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COVID updates, Feb. 22: Quebec working on 'step-by-step' plan to lift mask rules, Dubé says - Vimarsana News

COVID updates, Feb. 22: Quebec working on 'step-by-step' plan to lift mask rules, Dubé says

Quebecers increasingly optimistic, with 68% saying worst of crisis is over, poll suggests.

Sabrina Maddeaux: Jean Charest as Conservative leader? Does everyone forget his own heavy-handed response to protests? - Vimarsana News

Sabrina Maddeaux: Jean Charest as Conservative leader? Does everyone forget his own heavy-handed response to protests?

Certainly Conservatives couldn’t mean the Jean Charest who was excoriated over his own draconian measures against student protesters in 2012

Bell: Justin Trudeau's gift to Jason Kenney - Vimarsana News

Bell: Justin Trudeau's gift to Jason Kenney

The Alberta government is getting its legal ducks lined up to take Trudeau to court.

No evidence that Ottawa truck protests met requirements for invocation of Canada's Emergencies Act -- Puppet Masters -- Sott.net - Vimarsana News

No evidence that Ottawa truck protests met requirements for invocation of Canada's Emergencies Act -- Puppet Masters -- Sott.net

I was present during the negotiations around the federal Emergencies Act in 1987. As one of two full-time lawyers at the Canadian Civil Liberties Association at the time, I witnessed firsthand how Alan Borovoy, the CCLA's then-general counsel,...

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Parliamentarians on Emergencies Act committee must take secrecy oath - Vimarsana News

Parliamentarians on Emergencies Act committee must take secrecy oath

Members of a parliamentary committee set up to scrutinize the Emergencies Act will have to take an oath of secrecy, but will not be given access to highly classified material, says the government’s representative in the Senate.