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On November 9, the federal government finally tabled its promised anti-scab legislation. When passed, this new law will ban the use of replacement workers in federally regulated workplaces, fulfilling a key promise made to the federal NDP in the supply and confidence agreement.  The Liberals originally floated a limited ban on scabs in their last election platform. After opposing such a ban in previous years, 2021 saw the Trudeau government concede to the idea of outlawing replacement workers but only during employer-initiated lockouts. It took the supply and confidence agreement with the NDP — as well as concerted pressure from labour — for a full replacement work ban to come to fruition.  The NDP has long supported a federal ban on scabs and has introduced several bills of its own over the years, all of which were voted down and largely opposed by Liberals and Conservatives. 
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I assume the answer is no, but indulge me:
Do US and Canadian election cycles happen around the same time? Is a Trump/Desantis vs Biden/[somebody else] election in November going to coincide with Polievre vs Trudeau this year?
Also is Polievre the guy I'm thinking of, or is someone else gonna make a move against Trudeau for PM?
No, Canadian elections generally happen every 4-5 years, however, federal elections can be held whenever, so since Trudeau was elected in 2015, there was an election in 2019 and 2021.
The 2019 election was held to keep with the maximum four-year term under a 2007 amendment to the Canada Elections Act.
The 2021 election was held because Trudeau had requested the dissolution of parliament for a snap election, this is because despite winning in 2019, they held a minority position, meaning they couldn't do what they wanted, the 2021 election resulted in the same hung parliament.
The next election should take place in 2025, so next year.
There are many making moves against Trudeau to win the election, Pierre Poilievre is the one leading the Conservative run against Trudeau, then there's Yves-François Blanchet leader of the Bloc Quebecois, Jagmeet Singh leader of the NDP, Elizabeth May leader of the Green Party, and finally Maxime Bernier leader of the People's Party of Canada.
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littlestarlost · 1 year
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You're Probably Taking Yellowjackets too literally, and there's still time to stop.
So there's like two months until the second season premiere of Yellowjackets, and as someone who was watching the show literally from the night of the pilot premiere, I have some Thoughts about how the fandom reacted to a lot of the show's mysteries at the time of airing, how a rewatch of the full first season feels after getting all that info piecemeal week after week, and how, in my humble opinion, people are simply misunderstanding a MASSIVE part of the show's conceit. So here's that rant, because I just rewatched season 1, and very few shows make me want to write full-blown essays like this one. You should absolutely watch the show if you haven't yet, ESPECIALLY if you are AFAB or femme or were raised and socialized female. Because hooooooo boy.
One: What is Yellowjackets?
Yellowjackets is a television show that made its debut in the last few weeks of 2021. It stars Melanie Lynskey, Tawny Cypress, Christina Ricci, and Juliette Lewis as four women who, as teenagers, survived a harrowing plane crash with their high school soccer team which left them stranded in the Canadian wilderness for a year and a half. The series opens with a scene that really heavily implies that the girls resorted to cannibalism to survive during their ordeal, but we still do not know the specifics of how that came to be.
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The show flips between following the adult survivors in the year 2021 and flashing back to the accident in 1996. The four main survivors--Shauna (Lynskey as an adult, Sophie Nélisse as a teen), Tai (Cypress as an adult, Jasmin Savoy Brown as a teen), Misty (Ricci as an adult, Sammi Hanratty as a teen) and Natalie (Lewis as an adult, Sophie Thatcher as a teen)--are all shown suffering from various levels and types of post-traumatic stress disorder, as you might imagine one would deal with if one had survived a fucking plane crash and cannibalism as teenagers. Without going deep into spoiler territory, let's just say that some shit goes down, and the first season concludes without a single piece of eaten flesh.
Two: Why is Yellowjackets Good?
These things are obviously subjective, but in my opinion Yellowjackets is one of the best pieces of fiction ever made about female trauma, specifically. When we meet the four adult survivors, none of them are doing well: Shauna chafes against her role as a stay at home wife and mom, seeking out an affair with a mysterious younger man because her world feels far too small; Taissa is running for state senate, but the stress of the election is causing the breakdown of her marriage and massive stress to her son; Natalie is in and out of rehab, actively suicidal and incapable of self-care; and Misty is a nurse who uses her role as a caretaker to manipulate and control everyone around her. Their various issues all stem not just from the plane crash, but also from the traumas that have been sprinkled throughout their lives up to the crash as well; Misty was a bullied social outcast, Natalie came from an abusive home, Shauna was constantly in her best friend Jackie's shadow, and Tai is a gay Black woman, with more than enough generational trauma to go around.
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As a high school soccer team, all of these characters had their place in the hierarchy; but the crash upends that hierarchy. The queen bee is utterly useless out in the woods; the off-putting weirdo is suddenly the closest thing they have to a medical professional (she took babysitting training twice). Being in the closet no longer matters when you have to know how to hunt and clean a deer if you don't want to starve. Being the golden girl's best friend no longer carries the leverage it once did if you're more useful to the group than the golden girl. One person's hidden mental illness becomes a massive problem because she only took enough meds to cover the few days they were supposed to be away; another girls' religiosity becomes a lifeline in a mire of confusion and fear. The adults in the room are gone, and the already complex social structures of teenage girlhood become even more confusing when lives are literally on the line.
Three: What's Wrong With the Response to the Show?
The thing about Yellowjackets is that it has the misfortune of existing in the world that JJ Abrams has made, and JJ Abrams fucking destroyed the concept of mystery for an entire generation. For this, he will never be allowed to enter the kingdom of Heaven. May God have mercy on his soul.
Yellowjackets purposefully doesn't give us all the answers we want when we want them, and the setup of its many mysteries--how did the girls get rescued? Who gets eaten and when? What's with the weird symbol carved on the trees near the crash site?--includes allusions to possible--POSSIBLE--supernatural explanations. And as a result of JJ Abrams being one of the most irresponsible storytellers on the planet, I watched the media and fan response to Yellowjackets spiral into the same kind of mystery-box-solving, "MOVIE ENDING EXPLAINED IN 10 MINUTES" youtube video type of bullshit. It's dismaying because, at least in my opinion, it demonstrates a complete lack of understanding of what the showrunners are actually trying to explore, which is the fact that trauma does not resolve itself when given a tidy answer, and tidy answers simply do not exist anyway.
