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At a time when both Alberta and Quebec have stopped funding COVID vaccines for the general public, limiting them to higher risk populations, and access to COVID vaccines is becoming limited in the United States, Ontario is moving in another direction

3. At this point providing evidence of Canada being a communist state seems kinda… like posting evidence the sky is occasionally blue. But in case anyone is slipping into complacency…

4. Alberta to legislate authority not to enforce international agreements Canada signs

The article is from enemy-propaganda site, CTV ‘News’. But the central point is interesting. There is a great deal of propaganda against Danielle Smith from all sides. Many conservatives feel she is controlled op as do many Canadians feel about the Conservative Party of Canada (and with good reason). The left also hammers both with tons of harsh negative propaganda. But if this is true, that Smith int ends to pass legislation such that Alberta will not be obliged to:

Obey UN WHO diktats on data gathering and forced medication

Obey the UN diktats on the Migration Compact and the forced reporting of it as positive

Obey all the ludicrous speech, thought and other crimes forcing Canada into a global communist model then she is a hero of major proportions.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s government says it is planning to introduce legislation that would allow it to ignore international agreements signed by Ottawa.

The future legislation is listed in a new mandate letter Smith issued this week to the government’s intergovernmental relations ministry, which the premier heads.

The letter says it’s about protecting “Alberta’s authority,” and Smith’s office added in a statement that it’s also an issue of due process.

Sam Blackett, Smith’s press secretary, said as it stands the federal government isn’t required to consult Alberta on signing international accords, even if they include commitments that fall under provincial jurisdiction, such as health care.

“Alberta seeks to clarify that international agreements entered into by the federal government with subject matter that falls within provincial jurisdiction are only binding and enforceable in Alberta if passed into law under provincial legislation,” he said.

5. Now, for some more excellent and much delayed good news from Donald Trump

And then this:

Late is better than never in this case by a country mile