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Let s not forget Jordan Peterson s role in firing up Canada s far-right

A guru for toxic masculinity Let’s not forget that the Three Percenters are here in Canada and that the Proud Boys is a Canadian creation. Let’s also not forget that a guru for many of the people involved in the far-right is our very own Jordan Peterson. Although he would be quick to distance himself from these elements, he has repeatedly encouraged the rabid toxic masculinity that underlies many of these movements. The Proud Boys could easily use Peterson’s “12 Rules” as a Bible since it’s so close to their own views. Denis Robert – Religious right sacrificed Christian beliefs for Trump

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Letters to the Editor, Jan 29

Article content TRUDEAU OBSESSED WITH CHINA Re “PM lets Pfizer screw us” (Brian Lilley, Jan. 25): Although I most often agree with Lilley, I feel that he missed the mark on this column. Pfizer may have treated us unfairly or treated those that ordered sooner more fairly. How does ordering late put you equal to those who ordered early for a scarce, life-saving vaccine in demand worldwide? Ever heard of first come first served! Prime Minister Justin Trudeau got screwed by the Chinese government, which should have been expected given their normal treatment of Canada. Trudeau’s infatuation with possibly the world’s worst dictatorship again resulted in his clouded vision and another mega mistake. Getting screwed by China is on him, however those who die from COVID-19 due to no vaccine are fatally screwed. If you voted Liberal in the last election after all the problems of the first four years, maybe you should look in the mirror when assessing blame for the terrible vaccine situ

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Letter: Biden proving no better than Trump on America First measures - Medicine Hat NewsMedicine Hat News

Letter: Biden proving no better than Trump on America First measures Poll Do you agree with the city’s decision to collapse certain advisory boards into one, nine-member Community Vibrancy Board? Yes Dear editor, Joe Biden may be just as bad as Donald Trump for Canada when it comes to implementing America First measures, including tariffs, jobs and industrial resources. We’ve endured it long before Trump’s presidency, with Republican and Democratic party administrations. For example, their tariffs on imports of our softwood lumber, regardless of the consistent independent (including international) trade-board rulings in Canada’s favour. It’s as though our great neighbour to the south may always maintain such a sticking point, however unjustly, if only because they have the formidable weight.

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Readers sound off on the EPA, our system and political theater

Readers sound off on the EPA, our system and political theater
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Privatization put an end to Canada s vaccine industry

NOW Magazine Privatization put an end to Canada’s vaccine industry Plus, filling the gaps in COVID data, Funny Boy bias and a better choice for the province s vaccine task force in reader mail this week By NOW news Collapse of Canada’s vaccine industry was a bipartisan project Re Canada’s COVID Balancing Act Reaching The Tipping Point (NOW Online, November 30). “Canada’s capacity to develop vaccines is precisely at zero. Part of that has to do with the fact the Conservative government of Stephen Harper cut grants to research councils.” And a lot has to do with the Tory government of Brian Mulroney selling off Connaught Labs – plus refocusing Connaught for profit-making in the previous decade by a Liberal government. Privatization is a bipartisan project.

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