There are flashbacks inside flashbacks, pieces of the characters' childhoods that help to develop their backstories. One excellent example is the Man With No Eyes, a spectre first introduced in a flashback with Taissa as she watches her beloved grandmother die.
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She sees The Man With No Eyes again in the woods, and then again as an adult spiraling into a psychotic episode. More intriguingly, Tai's son Sammy seems to imply knowledge of the Man With No Eyes too, despite the fact that Taissa has never told him about it. So, the fans wondered--how could he know? What could it mean? Is the Man a ghost? Is Sammy telepathic?
No.
The Man With No Eyes is a visual representation of generational trauma, and a really great one at that. Taissa does not come up with him; she learns of him from her grandmother, who sees him in her last terrified moments on this earth; it is a fear that is passed onto her children and grandchildren, despite having no explanation or origin. And generational trauma passes down to your kids, even when you don't vocalize it; that's what makes it generational trauma. Sammy inherits his mother's trauma, and in the absence of an answer he grasps for his own explanations for the spectre haunting him.
Another issue I take is with people trying to red-string-and-pushpin their way into a full explanation of the events we see. The crash survivors find a lake with an abandoned cabin nearby, where they can take more permanent shelter; why was there a mummified corpse in the attic? Why wasn't there a road from the cabin that they could follow to civilization? How far into the Canadian wilderness could they really be, to not be found for nineteen months?
It doesn't matter. If you're asking those questions, then you're not paying attention. You're missing the forest for the trees.
Four: Yellowjackets is a Show About Trauma
The thing about trauma is that it impacts every part of you. Nothing is ever the same, and the great agony of recovery is having to reconcile that painful truth. Another thing about trauma is that it defies logic and reason; there is no reason for why this happened to you and not to someone else. There is no tidy answer for every loose end. A lack of knowledge in the moment leads to actions which have consequences, and all the hindsight in the world can't change those decisions you made.
But one of the keenest and sharpest observations that Yellowjackets makes about trauma is the rather hilarious fact that we are all somehow supposed to just......go on living after it. Without getting help, without rending ourselves to ash and dust to be remade, without shrieking our anguish to the sky until we spit blood--we're just supposed to move on, to compartmentalize and keep going, to show up at work or school every single fucking day and just pretend that we're fine. And that doesn't just apply to major traumas like a fucking plane crash, but to all the tiny little traumas that come along with being a girl in society: the bullying, the ostracizing, the family issues, the generational trauma, the friendship breakups and emotional schisms. Yellowjackets is a show that demonstrates the absurdity of this expectation that we place on everyone in society, but especially on AFABs, to recover and continue and pretend that we aren't being eaten up from the inside. It's a show that takes great pains to reveal that nothing happens in a vacuum; every survivor of the plane crash arrived there with her own traumas already strapped to her back. It's a show that is willing to talk about how surviving something horrible will make you paranoid and anxious and insecure, even 25 years later, because trauma is continuous and healing is not linear. It's a show about reconciling the fact that answers simply aren't going to help, even if you get them someday.
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Conclusion: How to Read Yellowjackets
I can't recommend Yellowjackets enough. It's a phenomenal show, especially if you are Gen X or millennial and grew up with these actresses as a major part of your adolescence. It's also a show that is proving itself to be whip-smart, far smarter than JJ Abrams ever was. It's a show that reminds us how cannibalistic teenage girlhood can be on its own, never mind the stresses of a real survival situation. It's a show that talks, openly and honestly, about how many of us simply are not okay, and shouldn't be considered okay, and probably should not be operating heavy machinery. It's a show that is willing to confront the way we need to cannibalize ourselves, consume our own trauma like Saturn devouring his son, in order to return to the world waiting impatiently for the version of us who will never exist again. It's a show not only about MILF rights, but also about MILF wrongs.
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beardedmrbean · 1 month
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According to the American IT giant, the hacker attack took place in early December and underscored “the fast and significant expansion in the scope of Iranian operations since the start of the Israel-Hamas conflict”.
The fake news broadcast focused on Israel’s operations in Gaza and was accompanied by a banner that read: “We have no choice but to hack to deliver this message to you."
The AI news anchor then went on to present graphic – and unverified images – of Palestinians, including women and children, allegedly killed or injured by Israeli forces in Gaza.
"I was watching BBC News around 10.30 pm when the programme was abruptly disrupted, and instead, harrowing visuals from Palestine appeared on my screen. I watched transfixed as my screen froze, and a message from the hacker popped up in all caps against a green background. This was immediately followed by a news bulletin presented by an AI anchor. It was surreal and scary," a Dubai resident told Khaleej Times.
Another user interviewed by the same newspaper recounted how she was unable to shield her children from the graphic images that suddenly popped up on the TV screen.
“Every channel we switched to displayed the same content," she said.
In its February 8 report, Microsoft's Threat Analysis Centre (MTAC) said the disruption had also reached audiences in Britain and Canada.
MTAC attributed the attack to Cotton Sandstorm – a group it has previously identified as “an Iranian state actor sanctioned by the US Treasury Department for their attempts to undermine the integrity of the 2020 US presidential elections”.
AI ‘a key component’
Microsoft said the group, which labelled itself “For Humanity” during the operation, had published videos on the Telegram messaging app, showing how it had hacked into three online streaming services and disrupted “several news channels” with the fake AI broadcast.
It added it was “the first Iranian influence operation Microsoft has detected where AI played a key component in its messaging”.
Since the start of the war, Microsoft said it had noted collaboration between groups affiliated with Iran and, in particular, between a group linked to Iran’s intelligence and security ministry and “Hezbollah cyber units”.
Fabrice Popineau, an AI specialist who lectures and conducts research at France’s prestigious engineering school CentraleSupélec, said the attack was quite a feat. “The achievement is not so much the production of an AI-generated news broadcast, but the fact that they managed to insert it in the right place,” he said.
