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Did she even read the Contract?? Or just reading the script provided to have the MSM propaganda machine spread false news?? The cost of being 'forced' to go 'GREEN'. Melanie Joly says despite the 1000 layoffs at Algoma Steel, the $500,000,000 in government funds were a good idea because... show more

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Melanie Joly says despite the 1000 layoffs at Algoma Steel, the $500,000,000 in government funds were a good idea because "their can be more jobs that come back to Algoma" and that this is a sign that their "buy Canada policy is working." Who would ever buy that delusional spin? WATCH:

Melanie Joly says despite the 1000 layoffs at Algoma Steel, the $500,000,000 in government funds were a good idea because "their can be more jobs that come back to Algoma" and that this is a sign that their "buy Canada policy is working." Who would ever buy that delusional spin? WATCH:

Bret 🍁

124,662 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Patty Shrug-It-Off thinks 1,000 lost Algoma jobs is ‘no big deal’ and taxpayers should be grateful it wasn’t more. And Minister Joly, who signs corporate-welfare cheques without reading the contracts, can’t even defend the $400-million giveaway even after knowing these layoffs were coming. Algoma workers deserved protection, not a government that bankrolls their pink slips.

Patty Shrug-It-Off thinks 1,000 lost Algoma jobs is ‘no big deal’ and taxpayers should be grateful it wasn’t more. And Minister Joly, who signs corporate-welfare cheques without reading the contracts, can’t even defend the $400-million giveaway even after knowing these layoffs were coming. Algoma workers deserved protection, not a government that bankrolls their pink slips.

Melissa Lantsman

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Melanie Joly thinks she can get demand from 6% to 20% with EV subsidies "I think also that what the government can do which will help to increase the demand is definitely making sure that we're bringing back EV subsidies" "At the same time, I think that it's important that we continue to work with the sector and to be frank, to press the sector to go much more and embrace the transition." There is no mandate in the US. How much is the net-zero fantasy going to cost taxpayers? Joly "And right now the government is preventing Chinese EVs to come into Canada to make sure that we're protecting our jobs, to make sure also that we're protecting our industries." Canada has no EV manufactured vehicles. Joly is protecting a Trudeau pipedream Mélanie Joly

Melanie Joly thinks she can get demand from 6% to 20% with EV subsidies "I think also that what the government can do which will help to increase the demand is definitely making sure that we're bringing back EV subsidies" "At the same time, I think that it's important that we continue to work with the sector and to be frank, to press the sector to go much more and embrace the transition." There is no mandate in the US. How much is the net-zero fantasy going to cost taxpayers? Joly "And right now the government is preventing Chinese EVs to come into Canada to make sure that we're protecting our jobs, to make sure also that we're protecting our industries." Canada has no EV manufactured vehicles. Joly is protecting a Trudeau pipedream Mélanie Joly

cbcwatcher

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Algoma Steel has issued approximately 1,000 layoff notices today, effective in 16 weeks. "Remember here that Algoma Steel received half a billion dollars, $500 million in government loans to try and protect jobs in the face of these U.S. tariffs." "They knew that there this possibility of hundreds of job cuts coming because of some of these operational changes that they were making, switching over to an electric arc furnace." (The Trudeau gov't gave Algoma $420 million in federal funding to help it phase out coal-fired steel-making processes.)

Algoma Steel has issued approximately 1,000 layoff notices today, effective in 16 weeks. "Remember here that Algoma Steel received half a billion dollars, $500 million in government loans to try and protect jobs in the face of these U.S. tariffs." "They knew that there this possibility of hundreds of job cuts coming because of some of these operational changes that they were making, switching over to an electric arc furnace." (The Trudeau gov't gave Algoma $420 million in federal funding to help it phase out coal-fired steel-making processes.)

cbcwatcher

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This Algoma Steel layoff situation just keeps getting worse and worse. Union claims the government kept giving money (to the tune of millions) without ANY worker provisions. Worse—they gave this money to lure Algoma into making “green steel”, which THEY KNEW would cause mass layoffs. This was confirmed in August of 2024 with a Globe and Mail report—but sure, let’s blame Trump tariffs 🤷‍♀️ Of course losing their entire market had an impact—but these layoffs were coming either way after Algoma decided to “transition”

