Radical transgenders get preferential treatment—at the expense of taxpayers
Taxpayers are burdened by the preferential treatment given to transgender individuals in Canada—something has to give.
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David Menzies discusses the federal mandate requiring menstrual products in all federally regulated workplace washrooms and questions the reasoning behind it.
He also criticizes the Ontario Court of Appeal's decision to cover the cost of a penile sparing vaginoplasty for a transgender individual who identifies as neither fully female nor fully male.
Menzies argues that these decisions highlight the preferential treatment given to transgender individuals in Canada and questions the financial burden of such policies on taxpayers.
in December, 2022, Mark Carney set up a shell company in the tax haven of the Isle of Man, and named an 88-year old local as the straw man director of it.
— Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 (@ezralevant) April 25, 2025
Today I went to check out Carney’s tax avoidance scheme for myself. More to come. pic.twitter.com/SCICwum6qG
Additionally, Menzies reports on Mark Carney's alleged use of tax havens to avoid paying taxes and questions his ethics.
He traveled to the Isle of Man to investigate Brookfield IOM, a foreign shell company set up by Carney, and questions its purpose and activities.
Menzies concludes that Carney's actions demonstrate his disregard for Canadian taxpayers and questions his suitability as Prime Minister.
GUEST: Rebel News CEO Ezra Levant discusses his trip to the Isle of Man, a tax haven used by Mark Carney.
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Bernhard Jatzeck commented 2025-04-25 23:11:07 -0400I don’t think most voters even care about Carney’s tax-dodging tricks. -
Bruce Atchison commented 2025-04-25 21:23:02 -0400Carney is a grifty tax dodger who will use the PMO for his own benefit. How I wish uninformed voters saw this video. They’d see that Carney is a WEF globalist who wants to profit from his housing program.
