Canada's Racial Hypocrisy: Example Thread: Exploring the double standards of Canada's tyrannical Multi-Cult.
QuoteThe Canadian government drew up a plan to take individual citizens to court over what they post online. That plan sat inside a 35-page internal memo from the Department of Industry, most of it blacked out before the public could see it.
Blacklock's Reporter pried the document loose through an Access to Information request. Dated March 31 and titled "Misinformation And Disinformation Strategy," it belongs to the department run by Minister Mélanie Joly, known as ISED. The memo weighs "legal action" against people who post what the government calls "false and misleading information" on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
What kind of legal action? The redactions hide that. What survives the black ink is the logic. "This strategy seeks to uphold the integrity of and public trust in government information," the memo says. The department is appointing itself guardian of its own reputation, with lawsuits as one available tool.

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QuoteTop Winnipeg doctors warned in a confidential letter in March that urgent care centres might have to close and another patient death was inevitable unless immediate changes were made.
They say physicians are "repeatedly forced to choose" who gets care first, knowing the condition of other patients might decline while they wait.
"We do not want to stand at the bedside of another person who deteriorated due to preventable delays and gaps in care — knowing their outcome would have been different," the letter, which was addressed to health-care leadership, said.
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Marcel Hank Charlette, 53
A violent offender with a long history of crimes dating back to the early 90s, including multiple assaults and a manslaughter conviction in the death of a child, has been released from prison and is expected to live in Winnipeg.
Marcel Hank Charlette, 53, was released from Milner Ridge Correctional Centre, located northeast of Beausejour, on Sunday, Manitoba's integrated high risk sex offender unit (MIHRSOU) warned in a community notice.
The MIHRSOU is a joint forces unit between the Winnipeg Police Service and RCMP.
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