This Algoma Steel layoff situation just keeps getting worse and worse. Union claims the government kept giving money (to the tune of millions) without ANY worker provisions. Worse—they gave this money to lure Algoma into making “green steel”, which THEY KNEW would cause mass layoffs. This was confirmed in August of 2024 with a Globe and Mail report—but sure, let’s blame Trump tariffs 🤷‍♀️ Of course losing their entire market had an impact—but these layoffs were coming either way after Algoma decided to “transition”

Jasmin Laine

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Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni says the government will no longer tolerate the spread of fake news. She says the government has engaged with social media companies to seek their cooperation, adding that it is encouraged by their willingness to work together. Ntshavheni further stated that while South Africa is a democratic country that upholds freedom of expression, anyone who continues to deliberately spread false information about the South African government and its people will have to face the consequences.

Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni says the government will no longer tolerate the spread of fake news. She says the government has engaged with social media companies to seek their cooperation, adding that it is encouraged by their willingness to work together. Ntshavheni further stated that while South Africa is a democratic country that upholds freedom of expression, anyone who continues to deliberately spread false information about the South African government and its people will have to face the consequences.

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#WATCH: Melanie Joly says she spent the summer speaking to Canadians, and the one thing she heard was that people want more help from this Liberal govt. Melanie Joly is a drunken liar. Canada can not afford more help from this govt.

#WATCH: Melanie Joly says she spent the summer speaking to Canadians, and the one thing she heard was that people want more help from this Liberal govt. Melanie Joly is a drunken liar. Canada can not afford more help from this govt.

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These young chaps should be supported financially to expand their trade. This is amazing. From him, GH¢150,000 can buy a set of the machine. Imagine they have the funds to buy even 10 more machines? And it will cost only GH¢1.5M too. Private sector support is the gateway!!

These young chaps should be supported financially to expand their trade. This is amazing. From him, GH¢150,000 can buy a set of the machine. Imagine they have the funds to buy even 10 more machines? And it will cost only GH¢1.5M too. Private sector support is the gateway!!

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‼️ BREAKING Police states that they KNEW, FOR MONTHS that Algoma would be announcing layoffs, they were concerned about “protests and workers and staff damaging, sabotaging” THE REASON THEY WERE TOLD FOR THE LAYOFFS? THE TRANSITION FROM COAL TO ELECTRIC (GREEN) FURNACES. I think it now makes sense, why there were NO JOB GUARANTEES when the half a billion in loans from the government were offered to them.

‼️ BREAKING Police states that they KNEW, FOR MONTHS that Algoma would be announcing layoffs, they were concerned about “protests and workers and staff damaging, sabotaging” THE REASON THEY WERE TOLD FOR THE LAYOFFS? THE TRANSITION FROM COAL TO ELECTRIC (GREEN) FURNACES. I think it now makes sense, why there were NO JOB GUARANTEES when the half a billion in loans from the government were offered to them.

Mario Zelaya

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The City of Brampton has led the conversation in Canada for international students visas to be linked to housing, and we are pleased that Algoma University is expanding their footprint in Brampton with the building of a new student residence with over 500 beds. This is exactly what we hoped for. Located at Park St and Nelson Street West, it will be a short walk to the downtown campus, providing safe, affordable housing for students. Well done Asima Vezina (she/her) Algoma University Brampton Algoma University 👏🏼👏🏼

The City of Brampton has led the conversation in Canada for international students visas to be linked to housing, and we are pleased that Algoma University is expanding their footprint in Brampton with the building of a new student residence with over 500 beds. This is exactly what we hoped for. Located at Park St and Nelson Street West, it will be a short walk to the downtown campus, providing safe, affordable housing for students. Well done Asima Vezina (she/her) Algoma University Brampton Algoma University 👏🏼👏🏼

Patrick Brown

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“people who get these SNAP benefits can't use that money to buy chips. It means demand goes down for those foods because the government was subsidizing consumers to buy junk food.” “What does Pepsi do in response to a decline in demand for its products? It lowers prices.” “That's how the free market works. The government subsidized consumers to buy junk food by giving them money to pay for it. And so that allowed the companies that sell that type of food to charge higher prices. When the government reduces the subsidy that it provides. Now the companies have to cut their prices.” “Well, if it works with junk food, it works the same way with everything. Everything the government subsidizes costs more as a direct result of the subsidy. Why is education so expensive, particularly colleges? Because the government subsidizes students to go to college.” “The government arranges for guaranteed loans or directly finances low interest rate loans to make it easy for people to borrow money to pay for college. That means that colleges could charge more because their customers are getting money from the government to buy their product. What would happen if the government stopped doing that? The government stopped giving out grants and loans. Well, just what Pepsi did. They'd have to cut their prices because demand would go down.” Peter Schiff