Nicolas Arpagian, vice-president of cybersecurity firm HeadMind Partners, also pointed to the technical aspect of how the group had attacked the streaming services.
"The cyber attack did not directly target the television channels but the operators of them, not the sender but the receiver," he explained.
According to Arpagian, these type of attacks – in which graphic photos and videos are displayed – fall under a special propaganda category known as “agit-prop”, aiming to spark an emotional reaction and political agitation.   
"As soon as you have people feeling it, experiencing it in their homes, in their privacy, the goal is achieved,” he said.
Surge in Iranian cyber attacks
Iran’s upswing in hackings and influence campaigns highlights the regime’s desire to show that it can attack anywhere, anytime. Microsoft said that while it had tracked only nine Iranian-linked groups active in Israel in the first week of the war, this number had grown to as many as 14 just two weeks into the conflict.
It also said that Iranian cyber influence operations had skyrocketed from around one operation “every other month” in 2021, to 11 in October, 2023, alone.
In November last year, these Iran-backed groups also started to extend their attacks beyond Israel to include Israeli allies. Among the targets were a handful of small town water utilities in the United States, including in Pennsylvania, where stunned staff at the Aliquippa water authority discovered that their industrial control device had been hacked. A message on the device screen read: “You have been hacked. Down with Israel. Every equipment ‘made in Israel’ is Cyber Avengers’ legal target.” The Cyber Avengers is affiliated to Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, which is a key branch of the country’s armed forces.
This particular attack was remarkable in the sense that it targeted Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), which are commonly used in factory automation processes, including robotised machines and assembly line devices. Such attacks can therefore heavily disrupt operations, and, depending on the industry affected, cause major damage.
US police have opened an investigation into the attack.
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battle-of-alberta · 6 months
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Battle of Alberta 2023 Survey Results
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It's that time again. Previous surveys can be found here for 2022, 2021 and 2020 for your reference.
We had 18 respondents to the survey. The average BoAB reader is female, around 24-25, and Canadian. Over half of respondents identified as Albertan, which is again increased from last year. Of those that have lived in Alberta, most of you have lived in Calgary followed by Edmonton, Lethbridge and Banff.
Read on for some graphs, notes, and responses...
Demographics
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Much bigger proportion of men this year than last, howdy fellas! :)
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I'm always meaning to extend the ages out a bit more than I have been, there's a very slight increase this year just based on averages from years previous. Curiously enough there is a very even split between those in the 19-30 rage this year that I don't typically see. As possible, it could just be that some of you are aging and reaching a new category.
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A smaller category for international folks and a bigger category of North Americans than previously - I'm always worried whether I should focus more on making this blog more accessible to non-Canadians and I feel that I've been failing on that a lot, for which I apologize. Thanks for your patience!
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The Albertan category continues to grow this year, and it's also worth noting that the "Never heard of it" category has disappeared this year. Well, I suppose those who hadn't last year have heard of it now? I hope. : );
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Calgary has finally surpassed Edmonton in this ranking, which I suppose was only a matter of time as it is the more populous city. Can't believe all the Lethbians are moving to Calgary jk.
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We have some more variation on travel this year as well, a couple of you cited Drumheller specifically and I believe one person mentioned Slave Lake as well. Naturally, the big cities and mountain parks are in the lead. And tsk tsk, no the Calgary airport doesn't count (though it is certainly Calgary flavoured in my recollection) :^)
Blog
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Little change in the proportions here, just less of you admitting you know me which is fine :^)
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Lots of shifting here with art steadily at the top. There's been a drop off in politics and stereotypes and a rise in not being alone in Hellberta, which I imagine might have been somewhat related to wanting to forget the election this year.
One of you mentioned not remembering following the blog - this might have been my error because I did reblog the survey to my other blogs since I'm in the habit of doing so. It's entirely possible you coincidentally followed one of my other blogs for something else but ended up inundated with the content on this blog anyway, since I tend to self-reblog quite liberally.
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Illustrations beat out Asks for top spot this year, current events taking another hit. I'm glad you guys enjoyed Jasper's introduction and my travels so much! Someone also mentioned the timeline which was very kind, the only reason it wasn't on the survey was because I had already published the survey before the timeline!
I also realized for the second year in a row I don't really have a name for what one respondent described as "local flavour" posts that are directly inspired from my travels and day to day, and thus I don't exactly have a tag for it to make it easily findable. I will consider whether it needs a name and if I have a good one.
I also screwed up slightly and listed the Bison ask as the only one of its category rather than introducing "Parks Pass" as its own category, so this is something I'm going to reflect on for future surveys as well.
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Historical events plummeted from the top spot this year in favour of gag comics, and again I definitely get the need for more lighthearted stuff as all these compounding crises are weighing on us. I feel like that's definitely a direction I've already been leaning in, even with those things that do relate to current or historical events.
(but yeah, I am still thinking about the otome game even though the pace is slower than molasses right now)
For other: there's still some interest in Special Powers and Cloud Minding there, so I will definitely consider how to continue them if possible even if it's not on the horizon right away.
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This was a new question this year to replace "Projects". While I'm a little sad at the high number of you guys who use mobile only, I understand. I just feel frustrated because I learned how to make webcomics before mobile was a thing, and I still struggle with proportioning my comics for scrolling and legibility and I'm constantly worried that I'm doing something wrong (so of course I am always scrolling my own blog on my phone and nitpicking).
The other issue is that some pages of the blog including the vision, FAQ, etc. are inaccessible to android users (like myself) which is also annoying. But it's the way of the world and I can't fault anyone for it, I can just do my best to be aware of it and try to learn and make decisions accordingly.
Characters
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Calvin stayed steady in the lead with the same number of votes, but I'm shocked and amazed to see Red making such gains this year! The rest of the votes were a little more egalitarian than last year, although sacrifices were made (poor Eleanor!)
I also want to note that there's no direct correlation between living in Calgary and voting for Calvin, interestingly enough.
