Off the Record

In a desperate attempt to reach their unattainable net-zero goals, the Trudeau government wants to ban the sale of new gas and diesel vehicles by 2035. Despite all the corporate handouts by all levels of government, it’s becoming increasingly clear Canadians don’t want to drive electric vehicles. In fact, a new Leger poll commissioned by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation reveals that the majority of Canadians oppose the Trudeau government’s electric vehicle mandate.

Plus, the Trudeau Liberals have become so desperate to convince others that the carbon tax is sound policy, two Trudeau government ministers have offered a briefing to NDP leader Jagmeet Singh to once again get his support for the punitive tax that does nothing for the environment while pushing up the cost of living.

And the scandal involving Sustainable Development Technology Canada, a green organization founded by the government and accused of funding projects closely tied to its board of directors, continues to worsen. This week, House of Commons Speaker Greg Fergus ruled that the government defied the authority of Parliament by refusing to hand over documents pertaining to the scandal.

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This week, CTV News was caught red-handed manipulating an interview of Pierre Poilievre to make it look like he wanted to trigger an election over dental care. In reality, Poilievre said he wanted a “carbon tax election.” This shouldn’t come as a surprise for those of us who know the legacy media can’t be trusted to report the truth.

Plus, surprise, surprise – the NDP and Bloc propped up the Trudeau Liberals again by voting against the Conservatives’ non-confidence motion, which would have triggered an election. Unsurprisingly, the legacy media would rather talk about a supposed “homophobic remark” made in the House of Commons.

And Premier Doug Ford didn’t mince words when talking to the homeless in his province, telling them to “get off your A-S-S” and get a job.

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Canadians aren’t the only ones sick of the Trudeau government’s carbon tax. Even Jagmeet Singh and David Eby are pulling their support from the punitive tax that does nothing for the environment and has cost Canadians thousands of dollars. But don’t worry – Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault made a cringey video defending the tax…

Plus, Jagmeet Singh confronted a protester who appeared to call him a “corrupt bastard,” and NDP MP Charlie Angus says it’s all the Conservatives’ fault.

And the Canadian Armed Forces faces their toughest challenge since World War II: missing tampons mandated in men’s washrooms.

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Donald Trump and Kamala Harris faced off for the first and possibly last Presidential Debate this week and the most-talked about moment was when Trump accused Haitian migrants of eating cats and dogs. Many users online insist that this is true despite fact checks from various media outlets claiming otherwise. What is happening in Springfield, Ohio? Is this a consequence of leftist mass immigration experiments?

Plus, has online gambling taken over the NHL? It certainly seems that way as gambling ads have dominated broadcasts and now, to make matters worse, the Edmonton Oilers announced that player jerseys and helmets would be emblazoned with gambling ads.

And after acting tough and pulling out of the coalition agreement with the Liberals, Jagmeet Singh has rejected Pierre Poilievre’s challenge to support a non-confidence vote and trigger an election.

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Lagging poll numbers have made Prime Minister Justin Trudeau one of the most disliked prime ministers in Canadian history. But things got significantly worse for Trudeau this past week.

First, his political ally Jagmeet Singh broke up the NDP’s coalition agreement with the Liberals. While it still seems like Singh is going to prop up the government for the foreseeable future, the likelihood of an election has increased significantly.

Then a group of LGBTQ activists turned their backs on Trudeau, saying he has to step down in order to stop a Poilievre government from being elected.

And then Trudeau lost his own national campaign director, who allegedly told the prime minister that he can’t win a fourth term.

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This week, BC United leader Kevin Falcon shocked the province by suspending the party’s campaign and endorsing the BC Conservatives. While the collapse of the party was likely caused by Falcon’s own actions, this move may stop the BC NDP from being re-elected in the next election.

“We’ll plant 2 billion trees over the next ten years. That’s it. That’s the tweet.” This is what Trudeau tweeted during the 2019 election. And surprise, surprise – the government isn’t anywhere close to fulfilling that promise.

Plus, does the Trudeau government want more people to smoke? It certainly seems that way after they banned nicotine pouches from convenience stores and gas stations across the country this week.

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It’s Kamala-mania over at the CBC! They just can’t get enough of the Democratic Presidential nominee. Despite its mandate to cover Canadian content, a True North exclusive revealed the CBC’s coverage of Harris has been so extensive, it reached a rate of over two stories per day, or 68 stories in the past month.

Plus, how “independent” is the Senate actually? Over the weekend, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appointed one of the loudest critics of Pierre Poilievre and a failed Liberal candidate who donated to the Liberals over 220 times to the upper chamber.

And Global Affairs Canada is defending its purchase of a $9 million New York City condo for consul general Tom Clark, who also happens to be a former legacy media reporter. Is this a good use of taxpayers money?

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An alleged ISIS terrorist entered Canada at some point after 2015, obtained Canadian citizenship and then was apprehended last month for planning a terrorist attack in Toronto. Instead of taking responsibility for this fiasco or even revoking the alleged terrorist’s citizenship, the Trudeau Liberals are – once again – blaming former Prime Minister Stephen Harper. Is anyone surprised by this desperate tactic any more?

Plus, despite declining viewership, advertising revenue and mass layoffs, CBC executives believe they deserved $18.4 million in bonuses. It’s no wonder the majority of Canadian taxpayers want to defund the CBC entirely or in part.

And shots fired! Governor of Floria Ron DeSantis mocked Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Stanley Cup record.

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It’s Friday! Kick back, grab a drink and enjoy the latest episode of Off the Record with William McBeath, Sue-Ann Levy and Noah Jarvis!

After Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wrapped up his two-week vacation, Trudeau appears to be popping up at random events in Canadian cities unannounced. His office has been initially releasing his public itinerary with “no public events scheduled” and then updating it later in the day with a swath of events. Why doesn’t Trudeau want Canadians to know where he’s going? Why isn’t the media more upset about this?

Plus, what is Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow dressing up as today instead of doing her job? A Carabana dancer? A conservative Muslim woman? An Indian woman? It seems like Chow is taking a run at Trudeau’s “best costumes” title.

And William really, really, really hates the Olympics – or at least the idea that Canada should host the Olympics.

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There’s poop everywhere, it appears. After an Ontario woman claimed people were pooping on the beaches of Wasaga, a photo of a man apparently pooping at a Brampton gas station sparked outrage online. What is happening in Canada?

Plus, how do you do fellow kids? Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault got ratio’d after he posted “Affordable housing IS brat.” So cringey.

And the CBC is very upset that Elon Musk shared a parody video of presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris. Why didn’t they include his response in their coverage when he referred to “Professor Suggon Deeznutz?”

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