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Perhaps we just make like a football trade. They give us Saskatchewan we give them Minnesota.
The Canadian government’s Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) has admitted to secretly tracking reports of sudden deaths and other adverse events among people who received Covid “vaccines.”
The government agency has been gathering the information in a massive database, which also includes thousands of scientific studies related to the dangers of the injections.
PHAC was forced to make the admission in response to a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request.
The agency has just complied with the FIOA request after it was sent in May 2024.
A successful complaint to the Information Commissioner forced PHAC to respond to the FOIA request after health officials ignored it for months. ...
The documents show that the Canadian government has long been aware of the links between Covid “vaccines” and surging sudden deaths and injuries.
Some highlights from PHAC’s response were published on Substack in a report by “Scoops McGoo.”
https://scoopsmcgoo.substack.com/p/phac-300-is-too-many-deaths-to-investigate
“The tragic ‘died suddenly’ phenomenon is real, and Canada’s Public Health Agency has been tracking it,” the report states.
It's all the pantifa arsonists trying to raise awareness for the global warming bullshit.
stereotomy says
It's all the pantifa arsonists trying to raise awareness for the global warming bullshit.
I've never seen it like this though. Usually it's a lower level haze/fog type thing. It's smoke at about 2-4k' is my guess. It's weird. Usually never this early in the last 5 years or so and usually lower. It's been dusk/night basically since about 2-3pm and forecast was sunny skies.

Great. Hopefully that isn't fucking up Iowa on Monday.
I'm recovering from a mild case of pneumonia. Even if it were clear I'm going to be coughing on people but I'm definitely on the mend. I may change plans and head South earlier than expected, we'll see.
Maga_Chaos_Monkey says
I'm recovering from a mild case of pneumonia. Even if it were clear I'm going to be coughing on people but I'm definitely on the mend. I may change plans and head South earlier than expected, we'll see.
Yeah I'm too lazy to check the fire maps and smoke. Never had to think about it until the last 5 years when my phone pings me for air quality alerts.
Knock on wood, never had it, but how the hell does one get pneumonia? I'm a former smoker and never have ever had lung issues.
I don't think the air shouldn't be too bad by Monday though as the humidity is lower. It was thick the last two days for here at least. Went from 90% to 50% humidity which helps.
And the blonde is probably dyed/Asian. Oh, Canada.
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Native Canadian people are helpful, but Canadian immigrants don't talk to strangers.
Most things are more expensive than in the US, like $6.50 Canadian for a Hagen Daas ice cream bar in Toronto Island park.
The Lindt chocolates are all forgeries, just crap in elite wrappers. Canadians are unaware of the fraud, since they've never had good chocolate.
Via Rail beats Amtrak by a long shot. Via Rail is clean, on-time, and cheap.
Tap water tastes pretty good.
There are two sales taxes instead of just one: provincial and federal.
Beer and wine in Ontario are sold only by the provincial liquor monopoly, at twice the cost as in the US. BYOB/W
Public pools are free, though run-down.
Immigrants in Toronto are the largest percentage of any city in the world.
The subway system in Toronto is efficient and inexpensive.
Milk comes in a bag rather than in a gallon jug.
Prostitution advertising is brazen and cheap.
There are many Muslim women, some completely covered in Burqas.
Women have more tattoos than in the US.
Marijuana can be smelled in the air on many major Toronto streets.
There is a visible gay population in Toronto.
There are a surprising number of Canadian flags on cars and houses.
The Canadian accent becomes more noticeable the more you hear it.