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Jasper's first year of life has left you all thirsty for more, I see. But uh, I really dug my own grave with Sherwood Park as my joke answer, hey...? I guess you will have to meet Marion soon enough (which means I have to actually picture what she looks like and put that on paper instead of just drawing the Eye of Sauron)
Eleanor, the Paranormal Squad and the Nyo! characters are climbing up this year as well.
Someone actually suggested other towns such as Vegreville, which made me chuckle a little. As I've said previously, my goal is not to create as many characters as possible but to focus on developing the ones I have in front of me, and I'm not interested in personifying any more small towns at this time. That said if I had to pick a design for Vegreville...
why not this guy? :^)
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I'm not picky though, they could be a lady too.
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lol.
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The magpies won this year, hooray! I will put out some extra peanuts for them from you guys.
Comments
Now to address some of the comments...
Let's start with the recommendations! Thank you so much for your suggestions, I hope you don't mind me sharing so we can all take advantage. They're all new to me, so I'd like to check them out as soon as I'm able :)
In terms of artists, I'll put in a recommendation for Amelie Patterson! She's an alt-pop singer/songwriter from Banff. I don't know if she fits the "vibe" of Eleanor necessarily, but she definitely has some good songs! I assume you're probably aware of the documentarian Dan Olson (https://youtube.com/@FoldingIdeas) but if not, he's made an eclectic mix of video essays with rather good quality behind them! :D visit Chunk'd in Calgary (it's in Kensington), they sell kinda expensive but absolutely life-changing cookies Have you ever visited Fort McMurray?
To answer this last one directly, no, not yet: I'm waiting a bit on that one because apart from Northern Alberta being constantly on fire during travel season lately, we are hoping for some progress on Highway 686 between Fort Mac and GP to make the Northern Alberta trip a little easier. Also hoping to save up some money so pals from up north can show me around a bit too :)
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The lack of an Unknown-N/A mark for opinion makes it less welcoming. I was shared a link to your blog, and yet, I didn't see an easy to read pinned "What to Expect / About… et cetera" so I don't know if I want to follow or block - that's much more in depth.
I'm going to be real with you, though I have no idea if you have any intention of reading my response or not or if you have already moved on, this response is somewhat unprecedented for me and I would be lying if I said it didn't keep me awake at night for a bit.
I'll set aside my bruised ego for a moment just to thank you for making me aware of some of my own blind spots and assumptions. Though it is not explicit and in fact I might have even been unintentionally misleading when I advertised this survey, I assume a certain level of familiarity with or at least curiosity about my work for survey respondents. However, there is no requirement to fill it out, regardless of whether you can answer the questions or not. It never occurred to me for this to be intended as a 'welcome' survey for visitors or potential readers, but more of a year in review.
I can't make any comment on who sent you my blog or why, but I do feel somewhat on the defensive from your response. Not only do I have a pinned post that links to more in depth about pages, but one of my main projects this year was to revamp it to be more accessible and easy to read than previously, so I can't help but feel a little stung that either it was not findable or not easy to read for you.
I'm not in the habit of self-marketing to complete strangers and I've racked my brains trying to come up with an alternative explanation for this amorphous thing that I've been building these past few years, but the choice between "follow or block" rather than "follow or leave" sounds to me like something I cannot resolve in my response beyond the following, and I apologize if this comes across as rude:
If you're not into weird drawings of anime twinks with varying levels of homoerotic tension that just happen to represent personifications of cities in this weird, beautiful, frustrating province and my own evolving understandings of them as both characters and as places, maybe this blog isn't for you. It's one part idealised vision, one part shenanigans, and one part coping mechanism. Maybe someone else could describe it better from the outside (lord knows as an ask blog, a great deal of the blog is somewhat dependent on reader contributions).
If you're looking for a bumper sticker that would encapsulate enough of my political views to decide whether to block me, you'd have to drive pretty close to read the paragraph starting with "well i absolutely voted for notley because i'm willing to settle for what amounts to a centre right pro-pipeline party if it means a snowball's chance in hell of avoiding certain death from the bigots and conspiracy theorists continuing to flock to what passes for the conservatives these days... etc etc", well, there it is and certainly there is a queer, satirical bent to political views espoused on this blog, though I try to think of it as a "break from the bullshit" because otherwise I wouldn't get out of bed let alone pick up my pen.
I can't provide much more than this in terms of "what to expect" because, as the survey indicates, the blog is always changing according to my time, energy, and mindset and who the heckaroonie i think I'm speaking to at any given time. If you stuck around long enough to read this, thanks.
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the parliament of magpies would have won if they'd ACTUALLY BEEN THERE.
I try to keep results as anonymous as possible but Maybe If You Came Over at a Different Time that isn't Balding Season they wouldn't be so shy! :)
you're good
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Let's end on this one, thank you :) and thank you all for responding this year, I hope things can look up for us a little in the new year despite all the political bullshit, the cost of living and the goddamn constant fires. I learned a lot this year and was able to travel a lot too, and I hope I can continue drawing inspiration from this silly project for a while yet.
See you, Space Cowboys.
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mapsontheweb · 2 years
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The results of the 2021 Canadian election compared with the 2019 election
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alexispasalexis · 1 year
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langblr re-introduction post
Hi ! 
My name is Alexis and I’ve always been an active viewer of the langblr community, but I find that it can be a great way to keep consistent of your goals thanks to all of the great langblr challenges that are posted!
About me :
My pronouns are she/her
I am 22 years old
My birthday is July 12
I am Filipino-American-Canadian (?) 
I was born in Seattle and I moved to Montréal, QC when I was 18 for university 
I studied Political Science and French and will be obtaining my diploma in June 2023 !
