Steven Guilbeault, a former climate activist appointed by Trudeau to serve as Minister of Climate Change, has recently declared that he is a “proud socialist”. His comments have caused concern for many Canadians who have long believed that socialism is being propped up by our government as a solution to climate change.

Conspiracy theories aside, the World Economic Forum makes little effort to refute their reputation as an organisation that prioritises their elite "ingroup" over the needs of the everyday citizen.

Owning a collective $17 trillion of assets under management, BlackRock and Vanguard’s decisions can sway markets, affect culture, and dictate governmental policies. We examine the extent of their influence and the concerns people have about their affiliation with globalist organizations like the World Economic Forum (WEF).

In the realm of Canadian politics, there is a prevailing sentiment that Justin Trudeau, our incumbent Prime Minister, has lost touch with the pulse of the nation. This sentiment is not unfounded, as recent polls paint a bleak picture of his dwindling popularity. With a mere 33 percent approval rating juxtaposed against a staggering 64 percent disapproval rating, it's evident that Trudeau's once-charismatic appeal has waned considerably, leaving a disillusioned electorate in its wake.

In a recent video posted on X (formerly Twitter) and YouTube, Sheer passionately denounced Trudeau's ArriveCAN app project, claiming that the app should have cost a few thousand dollars and instead the cost ballooned into $54 million dollars. He further claimed that these were "sweetheart contracts given to liberal-friendly firms for no work done".

Can Poilievre take on the WEF?

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Trudeau's Approval Rating at All Time Low

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WEF Alternative "ARC" Holds First Conference in London

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