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The deadline for filing your tax return is April 30th, 2024. While it can be tedious and painful sometimes to prepare your income tax, it has many advantages. The importance of filing your tax return mainly reside on the fact that you are providing updated information to the government as a Canadian resident, and here are three reasons why it is important to do it on time. Read More Here: https://cpainmontreal.com/blog/three-good-reasons-to-file-your-tax-return-on-time-2/

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Hello. As of early this morning (10/07/24), the pro-Palestine encampment at McGill University is being forcibly dismantled by Sirco, a private security firm hired by the university. This follows police violence carried out by the SPVM against student activists. Students are calling for support from those in the Montreal area. More information can be found on instagram accounts @/sphrmcgill and @/pymmontreal.

Videos of police violence on campus from 4 days ago: https://www.instagram.com/p/C9F6fGaxNK7/?igsh=MXhmN3BzNTA1aXNvYQ==

Videos of the encampment being dismantled from earlier today: https://www.instagram.com/p/C9Pn-qdRKKS/?igsh=MXB0N3JnYW04Y3dkNg==

Thank you for listening. I hope this can reach more people here.

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A Canadian college invited a trans-identified male to speak on violence against women in observation of the 33rd anniversary of an act of mass femicide.

Fae Johnstone, a trans-identified male, gave a keynote address today at Durham College in North Oshawa, Ontario as part of the school’s National Day of Remembrance Ceremony marking the anniversary of a massacre that left 14 women dead.

Johnstone, who describes himself as “trans feminine and non-binary,” is the Executive Director at Wisdom2Action, an LGBT-focused consulting firm. Johnstone’s website lists him as a “public speaker, consultant, educator and community organizer on unceded, unsurrended Algonquin territory.”

On Twitter, Johnstone announced his speech was part of the school’s “16 Days of Activism” to end “GBV [gender-based violence].”

The event Johnstone spoke at today is described on the Durham College website as commemorating the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence against Women in Canada.

The Day was first inaugurated by Parliament in 1991 as a way to honor the lives lost during the École Polytechnique massacre, which took place on December 6, 1989 in Montreal, Quebec. On the campus of the scientific university, a man identifying as an “anti-feminist” targeted female students for slaughter. 

Prior to shooting all of the women in a mechanical engineering class, Marc Lépine, born Gamil Rodrigue Liass Gharbi, told the male students to leave the room. He then told the women he was “fighting feminism” and expressed a hatred of women’s rights to an education.

“You’re women, you’re going to be engineers. You’re all a bunch of feminists. I hate feminists,” Lépine said, before opening fire on the female students. Lépine later committed suicide on the campus after taking 14 women’s lives, and injuring 10 more people.

In total, Lépine murdered 14 women in an act that has since been recognized an act of terrorism.

After his speech at Durham College tonight, Johnstone was confronted by Jennifer Anne, a Canadian women’s rights advocate who has been working to secure the release of the analysis that was done on gender self-identification legislation in Canada. 

Anne attended the event and recorded some of Johnstone’s address before proposing a question when given the opportunity by the event’s host. 

“Today is the day we mark 14 women who were killed in Montreal by a man who subjected them simply because they were female. It is sex-based violence, not gender based violence. I am a female,” Anne is heard saying, before listing off examples where self-identification lead to the victimization of women.

“I am wondering why, on this day, we would have a man dressed in women’s garb to talk to us about sex-based violence and keeping women safe? How can women stay safe in this environment?”

Johnstone replies curtly: “Thank you. Next question!”

“Really? So you’re not going to answer it because you know I’m right?” Anne responds. The host of the event, as well as other administrators, are then heard trying to discourage Anne from continuing to assert her question.

Anne uploaded the recordings to her Twitter account.

Johnstone’s consulting firm, Wisdom2Action, marked the anniversary of the women’s deaths by posting an infographic titled “Queering GBV,” which asserted that “gender based violence disproportionately impacts 2SLGBTQ+ people who are BIPOC, transfeminine, bisexual, youth, newcomers, disabled, homeless, and/or involved in sex work.”

For Canadian Women’s History Month in October, Johnstone was “honored” by a Government ministry for his work with “2SLGBTQI+” people.