I currently work as a barista at an independent cafe (my starbucks days are LONG GONE) and I can make some pretty bad-ass latte art (don’t get too excited tho, I can’t do a swan but there’s plenty of time for that)
Languages I learn in the order that I learned them
English (fluent)
Spanish (A2 - B1) I started learning spanish in high school (oh, the American education system, how you taught me so little and so much at the same time) and Spanish was still kind of in my life because it helped me to learn French, then I stopped speaking it, took an intensive intermediate class during Summer 2021 because I needed to fill in elective credits, then stopped again
French (B2) Since I lived in Montréal, I wanted to be better integrated into Montreal society and not feel bad whenever I had to respond with a “HI!” after someone greeted me “Bonjour!” I loved French so much that it became my second major, which was a good thing and a bad thing because it made me hate French sometimes but then love it again! I look to make another post explaining my relationship with French as this is only an introduction post, but look where we are now. 
Tagalog (A1) I am Filipino and my parents speak Tagalog, but I never learned it growing up, which I regret DEEPLY. 
Goals !
Spanish: become conversational ! At my cafê, there are a few hispanohablantes that come in and I would love to be able to take their order and even start small talk with them. 
French: talk about more diverse subjects and be more comfortable speaking to natives. I know that I can speak it, but it just comes to a matter of me having the courage to say what I want to say.
Tagalog : …become conversational. Yeah, I may sound like a broken record, but isn’t that the point of learning languages? To be able to speak with people in their native languages so you can understand them better?
Welp, that’s all for now, if you made it this far, I think you’re pretty cool. 
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atlanticcanada · 10 months
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Murphy's Logic: Assuring the protection of our democracy is PM Trudeau's job
David Johnston is a brilliant and honourable man, who served with distinction as Canada's 28th governor-general.
He is also on friendly and familiar terms with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, which may be one of the reasons the PM tapped him to look into allegations that China interfered in Canada's 2019 and 2021 federal elections.
The appointment created at least the appearance that he might do the prime minister's bidding — and rule a public inquiry into the allegations is not necessary.
And that's what he has concluded, though I doubt he did it to satisfy a political agenda. He even makes some compelling arguments against what could be a very public airing of very private and sensitive material.
The fair-minded can debate Johnston's objectivity or his conclusions — or both.
But the real issue is that Johnston shouldn't have been asked to make this decision in the first place. The prime minister did so to avoid making the decision himself and that most certainly was for political reasons. Trudeau knew he'd be damned no matter what he decided.
Now it's Johnston who's bearing the brunt of the criticism, rendering his offer to hold public hearings himself of considerably diminished value.
It's not too late for the prime minister to do what he could have done in the first place — order an inquiry to assure Canadians that our security system is protecting our democracy.
That is his job.
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FETCH A FALLING STAR
Opening in theaters this weekend:
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PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie--"They're cute little pups that drive around in cars. I know it sounds weird, but just go with it." So says a character near the beginning of this second PAW Patrol feature, by way of describing the premise.
More specifically: The little pups live in palatial digs in "Adventure City," where each of them specializes in some form or other, vaguely breed-appropriate, of public safety. Chase the German Shepherd is a police dog; Marshall the Dalmatian is a firefighter; Skye the Cockapoo pilots a rescue helicopter; Bulldog Rubble does construction and demo; Zuma the Lab does water rescues, mutt Rocky handles recycling, and Liberty the Dachshund, introduced in 2021's PAW Patrol: The Movie, has a gift for training the members of the Junior Patrollers, a trio of Pomeranians. Ryder is the human boy who leads the gang.
I'll confess that moment-to-moment, I have some trouble keeping them all straight in my mind; the characters don't, for me, have terribly distinct personalities. But to their intended audience, the pups have been beloved figures since the Canadian TV cartoon, developed by Keith Chapman of Bob the Builder fame, was launched on Nickelodeon in 2013.
If you thought it was weird before, wait until you get a load of Mighty Movie. The story takes a sci-fi/fantasy twist this time that puts it more in the realm of a Marvel or Power Rangers flick than a Boy-and-his-Anthropomorphic-Dogs story. Drawn in from space by a mad scientist villain with a magnet, a meteor crash lands in Adventure City, and fragments from it give the pups superpowers. Some of these seemed counterintuitive to me. Marshall, for instance, gains the power to conjure fire from his paws; shouldn't he command water or flame-retardant foam or something?
Anyway, as with the first feature, The Mighty Movie is not an experience to seek out if you don't have a five-year-old who requires it, but it's not disagreeable to sit through if you do get stuck at it. The dialogue has funny, self-aware touches, including another fourth wall gag about the film's transparent merchandising strategy. The voice cast includes some name players, including Serena Williams, Kristen Bell, James Marsden, Chris Rock and most notably Taraji P. Henson as the rather chic, green-haired mad scientist.
Ron Pardo is also back, as Humdinger, Adventure City's narcissistic former mayor. I thought perhaps the first film was using the character to reference a certain real world public figure; my suspicion was strengthened in Mighty Movie when Humdinger, sensing public hostility toward him, remarks "This is why I hate free and fair elections."
Humdinger's entourage of cats seems intended as further evidence of his villainy. A suggestion: In the spirit of inter-species equity and amity, perhaps in the next PAW Patrol movie a heroic kitty should be introduced to the team. Cats have paws too, after all.
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The Italian PM is one of only a few big names set to appear at this year’s Budapest Demographic Summit, suggesting the Hungarian prime minister’s drawing power is on the wane.
Giorgia Meloni is saving Victor Orban’s pet project this year. The Italian prime minister will be the star guest at the fifth Budapest Demographic Summit, a biennial gathering of conservative to far-right figures that begins in the Hungarian capital on Thursday.
The decision to attend the two-day event by Meloni, whose election victory last September was greeted ecstatically by Prime Minister Orban, is all the sweeter for the nationalist-populist government in Budapest, as its hopes of having a new close ally in the EU have so far been dashed.
“Meloni’s visit is highly important for Prime Minister Orban, who has become increasingly isolated in the EU since the war in Ukraine, and needs to prove to his electorate that he still has some heavyweights on his side in Europe,” Zsuzsa Szelenyi, foreign policy expert and program director of the CEU Democracy Institute, tells BIRN.
Yet it is not only Orban who might gain from the visit. “Meloni has to perform a careful balancing act. She is pursuing a more pro-EU agenda than expected, but part of her electorate cherishes Orban,” Szelenyi, the author of Tainted Democracy, a book about the global rise of populist autocracy, explains. “She has to keep her party base happy.”
