Danielle Smith claimed that Sikhs 'quite literally built the foundations' of Alberta in the early 1900s.

In 1911, there were 23 Sikhs in the province – or 0.01% of the population. dominionreview.ca/no-danielle-sm…

“In 1911, the time period during which Smith (Danielle Smith) claims Sikhs were building the foundations of Alberta, there were a grand total of 23 Sikhs in the province – or 0.01% of the population.” — Loyalist Assembly for Dominion Review

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I have published a great article by Edmund Greggains thoroughly dismantling Premier Danielle Smith's ridiculous pandering claim that Sikhs 'quite literally built the foundations' of Alberta. dominionreview.ca/no-danielle-sm…

An article written by the Loyalist Assembly.

Deconstructing the ridiculous claims of Alberta's Premier, and the further bids to undermine our nation at all levels.

Edmund Greggains: In a shameless instance of pandering, Danielle Smith claimed Sikhs 'quite literally built the foundations' of Alberta in the early 1900s.

In 1911, there were 23 Sikhs in Alberta - 0.01% of the population.
dominionreview.ca/no-danielle-sm…

The new Canadian Army logo reflects Trudeau's campaign to erase Anglo and French Canadian symbols and transform Canada into the 'post-national state with no core identity' he described in a post-election interview in 2015.

And now, 80% of Canadians believe owning a home is only for the rich.

Mass immigration is turning Canada into a society of permanent renters.

The independent Canadian newspaper Druthers has republished my article 'Ten Reasons To Rethink Mass Immigration' on its front page.

275,000 copies are being printed and distributed across our Dominion.

Immigration restriction is going mainstream and our elite can't stop it! 🇨🇦

A reminder that 'foreign visa trainees' from the oil-rich Gulf States are allowed to take scarce Canadian medical residencies - and return home straight after!

While six million Canadians don't have a family doctor. dominionreview.ca/gulf-states-bu…

John Meyer: Canada's prime southern farmland is being rapidly depleted by immigration-driven development. dominionreview.ca/canada-does-no…

Canada’s population grew by more than 1.2 million in 2023 due to immigration.

The last time our population grew by more than 600K in one year was 1949 – and that’s only because Newfoundland joined Confederation! dominionreview.ca/problems-with-…

Fraternity bros in North Carolina protecting the U.S. flag while being pelted by water bottles and rocks by pro-Palestine protestors trying to tear it down.

I'm not American and don't pick sides in Middle East wars, but that's powerful.

The West needs more patriotism like this.

Is a “generation war” the reason why we have a housing crisis and lack of prosperity for younger people? Brian Graff explores the issue and puts things in context. dominionreview.ca/there-is-no-ge…

Nobel economist Angus Deaton has reversed his previous support for immigration, arguing that mass immigration has historically lowered wages:

'Inequality was high when America was open, and was much lower when the borders were closed'. breitbart.com/economy/2024/0…

Interestingly, I get more criticism for my opposition to mass immigration from woke white Canadians than I do from immigrants themselves.

“We wanted workers…but we got people instead.” – Swiss novelist Max Frisch, referring to the foreign ‘guest workers’ allowed into Europe after the Second World War.

At a Sikh Khalsa Day celebration, Poilievre pledged a direct flight to the Punjabi city of Amritsar and touted his 'blue seal' immigrant doctor licensing policy.

67% of Canadians, and 82% of Conservatives, want lower immigration.

This diaspora pandering is unacceptable.

Poilievre blasts Trudeau's expansion of the foreign worker program, says it allows corporations to 'undercut Canadians'.

He pledges to never give funds to projects that hire TFWs.

67% of Canadians want less immigration. We want more pledges like this, and even stronger ones!🇨🇦

Starting in September, the federal government will allow international students to work 24 hours per week.

Canadians, what do you think is an appropriate work-hour cap for international students?