Johnstone had previously slammed the Canadian Femicide Observatory for “retweeting TERF and TERF rhetoric.” TERF is a derogatory term most frequently applied to women who acknowledge two distinct sex groups.

He also claimed the Declaration on Women’s Sex Based Rights was a “roadmap for erasing trans people from public life, denying our rights and restricting our healthcare.”

Johnstone is not the first trans-identified male be given a platform to speak on the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence against Women. 

Last year on December 6, the Prince Edward Island Advisory Council on the Status of Women invited Anastasia Preston, a biological male who identifies as a woman, to speak on “gender-based violence” at a vigil honoring the women murdered in the École Polytechnique massacre.

Preston, a “trans community outreach coordinator” at a sexually transmitted disease resource service, became the subject of widespread outrage on social media after he was interviewed by the Prince Edward Island branch of the CBC and claimed that trans-identified males were not given enough opportunities to speak on violence against women.

“For decades, trans women have been kept out of the conversation around gender-based violence,” Preston was quoted as saying, going on to assert that he intended to “speak about some of [his] experiences of harassment on P.E.I.” at the event memorializing the 14 women who were murdered.

After the article began to circulate, CBC P.E.I was so inundated with backlash they had to turn off their Twitter comment section. Johnstone defended Preston at the time, calling him a “hero and a champion.”

By Jennifer Seiland Jennifer is a founding member of the Reduxx team, writing with a focus on crimes against women and sex-based rights advocacy. She is located in the American south where she is a passionate animal welfare advocate and avid coffee drinker.

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Ru

Ru is a novel by Vietnamese-born Canadian novelist Kim Thúy, first published in French in 2009 by Montreal publisher Libre Expression. It was translated into English in 2012 by Sheila Fischman and published by Vintage Canada. The debut of novel Ru won the Governor General’s Award for French-language fiction at the 2010 Governor General’s Awards. (Wikipedia)

What is archetype in literature?

An archetype is a literary device in which a character is created based on a set of qualities or traits that are specific and identifiable for readers.

The impacts of archetype in the story.

The impacts of archetypes in the novel Ru bring the readers to be able to relate, recognize and bring the readers to the real events in the novela as well as having a clue to the characters of the novel.

Though , the novel is an autobiographical novel, it has shown characteristics in different parts of the novel. Just like An Tihn Nguyen who is the character of Kim Thúy who is a Vietnamese Canadian novelist who was born in Vietnam but grew up as a Canadian immigrant when he was ten years old with her family and then they continued to live in Quebec Canada.This is the reason for her braveness and stability to continue living and continue his dream for her and her family to start a new phase of their lives, and become her the best novelist and author in today’s generation.

(5) Literary archetype used in the novel .

1. Hero ( An Tinh Nguyen) – The protagonist in the novel Ru is a woman who became brave, fought and escaped the chaotic world because of the Vietnam war to save herself and her family. She became an instrument of a character as an immigrant child with a dream in life and continued to be strong to overcome the life she has now.

2. Ruler ( United Nations High Commission for Refugee)

Canadian responsed to the boat people with An Tihn Nguyen (Kim Thúy) and her family and other refugees who were able to leave or escape the war .They are force to leave the country because of the war , where they spent four months before a Canadian delegation selected her parents for refugee status on account of their French-language proficiency.

3. Explorer ( 10 Years old An Tihn Nguyen)

At ten years old An Tihn Nguyen and her family finally arrived in Quebec Canada,it tells the story of her family’s long journey from Vietnam to Québec and the discovery of their new cultural milieu . The novel consists of short, moving vignettes about members of her family, and recounts all the small ways in which they adapted to their new daily reality as an immigrant people. Kim learned French and English, and as she grew older, seized what opportunities an immigrant could.

4. Lover ( An Tihn Nguyen Husband) - The character of his husband that she met while working at the same law firm give her the inspiration and urge to write her own novel about being an immigrant child and now being a successful and brave women.

5. Innocent ( An Tihn Nguyen Son’s) - An Tihn Nguyen’s two sons are the instrument for her genuinely happiness of her life living with her loving husband and her two sons , which makes her dedication to live her life with her family to live happy and to continue living being a brave and successful women as an immigrant person.