“people who get these SNAP benefits can't use that money to buy chips. It means demand goes down for those foods because the government was subsidizing consumers to buy junk food.” “What does Pepsi do in response to a decline in demand for its products? It lowers prices.” “That's how the free market works. The government subsidized consumers to buy junk food by giving them money to pay for it. And so that allowed the companies that sell that type of food to charge higher prices. When the government reduces the subsidy that it provides. Now the companies have to cut their prices.” “Well, if it works with junk food, it works the same way with everything. Everything the government subsidizes costs more as a direct result of the subsidy. Why is education so expensive, particularly colleges? Because the government subsidizes students to go to college.” “The government arranges for guaranteed loans or directly finances low interest rate loans to make it easy for people to borrow money to pay for college. That means that colleges could charge more because their customers are getting money from the government to buy their product. What would happen if the government stopped doing that? The government stopped giving out grants and loans. Well, just what Pepsi did. They'd have to cut their prices because demand would go down.” Peter Schiff

Wall Street Mav

121,110 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

🚨🇨🇦 You can’t make this up. 1,000 workers lose their jobs at Algoma Steel… …and Mélanie Joly’s response is basically: “We already gave them $400M, plus another $100M from Ontario. Our Buy Canada plan is working.” Working for who? Because it’s clearly not working for the people in Sault Ste. Marie. This government keeps mistaking spending money for saving jobs. #cdnpoli #onpoli #AlgomaSteel #Canada #JobsCrisis Video : cbcwatcher

🚨🇨🇦 You can’t make this up. 1,000 workers lose their jobs at Algoma Steel… …and Mélanie Joly’s response is basically: “We already gave them $400M, plus another $100M from Ontario. Our Buy Canada plan is working.” Working for who? Because it’s clearly not working for the people in Sault Ste. Marie. This government keeps mistaking spending money for saving jobs. #cdnpoli #onpoli #AlgomaSteel #Canada #JobsCrisis Video : cbcwatcher

wealthmoose

208,407 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Gerard Deltell "Now parents are stealing or shoplifting food." "And the fact check on this is that the Canadian Council of retailers estimates that $9 billion worth food is being stolen from grocery stores." Melanie Joly "We are here for the long term. Our measure is for a period of five years. We will be able to support families through this time of rising grocery costs." "We have the Canada Child Benefit, for instance. We have the National School Food Program." "And good news, the government of Quebec and the federal government just signed an agreement for that." Joly's solution is to make poor and starving families more reliant on the Liberal government for handouts. That is not a "long term" solution Mélanie Joly Gérard Deltell

Gerard Deltell "Now parents are stealing or shoplifting food." "And the fact check on this is that the Canadian Council of retailers estimates that $9 billion worth food is being stolen from grocery stores." Melanie Joly "We are here for the long term. Our measure is for a period of five years. We will be able to support families through this time of rising grocery costs." "We have the Canada Child Benefit, for instance. We have the National School Food Program." "And good news, the government of Quebec and the federal government just signed an agreement for that." Joly's solution is to make poor and starving families more reliant on the Liberal government for handouts. That is not a "long term" solution Mélanie Joly Gérard Deltell

cbcwatcher

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The Apollonians may have just totally redeemed themselves "I would look at morality...particularly Judaic Christian morality as, as also being a kind of weapon" "Jews got it in the heads of their their masters that actually being good is being meek, being good is being weak" "Being evil is being strong. And so that morality itself is wills of power. Morality can be used as a weapon and so much of what is directed against the identitarian idea or or nationalism" "So morality in this way can be a weapon used against us and, and I think so many of the, the, the fundamental reasons why white people aren't dominating the entire planet as as we certainly can is because of this black cloud that has been hanging over us" "This notion that our history is bad, that, that when we were in power that was just awful and immoral and, and, and and so on." "We need to have a a consciousness of morality and and to start reforming A morality willfully that that is that is life affirming and that is race affirming."

