Fight around Huawei. In response to Ottawa’s decision to initiate the extradication of the Chief Financial Officer of Huawei in the United States, detained in Vancouver, Myung Wenzhou filed a lawsuit against the government, the Border Service and the federal police of Canada. The lawsuit alleges that the arrest of Wenzhou was accompanied by serious…
Read MoreAmnesty for marijuana.
Conditional clemency. The Government of Canada is preparing an amnesty for those convicted of having a small amount of marijuana. Such an amnesty became inevitable after the legalization of this drug by Justin Trudeau liberals. According to the Minister of Public Security, Ralf Goodale, the corresponding bill assumes automatic pardon and closure of the criminal…
Read MoreWinners of the Golden Pig.
How to achieve recognition. Last week new winners of the Teddy Awards were announced. For over twenty years, Teddy has been awarded annually to politicians, bureaucrats, government officials and public structures who have achieved the most impressive results in terms of unreasonable expenses. Naturally, in all the years none of the awardees did not appear…
Read MoreCanadian Mars.
Jubilee Confederation. Last province. For some reason, this historical event did not cause a proper response in the Canadian press, among politicians and ordinary people. But exactly 70 years ago, the formation of the Canadian Confederation, which began in 1867, was completed – and this country became as we know it, from the Atlantic coast…
Read More“Maternity tourism”: Canadians against.
The problem of abuse. Most Canadians are against the practice of granting citizenship to children of foreigners born in Canada. In recent years, “maternity tourism” (birth tourism) has become widespread, including due to its transformation into a well-organized business. 64 percent of Canadians surveyed believe that a child born in Canada, if his parents were…
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