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“DENIES BIG FOUR SET MILK PRICES OF MONTREALERS,” Toronto Star. March 16, 1933. Page 1 & 2.  ---- Dairies Operate on "Purely Competitive Basis," Says George Hogg ---- PROFIT IN CHARITY ---- Chain Stores Threatened to Start Opposition If Not Given Price Cut ---- Ottawa, March 16. - Montreal chain. stores had threatened to begin their own dairies unless the existing firms sold the milk at seven cents a quart, George Hogg, president of the Guaranteed Milk Co., told the parliamentary agricultural committee investigating milk prices to-day. 

"At first we told them we could not afford to do this," he said. "It would hit our own delivery business. They said then they would start their own plants. Finally we agreed to sell them milk at seven cents which they could sell at eight cents. At the same time we dropped our price of delivered milk to nine cents a quart." 

Mr. Hogg "denied most decidedly" that four major Montreal dairies fixed the price paid by consumers and that paid to farmers. "It is on a basis of pure competition," he asserted. 

Can't Control Supply His company gave a premium of three cents a hundred pounds above the basic figure of 3.5 butter fat, he said. In 1932 the average milk bought had a butter fat content of 3.7, which meant to the farmers an average of six cents a hundredweight above the basic figure.

Two prices were current in the Montreal area, said Mr. Hogg. One was determined by the dairy association in conference with the producers, and the second was a "surplus" price. In 1932, 11.9 per cent. of all milk purchased by his company was bought at a surplus price. 

"It is not possible for anyone in the dairy industry to maintain a control or regulate supply," said Mr. Hogg. "The fluctuation of supply often creates a situation whereby a producer will be shipping us three times as much milk during the abundant season as he can during the off-season." 

Quite often conditions brought about an oversupply, continued Mr. Hogg. "We refer to surplus milk as that milk not sold through any regular avenues of sale but used as sweet cream or used in the manufacture of butter. All milk classed by us as surplus is used in this manner and none ever sold through regular profit-producing channels." 

Turning to prices to consumers, Mr. Hogg emphasized nine cents a quart, paid by the householder, was not the price at which all milk was sold. Minimum prices were charged hospitals and schools while less than maximum prices to restaurants, re- tail stores, manufacturers and dealers. 

All Tied in Same Bundle William E. Tummon (Cons., Hastings S.) asked if the Montreal dairies had a combination to set prices before meeting the producers. 

"We are all tied up in the same. bundle and, if a demand is made on us, we certainly compare notes," said Mr. Hogg, adding, "The producers do the same." 

Average price to the association in Montreal during 1932 was $1.46 a hundred pounds f.o.b. Montreal, Mr. Hogg said, with about. 38.3 quarts to the hundred pounds. That worked out at about 3.65 cents a quart. The average spread between the price per quart paid the producer and the price per quart paid by the consumer, was 4.339 cents per quart in 1932, Mr. Hogg added. 

Prices varied to the different classes of consumer, Mr. Hogg said, from the individual customer to the large hospitals. "I am not an accountant," he said, when pressed for detailed figures. "I was just a clay-footed farmer when I started, and I have waded up through the years." 

In 1932, the purchase price of milk had been 43.1 of its selling price, Mr. Hogg stated. In 1933, due to lessened delivery costs and lower prices, the purchase price was 51.1 of the selling price.

[leam1983]

I... don't entirely agree, but it's because of circumstances outside of my control.

See, I'm disabled, and my local Transit Authority's long had a Paratransport Service program in place for cripples like me. You register for the Short Bus service and then call ahead of any planned travels to schedule a ride. In practice, this means they should be able to deduct your transport fees from your account, but the feature is listed as Pending for Montreal's Transit Authority - and has been listed as such for the last twenty years on their website.

So, what do I have to do?

I have to schlep my crippled ass to the closest subway terminal to purchase a wad of tickets, which are not at the same rate as standard bus-ride tickets, which I also need. Then, I need to ignore all the snazzy tech able-bodied bus users have at their disposal and carry a wad of paper titles around that I frequently forget to replenish, because who the fuck wants to drive halfway across town just for fucking bus tickets?!