The Apollonians may have just totally redeemed themselves "I would look at morality...particularly Judaic Christian morality as, as also being a kind of weapon" "Jews got it in the heads of their their masters that actually being good is being meek, being good is being weak" "Being evil is being strong. And so that morality itself is wills of power. Morality can be used as a weapon and so much of what is directed against the identitarian idea or or nationalism" "So morality in this way can be a weapon used against us and, and I think so many of the, the, the fundamental reasons why white people aren't dominating the entire planet as as we certainly can is because of this black cloud that has been hanging over us" "This notion that our history is bad, that, that when we were in power that was just awful and immoral and, and, and and so on." "We need to have a a consciousness of morality and and to start reforming A morality willfully that that is that is life affirming and that is race affirming."

Seethroughitall

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The Cybertruck is finally here, I am even considering buying one after reading about it, and after being driven around in Teslas in Europe and America, they are pretty cool. The stainless steel body is uniquely weird, one wonders whether finger prints would show, what will happen to the scratches on the stainless body? The Cybertruck's stainless steel body is designed to be durable and resist corrosion, so it is certainly good for Africa, and with the top of the range costing US$69,900 and the lower end at US$39,900, that is a pretty good buy. Now of course the motoring experts will tell us that it is ugly and a tonne of turn off stuff, but Teslas sell themselves, people love them because of their innovative features. If I ever buy one, it is because it is a battery car and it can go into rough terrain and live to the story. It is a funky car that you can drive in New York and be able to take to Chamapango in Murewa. What are your thoughts?

The Cybertruck is finally here, I am even considering buying one after reading about it, and after being driven around in Teslas in Europe and America, they are pretty cool. The stainless steel body is uniquely weird, one wonders whether finger prints would show, what will happen to the scratches on the stainless body? The Cybertruck's stainless steel body is designed to be durable and resist corrosion, so it is certainly good for Africa, and with the top of the range costing US$69,900 and the lower end at US$39,900, that is a pretty good buy. Now of course the motoring experts will tell us that it is ugly and a tonne of turn off stuff, but Teslas sell themselves, people love them because of their innovative features. If I ever buy one, it is because it is a battery car and it can go into rough terrain and live to the story. It is a funky car that you can drive in New York and be able to take to Chamapango in Murewa. What are your thoughts?

Hopewell Chin’ono

102,539 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

NEW: CNN's Abby Phillip giggles and smirks at the idea that Caitlin Clark is being physically targeted in the WNBA because she's white. Journalist Cari Champion said it was "disrespectful" to black people to suggest that Clark is being assaulted because she is white. Champion: "To suggest that it is intentional or that people are being racist towards her leaves out a long history of women who have supported this league and started this league who were black. It's very disrespectful to them." Phillip: "The attention that she's getting from Republicans and from government seems to be exclusively because she is white."

NEW: CNN's Abby Phillip giggles and smirks at the idea that Caitlin Clark is being physically targeted in the WNBA because she's white. Journalist Cari Champion said it was "disrespectful" to black people to suggest that Clark is being assaulted because she is white. Champion: "To suggest that it is intentional or that people are being racist towards her leaves out a long history of women who have supported this league and started this league who were black. It's very disrespectful to them." Phillip: "The attention that she's getting from Republicans and from government seems to be exclusively because she is white."

Collin Rugg

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Speaking in the Steel Industry (Special Measures) Bill debate today, we should all focus on the requirement to save the jobs of those 3,500 people who have this threat hanging over them. China is pushing to shut down British steel industries, pushing forward to shut down the blast furnaces in the UK. Far too many countries like China have abused the rules of the free market, have subsidised their industries ridiculously, and have used slave labour to produce products. When that happens, the free market is dead. China now itself is suffering from an overproduction of steel. Their own housing industry has gone static on them, and they were one of the biggest users of the steel produced by China. Where is that steel going to go? It’s no surprise that a Chinese company Jingye is involved in this, because by pushing forward to shut down the blast furnaces in the UK, they know that we will have to buy slab steel from China. This is not a coincidence. This is all part of the plan. We must recognise that we will have to deal with those whom we trust and who do not break the rules. That means a whole rethink of the Government’s China policy. The previous Conservative Government should never have awarded it the contract, and I warned them about that. It is time for us to make sure that we deal with China at face value and do not accept the pretence that this company is private or in any way detached from its Government. That is a critical point. Cheap Chinese steel is a desperate problem for us, and we need to work with other countries in dealing with it. We also need to get our costs down. On Net Zero, I hope that the Secretary of State will tell the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero that we cannot go on like this. #BritishSteel

