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Sorry. :) Very much so. I think some would prefer protesters either claiming the banner or even just wearing the swag of a particular group (i.e. Antifa) to be arrested simply on that basis. I doubt they give out wallet-sized membership cards.

I'm not really current with the legislation and authority of the government surrounding identifying and sanctioning terrorist or criminal organizations, but I still maintain that the concept of 'organization' has yet to be established with respect to Antifa. Going after an organization in terms...

People who argue that he wasn't funny or his ratings were poor continue to miss the point. Broadcasting is a for-profit, regulated industry. On-air personalities rise and fall on their words. TV and radio shows come and go. Broadcasters and owners are free to hire and fire pretty much at...

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Live by the word . . . die by the word. https://www.oregonlive.com/trending/2021/03/southwest-airlines-pilots-obscenity-packed-tirade-about-san-francisco-weirdos-prompts-faa-investigation.html

Remember the quaint olde days of the White House Correspondents' Association ('White House Press Corps') annual gala dinner where the President would attend and they would roast him - for charity. According to Wiki, every president since 1924 has attended, except Trump. ****** To me, the...

I see your point. I don't have any inside track but get the sense that a lot of the home invasions, extortions, etc. happenings in, and particularly around Toronto, are very much internal to certain diaspora communities. But from a criminal law enforcement/community safety perspective, other...

Would industry possibly have to adjust production, tooling, etc. to satisfy or be compliant with the European market? No doubt. It's a different world from the heavily integrated North American market, but I don't envision the fundamental changes to Canadian society and governance that was cited.

How to not be bothered by unwanted visitors.

I heard it on the radio today. https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/video/9.6906605

Are you trying to claim that a gaggle of late night talk show hosts, on competing networks, and possibly other media personalities, are some form of fifth column? Subversion: a systematic attempt to overthrow or undermine a government or political system by persons working secretly from...

They must be the ones carrying all that fentanyl (43lb in 2024) across the northern border.

Sorry. I'm not the brightest bulb in the string, so I'll need someone to explain to me how economic trade with another country, any country, would impact all of those things. We trade with China and Viet Nam, yet see no apparent impact on our laws, property ownership or Constitutional...

Even if that were true, why does a piece of provincial identification need to reference it? I suspect that when the federal government tells them to go pound sand when they ask for the information, they will gleefully say; 'see, the federal government hates Alberta'.

Why? They have the federal government for that.

I honestly don't know how readily accessible those records are up here. Police have a lot of databases at their mobile fingertips now but, other than the CBSA or RCMP doing some manner of federal enforcement, citizenship is largely irrelevant to most in law enforcement unless it ends up in a...

Ah, you're just serving as the counterpoint. Got it.

Alberta government plans to add 'citizenship marker' to driver's licences (to become a combined health card). I get that there are certain residency requirements to access provincial programs and benefits, but what does citizenship have to do with it? And wouldn't they need to cooperation of...

This touches on something that confuses me. I have nothing in my wallet that says I am a Canadian citizen. Does ICE have access to some database that has the citizenship or immigration status of everyone in the US?