Quebec's Human Rights Commission endorses new $44,000 racial profiling claim against City of Gatineau
Posted on 05 September 2025
Yet
another black man has been found to be yet another victim of racial
profiling by Ville de Gatineau. Quebec's Human Rights Commission
(CDPDJ) ruled that the Gatineau Police Service should pay Samuels
$44,000 as a result of multiple incidents starting in 2018. Shockingly,
Officer Shawn Mahar who was implicated in two of the incidents
perpetrated apparent retaliation a ...
Petition: Boycott Gatineau over its Trump-like disregard for human rights and the rule of law
Posted on 05 September 2025We, the undersigned pledge to economically boycott Gatineau until Maude Marquis-Bissonnette ceases and desists from the following similar reactionary behaviours to Donald Trump south of the border: 1 - Oppression of diversity exemplified by the lack of any festival in Gatineau which celebrates cultural diversity from its significant African population and other minority ...
Carney announces billions of dollars in support and a Buy Canadian strategy
Posted on 05 September 2025Prime Minister Mark Carney has now announced a number of policies he claims will make Canada's economy stronger and more resilient to the trade shocks of the Trump administration.
The strategy's proposed actions are primarily designed to assist firms and workers that have been most negatively affected by trade interruptions and tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump.
Carney r ...
RBC faces Canadian Human Rights Tribunal over racial profiling
Posted on 05 September 2025Racism seems to be more common these days and RBC has not made itself an exception to this trend.
Multiple RBC branches in Ottawa are now the centre of an Canadian Human Rights Tribunal judicial review regarding racism.
These branches are 99 Bank Street, 90 Sparks Street and 745 Bank Street.
Raymond, who has been a client of RBC for some 30 years has been the target of a spate o ...
Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ Tariffs: Accelerating Canada’s Economic Reinvention
Posted on 04 April 2025When Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs took effect on April 2, 2025—a 10 percent baseline levy on all imports and 25 percent on foreign autos and parts—the immediate backlash was swift. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney pledged retaliatory tariffs on $20 billion of U.S. goods, including dairy and machinery, while Ontario Premier Doug Ford threatened electricity surcharges for nor ...
Get ready for Ottawa Easter Weekend Market
Posted on 24 March 2025Ottawa Easter Weekend Market takes place on April 19 and 20, 2025 at Lansdowne Park. This multicultural social marketplace brings together authors, publishers, artisans, food vendors and more! It's still not too late to apply to become an exhibitor.
Apply here: https://t-fob.ca/apply_exhibitor.html
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Trump primed for military invasion of Canada and Greenland by July 1st
Posted on 25 February 2025There's an old saying that goes something like, "those who fail to learn the lessons of history are doomed to repeat it." This can be said to what's going on in Canada today. It is my humble opinion based upon the analysis of "Trump 2's" continued pathological obsession with making Canada a "51st state" with his foreign policy pronouncements to-date that he's planning "Operation Blitz". ...
Lesbian and Queer Womyn Singles Weekend comes to Ottawa in April
Posted on 26 February 2024Calling all singles ages 24 and above! Get ready for a groundbreaking dating experience in Canada's capital as Lesbian and Queer Womyn Slow Dating Events make their debut at Ottawa International Food and Book Expo 2024 this April. Proudly introducing a novel approach to dating, these events promise opportunities for unique and meaningful connections among lesbian and queer women. In a world where ...
Pierre Elliot Trudeau disciple challenges Quebec's denial of access to justice through language law in the Court of Appeal
Posted on 27 January 2024The Quebec Court of Appeal is currently reviewing a Notice of Motion against the Ville de Gatineau et al. after the Supreme Court of Canada deferred the matter on jurisdictional grounds. This is a pivotal case because it challenges the legality of language laws in Quebec given their impact on access to justice in Quebec's courtrooms and tribunals. Raymond Carby-Samuels, whose critic ...
Ottawa International Food, Crafts & Book Expo 2024: Inviting Vendors From Across North America
Posted on 27 January 2024The vibrant city of Ottawa is gearing up for a spectacular showcase of creativity, innovation, and cultural diversity with the much-anticipated Ottawa International Food, Crafts & Book Expo 2024. Scheduled to take place on April 27 and 28, from 9:30 AM to 7 PM at the Horticulture Building in Lansdowne Park, the event is a haven for those looking to explore and celebrate the best in literature, ...