For five years, we had the option to purchase a USB-powered card reader that never worked as intended. For fifteen years, they've been saying they want to implement NFC tech seeing as everyone has a goddang cell phone, nowadays - but no. A Tech student hacks up an app that enables you to charge your card using your phone's own NFC point? Cease and Desist, we'll instead copy your design and hand it off to a commissioned firm for big bucks, and it won't ever fucking work as intended.

See my problem? I need a layer of convenience. I am not going to drive my way across town for fucking bus tickets my dog could chew through if I'm not careful.

Screw Boomers, this is an instance where the tech would honestly save my fucking day.

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God’s Whistleblower

The eyes of the LORD are in every place, keeping watch on the evil and the good. Proverbs 15:3 (ESV)

No one who practices deceit shall dwell in my house; no one who tells lies shall stand in my presence. Psalm 101:7 (BSB) 

Wealth is treacherous, and the arrogant are never at rest. They open their mouths as wide as the grave, and like death, they are never satisfied. In their greed they have gathered up many nations and swallowed many peoples. Habakkuk 2:5 (NLT)

Why has the wicked man renounced God? He says to himself, “You will never call me to account.” Psalm 10:13 (BSB) 

Wake up! Strengthen what remains and is about to die, for I have found your deeds unfinished in the sight of my God. Apocalypse 3:2 (NIV)

“And now, you priests, this warning is for you. If you do not listen, and if you do not resolve to honor my name,” says the LORD Almighty, “I will send a curse on you, and I will curse your blessings. Yes, I have already cursed them, because you have not resolved to honor me." Malachi 2:1-2 (NIV) 

So this is what the LORD says to his people: “You love to wander far from me and do not restrain yourselves. Therefore, I will no longer accept you as my people. Now I will remember all your wickedness and will punish you for your sins.” Then the LORD said to me, “Do not pray for these people anymore. Jeremiah 14:10-11 (NLT)

The end is now upon you, and I will unleash My anger against you. I will judge you according to your ways and repay you for all your abominations. Ezekiel 7:3 (BSB) 

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Trudeau’s Tax Hikes Risk Worsening Canada’s Struggle for Capital - Notice Global Online - #GLOBAL https://www.merchant-business.com/trudeaus-tax-hikes-risk-worsening-canadas-struggle-for-capital/?feed_id=139597&_unique_id=669e65f4cea26 Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government has turned to raising taxes on businesses to help fund Canada’s budget, adding headwinds to an economy that’s already struggling to attract investment.Author of the article:Bloomberg NewsErik HertzbergPublished Jul 22, 2024  •  4 minute readtc4hxrt0wsn3g[y}ntdcf)7w_media_dl_1.png Bloomberg(Bloomberg) — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government has turned to raising taxes on businesses to help fund Canada’s budget, adding headwinds to an economy that’s already struggling to attract investment. The landscape is a contrast with the US, which is in the midst of a supply renaissance and a factory building boom. Economists warn that Canada’s higher taxes will send the wrong signal to firms thinking about expanding production — risking longer-term damage to an economy that has relied on high levels of immigration and consumption to fuel growth.THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLYSubscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada.Exclusive articles from Barbara Shecter, Joe O’Connor, Gabriel Friedman, Victoria Wells and others.Daily content from Financial Times, the world’s leading global business publication.Unlimited online access to read articles from Financial Post, National Post and 15 news sites across Canada with one account.National Post ePaper, an electronic replica of the print edition to view on any device, share and comment on.Daily puzzles, including the New York Times Crossword.SUBSCRIBE TO UNLOCK MORE ARTICLESSubscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada.Exclusive articles from Barbara Shecter, Joe O’Connor, Gabriel Friedman, Victoria Wells and others.Daily content from Financial Times, the world’s leading global business publication.Unlimited online access to read articles from Financial Post, National Post and 15 news sites across Canada with one account.National Post ePaper, an electronic replica of the print edition to view on any device, share and comment on.Daily puzzles, including the New York Times Crossword.REGISTER / SIGN IN TO UNLOCK MORE ARTICLESCreate an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience.Access articles from across Canada with one account.Share your thoughts and join the conversation in the comments.Enjoy additional articles per month.Get email updates from your favourite authors.Business Sign In or Create an AccountorArticle contentIn its most recent survey of businesses, the Bank of Canada flagged a sharp increase in firms’ anxiety about the tax burden: 42% listed taxes and regulation among their top three concerns, from 27% previously. Business confidence is lower than it was a year ago, and planned business investment is weak. “Capital has to feel like it’s welcome, whether that’s how it’s treated in terms of taxation or regulation,” Doug Porter, chief economist at Bank of Montreal, said in an interview. “And I’m not sure capital does feel entirely welcome in Canada.”Rising concerns by business owners follow the introduction of a new budget that increased the effective tax rate on capital gains for Canadian companies and some individuals. The government is also phasing out some tax breaks on new business investment, a reversal of measures introduced in 2018 that were meant to help firms compete with the US by allowing quicker write-offs of certain assets against their incomes.The tax hikes are part of Trudeau’s political playbook as he seeks to win back young voters frustrated by the rising cost of living. The government says the changes are about “fairness” and asking the country’s most successful to contribute more, and is allocating more to priorities such as boosting the supply of housing. By signing up you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc.

