After digging into it, I do not believe S-206 is what many claim (I explained why in an earlier post). But there are bills on the floor right now that deserve far more attention.
Today I’m focusing on Bill C-8, because it has the potential to change the daily quality of life of Canadians and could be applied in ways that hit specific provinces — including Alberta — harder than others. Bill C-8 demands serious and immediate public scrutiny.
Please read the next four paragraphs carefully.
GOVERNMENT KILL SWITCH?: Bill C-8 And Citizen Infrastructure
Bill C-8 gives the federal government new control over systems Canadians rely on every day, especially the internet and mobile networks. It does not target people directly, but it controls the systems people need to work, ...
This is brilliant, illegal immigrants are clogging up our health care, causing over packed classrooms and probably since they are illegal, doing crime like things
So Smith says we will put the question on a referendum in the new year
Should illegal immigrants be allowed social benefits, like health care, education or welfare
Who would even consider keeping these illegal entrants here, likely no one, and if Ottawa fights it all the better, a vote to separate would have a 90% chance of success.
Absolutely brilliant!
Fight that NDP
Smith says Alberta may hold a referendum on whether illegal immigrants can stay
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says Albertans may get to vote on whether immigrants in Alberta — who are there illegally — should be allowed to stay.
"It's not good for them, it's not good for the taxpayers — it doesn't allow for them to be able to pay for the things they're going to need to support themselves and their families," stated Smith to Rebel News' Ezra Levant during an ...
