Indigenous communities are meeting a spike in crime with increased policing and harsh crackdowns on drug dealers
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“When people are using, they become destructive in the community, they become a nuisance,” Chief Allan Polchies told local media. “We’re trying to keep our people healthy and safe.”Photo by SitansiskThere are plenty of ways the federal government could conceivably reduce rising grocery prices if they wanted to. Carbon taxes and other levies are certainly not having a non-zero effect on food costs. The feds could curb generalized inflation by reducing spending.
an official presentation to Mexico’s Chamber of Deputies purporting to prove the existence of alien life. The presentation included several coffins containing some obviously fake alien corpses that the presenter asserted were genuine.Article content At a housing announcement earlier this week in London, Ont., a reporter asked Prime Minister Justin Trudeau what he actually considers an affordable house price. Here’s his abridged answer: “Obviously our economy continues to grow, we have really good job numbers across the country. But Canadians, even as the economy is growing, even as salaries are going up, are finding it harder and harder to buy homes … that’s why it’s essential that everyone works together.
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