Szelenyi also believes that despite differing positions on Russia, Orban and Meloni – who will also hold bilateral talks – can find common ground on EU policies, such as rule-of-law issues, which the government could then sell to the Hungarian public as a big victory and preserve Orban’s image as an influential politician within the EU.
Guest list
Judging from the roster of speakers at this year’s Demographic Summit, Orban’s drawing power certainly looks to be on the wane.
From a political perspective, the guest list is lower profile than in previous years for the simple reason that several of Orban’s Central European friends (Andrej Babis and Janez Jansa) have been voted out of office since the last conference in 2021.
Besides Hungarian President Katalin Novak – the driving force behind the summit – and Orban, the political panel will include the Hungarian prime minister’s new best friend, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, pro-Russian Bulgarian President Rumen Radev, Italy’s Meloni and, from further afield, Philip Isdor Mpango, the vice-president of Tanzania. One could argue he represents the world outside of Europe, as former US vice-president Mike Pence or Australian prime minister Tony Abbott did in previous summits, but perhaps with a bit less heft.
The overall guest list is written proof of Hungary’s diplomatic shift eastwards. Ministers from Kazakhstan, Turkey, Qatar, Morocco and Bahrain will speak about protecting family values and how best to support families, while a keynote speech will be delivered by the speaker of the Azerbaijani parliament, Sahiba Gafarova.
Gafarova’s biography seems a little out of line with the Hungarian government’s general illiberal narrative: she is a graduate of women’s and gender studies in the US (gender studies are virtually banned in Hungary) and has also worked as a Council of Europe rapporteur on violence against women, refugees and migrants.
The intellectual highlights will be provided by the Canadian clinical psychologist and author Jordan Peterson, a controversial but highly influential public speaker and frequent guest of Orban. He once referred to Orban as a wannabe dictator, though later told the Hungarian pro-government weekly Mandiner that, “it’s always good to have something to constantly scare people with, to demonise someone. Europe also needs a bogeyman like Donald Trump, and that is the role that Viktor Orban has been appointed to play.” Peterson has also described Orban’s pro-family policies (see box below) as “impressive”.
The Nobel Prize-winning economist James Heckman, who has done most of his research on inequality, social mobility and early childhood education, will probably offer a more scholarly approach to family policy.
Of course, no demographic conference in Hungary could take place without the participation of Christian theologians and church leaders.
Syrian Orthodox Church leader Efrem Ignac, who has publicly praised Orban for resisting Western political correctness and urged the government to prevent the EU from putting Russian Orthodox Church leader Patriarch Kirill on the sanctions list, will share his thoughts on how the church can protect families in the midst of wars. Ironically, Ignac recently moved into the restored villa of former Hungarian Communist leader Janos Kadar, which now houses the secretariat for persecuted Christians in Budapest.
Christiaan Alting von Geusau, founder and president of the fundamentalist, anti-abortion, anti-birth control, anti-divorce International Catholic Legislators’ Network (ICLN), will also take the floor. The ICLN calls contraception “intrinsically evil” and abortion a “crime against humanity”, while donating sperm and artificial insemination are “morally unacceptable”.
The Americans
Despite Orban’s growing popularity in US conservative circles, no senior US Republican politician is attending this year’s summit, with the exception of Valerie Huber, president and CEO of the Institute of Women’s Health.
Huber was former president Donald Trump’s special representative for global women’s health, and she drafted the anti-abortion Geneva Consensus Declaration, signed by mostly illiberal, autocratic regimes and whose secretariat is housed in Hungary. The Biden administration removed the US from the list shortly after being elected.
Panellists will also include Sharon Slater, co-founder of the fundamentalist Christian lobby group Family Watch International, which opposes abortion, sex education and birth control, and supports the criminalisation of homosexuality in Africa and the US.
Last but not least, the benefits of family life will be presented by Pat Fagan, a former deputy assistant secretary under former president George H. W. Bush and currently the director of the Marriage and Religion Research Institute, which describes marriage and weekly religious worship as “sources of the greatest social outcomes”, and urges young people to come to the altar as virgins.
The official budget of the conference is estimated at 3.8 billion forints (around 10 million euros), which will paid for out of taxpayer money, even as the government is being forced to scrap some of its flagship family support schemes due to budgetary problems.
Family Policy
Hungary’s demographic summits were originally intended to publicise Orban’s “Family Policy”, which comprises generous financial incentives for mostly middle- and upper-income families, such as full tax exemption for mothers with four children or cheap housing loans for young couples willing to have several children.
The results of this policy have been decidedly mixed, though. Hungary’s female fertility rate did indeed rise from 1.2 to 1.59 (children per woman) between 2010 and 2021, but fell back to 1.51 in 2022. That means Hungary has moved from the bottom of the EU to slightly above the average.
However, most demographic experts consider it unrealistic to expect that Hungary can reach a fertility rate of 2.1, the rate needed to keep the population stable. According to current calculations, Hungary’s population will shrink from 9.7 million today to 8.8 million in 2050.
The picture becomes bleaker upon learning that the government has been forced to scrap some of the incentives for urban families in 2023 due to financial constraints, in order to focus mainly on its rural constituencies. Furthermore, in 2021, Hungary nationalised all private IVF clinics, officially to boost fertility but some suspect ulterior motives about centralising the lucrative business. Although treatment in general has become cheaper, many women complain of long waiting lists and have decided to go abroad for treatment.
While many experts note how Orban has managed to sell his family policies as a huge success abroad, most of his fans outside the country have little knowledge of the chronically underfunded education and health systems that are essential for creating a truly family-friendly country.
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In the summer of 2021, the Liberal Party of Canada dropped a bombshell of a bill, one that threatened Freedom of Expression and unfairly penalized women for speaking out against gender identity ideology. But as the fall federal election was called, the bill died on the floor; now, unfortunately, it has resurfaced under a new number – Bill C-261.
