NDP loves some snitching.
General Canadian Politics eh.
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Does PP still want to adopt Bitcoin as a currency?
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Sue to his lack of substance.. or his lil pp?
I was surprised pp was pro-choice being an adopted child from a 16 year old biological mother.
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what is all this nonsense
@The Racist Canadian
@The Racist Canadian
If I had to guess he's posting bot tweets again.what is all this nonsense
Just some good ol freedom loving Canadians.what is all this nonsense
The freedom convoy demands freedom for all, except those who hold opposing views.
I wonder if pp is in attendance?
CSIS: 60 individuals with suspected terrorist links back in Canada
When asked why the 60 or so individuals who the agency suspects have returned to Canada after fighting overseas have not been charged, Coulombe said having information about threat-related activities does not necessarily mean that the charges can be laid in Canada.
"The threshold for us to launch an investigation, and the threshold to charge somebody under the Criminal Code, there's a fair bit of a difference here," he said. "Being able to prove that the person was actually in Iraq or Syria fighting or financing (terrorist groups)…is a difficult task."
Shaikh echoed Coulombe's statement, saying the only certain way to ascertain evidence would be to embed an undercover agent in ISIS, which create its own set of issues.
"But if you have someone undercover in ISIS, what kind of acts have they done to maintain their cover? Would that be somebody who can stand a cross-examination in court?" said Shaikh.
Shaikh said security forces in Canada are often left with two options for dealing with individuals who returned from overseas: monitor them for more intelligence and evidence of criminal wrongdoing; or encourage accepting an amnesty and getting involved in a "counter-messaging effort."
However, Coulombe stressed the importance of trying to prevent potential terrorists from leaving the country in the first place.
"I truly believe, as a country we have an obligation to prevent Canadians from leaving this country in order to conduct terrorist-related activities, and killing people overseas," he said
When asked why the 60 or so individuals who the agency suspects have returned to Canada after fighting overseas have not been charged, Coulombe said having information about threat-related activities does not necessarily mean that the charges can be laid in Canada.
"The threshold for us to launch an investigation, and the threshold to charge somebody under the Criminal Code, there's a fair bit of a difference here," he said. "Being able to prove that the person was actually in Iraq or Syria fighting or financing (terrorist groups)…is a difficult task."
Shaikh echoed Coulombe's statement, saying the only certain way to ascertain evidence would be to embed an undercover agent in ISIS, which create its own set of issues.
"But if you have someone undercover in ISIS, what kind of acts have they done to maintain their cover? Would that be somebody who can stand a cross-examination in court?" said Shaikh.
Shaikh said security forces in Canada are often left with two options for dealing with individuals who returned from overseas: monitor them for more intelligence and evidence of criminal wrongdoing; or encourage accepting an amnesty and getting involved in a "counter-messaging effort."
However, Coulombe stressed the importance of trying to prevent potential terrorists from leaving the country in the first place.
"I truly believe, as a country we have an obligation to prevent Canadians from leaving this country in order to conduct terrorist-related activities, and killing people overseas," he said
She's like the female version of Frankie Macdonald
RIP David Milgaard
European formula not yet on store shelves despite temporary Health Canada allowance
Even Canada's completely dysfunctional government agencies realize there are really easy first steps to prevent major shortages.
Even Canada's completely dysfunctional government agencies realize there are really easy first steps to prevent major shortages.
About 25% of Ottawa has been without power for the last 24 hours and there's no information on when power might be restored other than "We're working hard. It'll be 3-4 days total."
Pay back your monies yet?
www.thestar.com
Government drive to verify CERB payments ramps up — many told to return some or all of funds received
CRA says notices ‘mark a transition in compliance and collecting activities.’ Verification will continue over next four years. Advocates say effort will hit low income Canadians hard
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someone took 12 grand of that in my name and i had to bitchslap the CRA with lawyer lettersPay back your monies yet?
Government drive to verify CERB payments ramps up — many told to return some or all of funds received
CRA says notices ‘mark a transition in compliance and collecting activities.’ Verification will continue over next four years. Advocates say effort will hit low income Canadians hard