As federal agencies confirm Chinese state-linked cyberattacks on Canadian infrastructure, questions mount over B.C.’s decision to outsource shipbuilding to a state-owned firm in Beijing.
"Meanwhile, here’s the part no one wants to say out loud: China is actively attacking Canada’s digital infrastructure. This isn’t some distant cyber operation. It’s happening now. Salt Typhoon, a Chinese state-linked group, exploited a Cisco vulnerability to compromise three core telecom devices. They siphoned data. Created a GRE tunnel. Pulled configuration files. They were inside the system. Watching. Collecting. Spying.
And while that’s going on, B.C. writes them a check.
https://theoppositionnewsnetwork.substack.com/p/while-china-hacks-canada-bc-sends
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Should Alberta Separate? | Professor Bruce Pardy | Citizen | 048
We sit down with Bruce Pardy, a legal scholar and outspoken advocate for individual rights and the rule of law, to explore one of the most contentious political questions in Canada today: Should Alberta pursue independence? This is a conversation you won't want to miss. Find out what's driving Alberta's growing separatist movement, what the trade-offs are, and what this would mean for Canada at large.
0:00 Trailer
0:46 Intro
3:19 Professor Bruce Pardy
3:51 This is a time of Crisis
6:12 What is a "Canadian"?
7:51 What "Canada" do we believe in?
11:50 Is Donald Trump serious about the "51st State" remarks?
14:26 The "System" is working as designed
17:13 Alberta is the Wild Card
19:48 Alberta is Canada's best shot right now
25:23 Rule of law
31:27 The rule of law is an idea
39:08 If Alberta separates, what does it look like?
44:40 "We get the government we deserve" - Conrad Black
46:39 The Domino Effect
48:17 How do you want to ...