On March 28 of 2022, the 13-page long bill was introduced in the House of Commons of Canada. Buried deep within the text of the bill are “gender identity and expression”, which would be added to the list of characteristics protected from hate propaganda, hate crimes, and hate speech under the Criminal Code of Canada and the Human Rights Act. To do so could have severe consequences on the lives of Canadian women and our Freedom of Expression.
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A controversial pipeline meant to transport natural gas across northern British Columbia has passed a major milestone. On Monday, TC Energy announced it has finished installing pipe on its Coastal GasLink pipeline project. "That means that all 670 kilometres of pipe has been welded, coated, lowered into the trench, rigorously tested, and backfilled," the company said in a release. First planned more than a decade ago, the pipeline will carry natural gas from near Dawson Creek in the province's northeast to a massive LNG Canada processing facility in Kitimat on the West Coast, where it is to be liquefied and shipped to Asia, opening up new markets for Canadian producers. [...] While the pipeline has buy-in from several elected First Nations bands along its route, it has faced high-profile opposition from a group of hereditary chiefs who assert that Wet'suwet'en territory has never been ceded to the federal government and that pre-colonial governance structures are still responsible for the land. In November 2021, 29 people were arrested over two days of police action in Wet'suwet'en territory as RCMP moved in on a resistance camp, known as Coyote camp, that had been occupying a key work site for Coastal GasLink, a number of whom are now facing charges of criminal contempt.
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Separatist and irredentist movements in the world
Western Canada
Proposed state: Western Canada
Region: Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Saskatchewan, and Yukon, Canada
Ethnic group: Western Canadians
Goal: independence
Date: 2019
Political parties: Maverick Party
Militant organizations/advocacy groups: -
Current status: active
History
11th century - first European explorers
1497 - British claim
1534 - French claim
1763 - New France is ceded to Great Britain
1791 - Constitutional Act
1840 - Act of Union
1858-1866 - Colony of British Columbia
1867 - Canadian Confederation
1870 - Manitoba Act
1871 - British Columbia joins the Confederation
1905 - Alberta Act, Saskatchewan Act
1982 - Constitution Act
2019 - beginning of the Wexit movement
2020 - creation of the Maverick Party
The first European to arrive in present-day Canada is believed to have been Norse explorer Leif Erikson. However, the first large European settlement was established in the 16th century, when England and France claimed parts of the North American continent.
After the Seven Years’ War, France ceded its territories in North America to Great Britain. The 1791 Constitutional Act divided the country into English-speaking Upper Canada and French-speaking Lower Canada. Both regions were joined through the Act of Union. The country was finally united in the 20th century, with Alberta and Saskatchewan as the last provinces to join the four original provinces of the Canadian Confederation.
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The Wexit movement for the independence of Western Canada began after the 2019 federal election, and Wexit Alberta was born. Its grievances include the excessive focus on Quebec sovereignty and economic issues. In 2020, it changed its name to the Maverick Party, which ran for the first time in the 2021 federal election, achieving only between 1 and 4 percent of the vote.
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Western Canadians
Around 11.7 million people live in Western Canada, accounting for 32% of the country’s population. The majority of them are white, descended from Europeans.
English is the predominant language and Christianity is the most practiced religion, with 53.3% of Canadians professing it, of which 29.9% are Catholic and 11.4% Protestant. The dominant economic sectors are energy and agriculture.
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How to buy marijuana penny stocks
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Clinical and sporting pot use has been legitimised in a developing number of U.S. states and on a public level in Canada, filling a thriving lawful pot industry lately. Weed stocks are presently a superb concentration for financial backers looking for possibly hazardous deals and stock development. In any case, there are sure contemplations related to marijuana stocks that financial backers ought to remember.
Regardless, pot stocks face higher-than-ordinary gamble and instability because of a not insignificant rundown of elements. Many public weed organisations are youthful, problematic endeavours that face a confounded, quick changing business sector that incorporates various regulations across numerous neighbourhood, state, and provincial purviews. Marijuana use is as yet unlawful at the U.S. government level. In any case, 37 states have legitimised marijuana for clinical use in somewhere around one structure as of February 2022 and 19 states have authorised weed for grown-up use as of May 2022.
The difficulties are especially perfect for financial backers with regards to marijuana penny stocks. Financial backers ought to be particularly careful and perform more than their typical expected level of effort while putting resources into these organisations, which incorporate anticipated names like Cansortium Inc. also, Goodness Development Possessions Inc.
Marijuana stocks, addressed by the ETFMG Elective Collect ETF (MJ), a trade exchange store, have emphatically failed to meet expectations of the more extensive market. MJ has given a complete return of - 64.1% throughout the course of recent months, well behind the Russell 1000's all out return of - 12.1%.
MJ focuses on a wide combination of pot industry stocks, including penny stocks.
Here are the main three marijuana penny stocks with the best worth, the quickest development, and the best presentation. The market execution numbers above and all measurements in the tables underneath are as of Oct. 4, 2022.
Best Worth Marijuana Penny Stocks
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These are the marijuana penny stocks with the most reduced year following cost to-deals (P/S) proportion. For organisations in beginning phases of improvement or enterprises experiencing significant shocks, this can be subbed as a harsh proportion of a business' worth. A business with higher deals could ultimately create more benefit when it accomplishes, or gets back to, productivity. The P/S proportion shows the amount you're paying for the stock for every dollar of deals created.
Americans purchased billions worth of weed in 2021 and legitimate pot deals could reach $30 billion out of 2022. The Canadian marijuana retail market is extending as well. However pot stocks took a gigantic beating, and a few famous names lost over 80% of their worth last year.
Industry goliath Shelter Development Corp (NASDAQ:CGC) lost 66% of its value esteem in 2021 in spite of rising 150% during a marijuana industry stocks rally of late 2020 to mid 2021 and multiplying during the initial a month and a half of a year ago.
Missing government authorization, U.S. pot administrators keep on major areas of strength for announcing development year-over-year. In any case, their valuations experienced a plunge as financial backer confidence about government legitimization wound down during the year. It's normal that weed change in America could altogether further develop the administrators' business climate, help their profit edges and further develop incomes.