Article contentArticle contentIn a recent interview, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland downplayed criticisms that the capital-gains increase was sending the wrong message to business. She pointed to a recent report from the International Monetary Fund that said it wouldn’t significantly harm investment or productivity growth. Government spending on housing is necessary, and new measures such as investment tax credits for clean energy are “a really big deal” that should help draw investment, she said. “Which other G-7 country you think is both investing aggressively in our own economy and in our own people, and doing it in a fiscally responsible way?” Freeland said. “I don’t see anybody else doing both.”Still, a regime of higher taxes risks deepening a dire productivity crisis, according to some economists. Canada’s capital stock of machinery and equipment has shrunk 2.8% since peaking in 2014 at just over C$1 trillion ($728 billion) in real terms. The value of those assets — some of the more productive drivers of output — declined in seven of the eight last years, the only stretch of depreciation in data going back to 1961.Article contentPart of that decline can be explained by the collapse of oil prices in 2014 and 2015, Porter said, which led to a structural change in how much capital was added in Canada. A number of foreign energy companies divested from the Alberta oil sands, while some domestic firms focused on repaying debt or boosting payments to shareholders rather than plowing money into new projects. Since then, no industry has been able to fill the vacuum left by the oil and gas sector, either in terms of productivity or as a recipient of foreign direct investment. That means fewer resources for a growing labor force. In 2022, there was C$46,883 in machinery and equipment capital for every Canadian working or seeking work, 11% less than in 2014 in real terms.  The Bank of Canada’s business outlook survey shows investment intentions were well below historic averages in the second quarter. Firms are focusing on “repairing and replacing existing capital equipment rather than investing in new capacity or products to improve productivity,” the bank said.  The picture in the US looks very different. The Inflation Reduction and CHIPS Acts have channeled trillions into productive capacity. In response, Canada has announced billions of its own subsidies and tax credits for select industries, courting companies like Volkswagen AG and Stellantis NV to build battery plants for electric vehicles. Article contentIn 2023, Canadian workers likely received 40 cents of new machinery and equipment capital for every dollar received by their counterparts in the US, according to William Robson, chief executive officer at the C.D. Howe Institute. “We are really losing the race to equip our workers,” Robson said. The government points to Canada’s marginal effective tax advantage relative to the OECD and other advanced economies, but it risks losing the upper hand. The tax rate on new business investment is set to rise to 16.8% in 2028 from 14.5% currently. That’s compared with a projected 24.9% in the US in 2028 — but Donald Trump has pledged to slash corporate taxes if he wins power. Article contentSource of this programme “My grandma says this plugin is adorable.”“Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government has turned to raising taxes on businesses to help fund Canada’s budget, adding headwinds to an economy that’s already struggling to attract investment…”Source: Read MoreSource Link: https://financialpost.com/pmn/business-pmn/trudeaus-tax-hikes-risk-worsening-canadas-struggle-for-capital#Business – BLOGGER – Business http://109.70.148.72/~merchant29/6network/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Justin-Trudeau-and-family-at-Kokanee-Lake.jpg BLOGGER - #GLOBAL

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