Speaking in the Steel Industry (Special Measures) Bill debate today, we should all focus on the requirement to save the jobs of those 3,500 people who have this threat hanging over them. China is pushing to shut down British steel industries, pushing forward to shut down the blast furnaces in the UK. Far too many countries like China have abused the rules of the free market, have subsidised their industries ridiculously, and have used slave labour to produce products. When that happens, the free market is dead. China now itself is suffering from an overproduction of steel. Their own housing industry has gone static on them, and they were one of the biggest users of the steel produced by China. Where is that steel going to go? It’s no surprise that a Chinese company Jingye is involved in this, because by pushing forward to shut down the blast furnaces in the UK, they know that we will have to buy slab steel from China. This is not a coincidence. This is all part of the plan. We must recognise that we will have to deal with those whom we trust and who do not break the rules. That means a whole rethink of the Government’s China policy. The previous Conservative Government should never have awarded it the contract, and I warned them about that. It is time for us to make sure that we deal with China at face value and do not accept the pretence that this company is private or in any way detached from its Government. That is a critical point. Cheap Chinese steel is a desperate problem for us, and we need to work with other countries in dealing with it. We also need to get our costs down. On Net Zero, I hope that the Secretary of State will tell the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero that we cannot go on like this. #BritishSteel

Iain Duncan Smith MP Chingford & Woodford Green

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Melanie Joly says the world's largest investors are looking at Canada. She may be right. They're looking to pull their money out because the Canadian economy is a dumpster fire!

Melanie Joly says the world's largest investors are looking at Canada. She may be right. They're looking to pull their money out because the Canadian economy is a dumpster fire!

govt.exe is corrupt

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The Trump administration is seeking to downplay the impact and scope of a recent immigration policy change that triggered concerns that hundreds of thousands of green card applicants would be forced to leave the U.S. to continue their cases. CBS News' Camilo Montoya-Galvez breaks down the updated guidance.

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“The government has admitted that it was engaged in a censorship enterprise.” “We have a court order that says… just because the government labels something as disinformation, misinformation or malinformation, that doesn’t mean the government can… censor it.” Mark Chenoweth just broke down the groundbreaking lawsuit that forced the government to admit it engaged in “systematic” censorship of Covid-19 dissidents and information about Hunter Biden’s laptop. “The First Amendment protects false speech, or what the government thinks is false speech.” The lawsuit resulted in a consent decree which forced the government to admit that this censorship occurred and blocked the agencies that were sued from engaging in this behavior for 10 years. “That included the Office of the Surgeon General of the United States, the CDC… and the Department of Homeland Security, specifically the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.” But because it only resulted in a consent decree, not a court opinion, its scope is limited. “It only runs against the defendants who were sued, and it only benefits the particular plaintiffs in this lawsuit.” “There were some other agencies that were sued initially, including the FBI, [that] are not part of the consent decree.” “But we were able to go after most of the agencies that did most of the bad things in this lawsuit.” CPAC New Civil Liberties Alliance Full episode coming soon!

“The government has admitted that it was engaged in a censorship enterprise.” “We have a court order that says… just because the government labels something as disinformation, misinformation or malinformation, that doesn’t mean the government can… censor it.” Mark Chenoweth just broke down the groundbreaking lawsuit that forced the government to admit it engaged in “systematic” censorship of Covid-19 dissidents and information about Hunter Biden’s laptop. “The First Amendment protects false speech, or what the government thinks is false speech.” The lawsuit resulted in a consent decree which forced the government to admit that this censorship occurred and blocked the agencies that were sued from engaging in this behavior for 10 years. “That included the Office of the Surgeon General of the United States, the CDC… and the Department of Homeland Security, specifically the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.” But because it only resulted in a consent decree, not a court opinion, its scope is limited. “It only runs against the defendants who were sued, and it only benefits the particular plaintiffs in this lawsuit.” “There were some other agencies that were sued initially, including the FBI, [that] are not part of the consent decree.” “But we were able to go after most of the agencies that did most of the bad things in this lawsuit.” CPAC New Civil Liberties Alliance Full episode coming soon!

Jan Jekielek

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