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Authorization in the U.S. could likewise open up new learning experiences for very much financed Canadian marijuana players. Further, Canadian pot stocks could likewise flood if edge choking correctional unit-based extract charge regulation gets reconsidered in 2023.
Hence, any clearness on the way to government legitimization, or fresh insight about charge changes in Canada could list marijuana stock costs. Expansions in financial backer hopefulness connected to U.S. legitimization endeavours generally lifted Canadian marijuana stocks as well. A rising tide lifts all boats, and pot industry penny stocks could flood more than their bigger partners.
Hence, I've evaluated weed organisations with stock costs underneath $5 an offer, and a base market capitalization of $200 million to some way or another whose illiquidity takes a chance on the littlest issues. Both U.S. pot stocks and Canadian pot names are addressed, independent of their essential posting.
Marijuana stocks are dope, the business' developing like a weed — take your pick of plays on words, however putting resources into marijuana is a long way from a joke. With sporting marijuana legal in 19 states and clinical marijuana lawful in undeniably more, this once-obscure corner of trade has turned into an undeniable industry, yet one still in its beginning phases.
From the outset, marijuana stocks might appear to be to some degree restricted to retail activities. Yet, when you dig somewhat more profound, you'll find a few subsectors inside the business, where everything from biotech and think-tanks to experts in dispersion and utilisation work.
Everything that is expressed, it's memorable critical this is an incipient industry whose primary item is as yet a Timetable 1 medication at the government level. That by itself makes any marijuana venture unsafe, however there are a few different motivations behind for what reason you'll believe should do intensive examination prior to plunging heedlessly into weed stocks.
Why marijuana stocks are interesting and unsafe
A stock's a stock, isn't that so? Definitionally, sure: You're purchasing portions of proprietorship in a public corporation. Yet, marijuana stocks convey a few extra difficulties and dangers, including:
Moderately new industry. Marijuana authorization past therapeutic purposes started in 2012. Thus, numerous marijuana stocks are tiny, falling into the classification of penny stocks, which is a hazardous field for financial backers, particularly fledglings. Youthful organisations are at higher risk of leaving business, their stocks can encounter wide cost swings, they might exchange less every now and again (making it harder to sell when the opportunity arrives) and there's less openly accessible exploration for would-be financial backers. At last, with marijuana not yet lawful on a government level, there could be implementation dangers later on.
Theoretical bet. For every one of the above reasons, marijuana stocks ought to be viewed as speculative ventures as of now. Try not to contribute beyond what you can stand to lose.
Likely tricks. Many individuals are anxious to bring in cash in pot stocks, including trick craftsmen. The Protections and Trade Commission has made explicit awareness of marijuana stocks, advance notice financial backers of potential venture misrepresentation (unlicensed dealers, commitments of ensured returns, spontaneous offers) and market control (counting exchanging interruptions and phoney public statements intended to impact costs).
Unfamiliar stocks. Numerous weed stocks exchanging in the U.S. are Canadian, and they're likewise among the biggest. While wandering abroad in your portfolio, there are a few extra dangers — there might be more restricted admittance to monetary information, for example, examination or organisation reports, than what's expected in the U.S. Furthermore, possibly no legitimate plan of action in the event that a venture is fake.
Not yet embraced by the monetary administrations industry. Since marijuana is unlawful governmentally, many banks are hesitant to contact this industry. Therefore, some speculation experts, like counsels or portfolio supervisors, will not have the option to prescribe marijuana stocks to put resources into. (To buy them all alone, see our bit by bit guide for how to purchase stocks.)
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OTTAWA, Ontario (AP) — Two scientists at a high-security infectious disease laboratory in Canada lost their jobs after reviews found they failed to protect sensitive material and information and did not acknowledge links with China, newly released records show.
The scientists, Xiangguo Qiu and her husband, Keding Cheng, were stripped of their security clearances in 2019 at Canada's National Microbiology Laboratory over questions about their loyalty to Canada and the potential for coercion or exploitation by a foreign entity, the documents say.
More than 600 pages were made public Wednesday following a special all-party review of the records.
The records show Canada's spy agency, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, assessed that Qiu repeatedly lied about the extent of her work with institutions of the Chinese government and refused to admit involvement in various Chinese programs, even when evidence was presented to her.
The documents are likely to further chill relations between the two countries. Last September, Canada announced a public inquiry into whether China, Russia and other countries interfered in Canadian federal elections in 2019 and 2021 that re-elected Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberals.
Opposition parties hoped the documents released Wednesday would shed light on why Qiu and Cheng were escorted out of Winnipeg’s National Microbiology Laboratory in July 2019 and subsequently fired in January 2021. The two have not publicly commented and are reportedly in China.
Three former senior judges had the final say on public disclosure of the newly disclosed documents, which are partially redacted.
The Canadian Security Intelligence Service concluded that, despite being given every opportunity in her interviews to describe her association with Chinese entities, “Ms. Qiu continued to make blanket denials, feign ignorance or tell outright lies.”
A November 2020 Public Health Agency of Canada report on Qiu says investigators “weighed the adverse information and are in agreement with the CSIS assessment.”
Investigators concluded that Qiu’s loyalty “remains of grave concern” due to her direct contact with the entities linked to a foreign state.
A Public Health Agency report on Cheng’s activities says he allowed restricted visitors to work in laboratories unescorted and, on at least two occasions, did not prevent the unauthorized removal of laboratory materials.
The report also says Cheng was not forthcoming about his activities and collaborations with people from government agencies “of another country, namely members of the People’s Republic of China.”
“Dr. Cheng’s actions reflect those of an individual who is careless with information and assets in his custody and not forthcoming and truthful when questioned about these communications.”
Health Minister Mark Holland said Wednesday the documents revealed a “lax adherence to security protocols.”
But Holland insisted that at no time did national secrets or information that threatened the security of Canada leave the lab.
“I think that there was an inadequate understanding of the threat of foreign interference,” he told reporters. “I believe that an earnest effort was made to adhere to those policies, but not with the rigor that was required."
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