581 – Won’t Someone Think of the Children?!

You can’t borrow your way out of debt. pic.twitter.com/HQDoVApsB7

— Pierre Poilievre (@PierrePoilievre) May 4, 2021

🚨The Toronto Star 🚨

“One of the minor mysteries of Ottawa in the spring of 2021 is why on earth Harjit Sajjan is still Canada’s minister of national defence.” https://t.co/JNXKMUDRaW#cdnpoli

— Melanie Paradis (@Melanie_Paradis) May 6, 2021

Marc Miller seeks to clarify timeline in government documents on water for First Nations https://t.co/5kGhvpdVaD

— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) May 6, 2021

+1 here. Our office is getting many calls & emails opposing C-10. And don’t appreciate the Heritage Minister calling them an extremist for not wanting their online rights trampled on. https://t.co/HGu7WEejig

— Eric Duncan (@EricDuncanSDSG) May 6, 2021

1/3 What would a PPC government do to stop disastrous #lockdowns?

Provincial governments are responsible for most decisions regarding lockdowns. However, that doesn’t mean Ottawa has no influence on the situation.

— Maxime Bernier (@MaximeBernier) May 5, 2021

BREAKING NEWS: B.C.'s money laundering is calling a former gaming minister Rich Coleman back to the stand to testify for a second time over inconsistencies he made during his first round of sworn testimony. #bcpoli https://t.co/dBPSXGOWeW

— CBC British Columbia (@cbcnewsbc) May 5, 2021

Schumer calls on Canada to reopen the border https://t.co/AXDAgZvSqT via @WGRZ

— Randy Hillier (@randyhillier) May 6, 2021

#UPDATE: Education unions, advocacy groups and parents are raising concerns about a government plan to offer online learning for 2021-22 in Ontario, saying it could be the start of a permanent change with serious implications for students and workers.https://t.co/vjrlOoUbZt

— CityNews 680 (Inactive) (@680NEWS) May 5, 2021

Dear members of the Press, you're invited. Email us with your affiliation and we will send you the link, or feel free to view LIVE on our website, https://t.co/CAHLMLcxv0 thanks so much. @joe_warmington @globalnewsto @Sflecce @CP24 @CityNews @TheTorontoSun @CTVToronto @CBCHealth pic.twitter.com/5zB8Ibd4UR

— Wholeheartedmedia (@WHMediaCA) May 5, 2021

Ontario Soccer calls on @fordnation to address the Hidden Mental Health Pandemic impacting our youth athletes and again requests the @ONGov rescind its ban on organized, outdoor sports.

Read the letter from @Jmizz20 & @PeterAugruso#LetUsPlay https://t.co/s79QT6Rn9K pic.twitter.com/Bgz2CmHjqZ

— Ontario Soccer (@OntarioIsSoccer) May 5, 2021

“This social and physical neglect of our children and youth must stop,” Ontario’s soccer leaders write in a letter sent to Premier Doug Ford, calling on him to rescind the province-wide ban on all outdoor organized sports.https://t.co/H5yLCUHI9I

— Anthony Furey (@anthonyfurey) May 5, 2021

This morning Ontario Soccer asked @fordnation to "stop the social & physical neglect" of Ontario's kids and allow for return of organized & controlled sports outdoors. So I asked @celliottability if she will listen to @OntarioIsSoccer + 500k Ontario kids and #LetUsPlay? #onpoli pic.twitter.com/kv8bEJHCxT

— Roman Baber (@Roman_Baber) May 5, 2021

What?@celliottability said hospitalizations & ICUs numbers have to go down

AND

"the backlog of surgeries would have to be worked through before the ban on outdoor sports and other restrictions can be lifted."

Christine Elliott isn't essential. #onpolihttps://t.co/UUeExvFY6g

— Roman Baber (@Roman_Baber) May 5, 2021

Ahhhhhh Kenney is the enemy and the Liberals are the savior.

I can't believe people are falling for this #FireTrudeau https://t.co/KqLTGXD8HU

— Unacceptable Kristi (@cutecanukgirl) May 6, 2021

Ontario probably won't be ready to leave stay-at-home order on May 20, experts say https://t.co/5Ibnwci2IE #ottnews #ottawa pic.twitter.com/pS8VH92pdE

— CBC Ottawa (@CBCOttawa) May 6, 2021

Joe Rogan comments on lockdowns in Canada: “Canada is f**ked right now…they are so locked down, and I don’t understand why they think that’s good, I don’t understand why they think that’s the solution.” pic.twitter.com/JKABt5BOmD

— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) May 6, 2021

"AHS officials, as well as RCMP, physically closed the Whistle Stop Café and prevented access to the building"

The Covid-KGB in Alberta have been given the green light by Jason Kenney's UCP government to trample businesses like the Whistle Stop.https://t.co/nskmGswQXx

— Paul Mitchell (@PaulMitchell_AB) May 5, 2021

BREAKING: RCMP seize Whistle Stop Cafe, removing owners from their propertyhttps://t.co/mx64W9VYnF #AHS #RCMP #WhistleStop #abpoli

— Western Standard (@WSOnlineNews) May 5, 2021

I haven’t seen this reported in the Canadian MSM or even any mention from our political leaders. Maybe @fordnation @CanadianPM will talk about this at the daily groundhog show https://t.co/u8Njaz9peR

— Randy Hillier (@randyhillier) May 6, 2021

I cannot believe this 😯 In Ontario, @TimiskamingHU rejected 5 cases of adverse events caused by COVID-19 vaccines, that were submitted by a doctor. So now public health units of Canadian cities are suppressing vaccine injury data. This is extremely dangerous!! #cdnpoli #onpoli https://t.co/U1lCrDfR4a

— AL (@Metabo_PhD) May 5, 2021

.@BogochIsaac the C19 CR for 19&U ages in Ontario is 0.003%, or 1 in ~37,000.

Two questions:

1. What is the requisite size of a clinical trial, in these age groups specifically, that would be needed to show statistically significant improved outcomes?

2. Was one done? https://t.co/eLxzQknZ6w

— Kelly Brown (@rubiconcapital_) May 5, 2021

Justice Centre News Release: Alberta government data shows hospital bed and icu utilization at five year lowhttps://t.co/XGauBcvnUJ

— Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (@JCCFCanada) May 6, 2021

The Justice Centre has heard from staff at two different Alberta hospitals, one in Calgary and one in Edmonton, stating they are near-empty. Alberta Health Services data obtained by the Justice Centre show that hospital ICUs in 2020 were at their lowest level of usage since 2015. pic.twitter.com/Cgl0i1xU2y

— Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (@JCCFCanada) May 4, 2021