Environment Minister Stephen Gilbeau's love-in with the Chinese Communist Party, a woman who was denied an organ transplant because of his anti-vaccination policies, and the discovery of 93 suspected unmarked graves in the ongoing genocide in Canada.
00:00:44.420We're going to be talking about Federal Environment Minister Stephen Gilbeau's comments while advising the Chinese Communist Party on environmental policy today.
00:00:54.720about Suncor and actions in Alberta. He took some big shots at Suncor. So we're going to talk about
00:01:03.260kind of Jill Bow's love-in with the Chinese Communist Party and what they're doing right now
00:01:07.900on environment policy vis-a-vis what he's saying about Alberta. Bad Alberta. A federal NDP MP,
00:01:16.260long-time MP, Charlie Angus, is blaming the Western standard for the death of an unvaccinated
00:01:23.980woman who was denied uh an organ transplant because of policies that he supported
00:01:32.460so she's denied a organ transplant because she's unvaccinated policy he supports and she dies0.71
00:01:39.100and that is our fault so we're going to talk about that nice uh logic pretzel uh
00:01:47.260On the other side of that, some big court victories, a very recent string of court victories for refuseniks of mandates and things like that. Pastors who refused to close down their churches during COVID, people who were not masked, people who were not vaccinated.
00:02:08.220It's been a long time coming, and it's been very much just this delayed, but still some big wins there we're going to talk about.
00:02:16.920And the English River First Nation in Saskatchewan is claiming they have located 93 suspected unmarked graves in the ongoing genocide in Canada.
00:02:31.720The, I suppose, the latest evidence that the Fourth Reich continues its march of genocide across Canada, still not a single body has been found in a suspected unmarked grave.0.76
00:02:50.080But we're going to we're going to go through what their claims are and talk about it.
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00:03:43.880Okay, Federal Environment Minister Stephen Gilboe, gone to China, where he is meeting with an organ of the Communist Party, which I guess has some environmental policy role, and advising them.
00:04:03.500He, actually, in fact, he was warned by the Chinese Communist Party's mouthpiece, the Global Times, they warned him against being condescending, quote unquote, I'm assuming that translates to Chinese.
00:04:22.140I hope they got that right. Condescending. They told him not to be condescending discussions to accelerate China's own carbon neutrality plans, which are set for 2060, a bit later than Stephen Gilboa's of 2030 or 2035, whatever that is, which is far below the Paris Accord and what Gilboa was imposing on Alberta.
00:04:48.400So we haven't heard him say anything about China's 2060 carbon neutrality plan, but he certainly has words for Alberta saying, no, we're not doing 2035.
00:05:04.040So Suncor, obviously big oil sands giant, they're selling their wind farms and solar stuff to concentrate on what makes the money.
00:05:16.180You know, things that aren't just subsidy machines, namely oil sands.
00:05:22.540And so this is what Stephen Gilboa had to say about Suncor.
00:05:25.600To see the leader of a great Canadian company say that he basically disengaged from climate change and sustainability, that he's going to focus on short-term profits, it's all the wrong answers.
00:05:36.800If I was convinced before that what we needed to do was regulate, I'm even more convinced now.
00:05:42.600So he has convinced himself even more that he is right. That is a sign of a good liberal.
00:05:50.600So he is confounded that a for-profit company is prioritizing making a profit, something that Mr. Guilbeau and the overwhelming majority of liberal cabinet ministers have never actually had to do at any point in their lives.
00:06:07.280He's confounded that they would actually try to make a profit and focus on the profitable parts of their business.
00:06:15.300But yeah, he did that where he's out in China with the China Council for International Cooperation on Environment and Development, where he is the co-chair.
00:06:25.080And just for clarity, that is an actual organ of the Chinese government and Communist Party.
00:06:30.740This is not an international organization where China is just there.
00:06:37.280Organization. I don't think anything of any of this is really surprising. The liberals have a really creepy soft spot for the Chinese Communist Party. So soft that the Chinese Communist Party is seeing it as advantageous to aid them in interfering in elections.0.60
00:06:53.580But, I don't know, is there anything unusual about Gilbo doing this overseas while in China, meeting with the Chinese Communist Party, the biggest polluter on the planet, whose carbon neutrality goals are 2060, and he has apparently not said anything about.
00:07:13.920Is the circumstance of this a little out for Gilbo?
00:07:17.560Of course it is. I mean, you pretty much said it all, Derek. It's an outrageous situation. It's outrageous that the man occupies a post in another government. It's one thing to be a member of an international organization. It's another to actually be part of another government. It happens to be China. It wouldn't be any better if it was Monaco.
00:07:41.580So, you know, you just don't, it means split.
00:07:45.740Loyalty is always the perception of shredded interests.
00:08:07.900Well, look, you know, we're going to get to Charlie Angus later.
00:08:11.580The man is obviously single-minded, obsessive about his chosen passion, which is climate change, and nothing else matters to him.
00:08:26.920A senior politician, an environment minister is senior, a senior politician needs to be able to operate across the spectrum.
00:08:35.880he can think of nothing else. And go over there and chastise a Canadian company on from foreign
00:08:42.440soil is the height of disloyalty. You don't do that sort of thing. You just keep that within
00:08:48.360the family. There it is. He's nuts. Corey, I mean, I mean, him, Gilbo not saying anything,
00:08:56.920at least that we know of so far about China's genuinely appalling environmental record.
00:09:03.400um you know even if you are on the the climate train uh 2060 is a less ambitious goal than
00:09:11.460even alberta we're saying 2050 china's saying 2060 whatever potato potato but you know less
00:09:18.980ambitious than even alberta's goal um do you think are canadians going to see this um
00:09:28.640in anything other than just Gilbo cares about environment is that going to be kind of the main headline coming out of this or is the fact that he's attacking a Canadian company for having the audacity to focus on profit, which they're have a fiduciary duty to do.
00:09:45.640Do you think this is going to be anything beyond just the regular headlines of Gilbo, Headset Company?
00:09:54.440Does it add to it substantively from average Canadians to think that he's doing this while operating as an arm of the Chinese Communist Party as a part of the China Council for International Cooperation on Environment and Development?
00:10:07.720I think just the fact that he was sitting on that panel alone, I mean, that already made headlines when it was found that he was going to it.
00:10:13.800And that kind of hit across the country.
00:10:15.640As far as his fight with Suncor, I think that's just going to be more regional, and he knows it.
00:10:19.800It's going to infuriate us in the West. They don't care. If anything, it's advantageous to them.
00:10:25.080And it shows a difference in attitude. I mean, that's why he's so mortified with Suncor.
00:10:29.800Companies like Suncor were put in the corner. What they're saying is we've gotten no benefit,
00:10:34.760no thank yous, nothing for this virtue signaling we've done for years. We've tried to play by your
00:10:39.000rules. We try carbon capture. We buy into the renewables, and still you keep moving the goal
00:10:44.520posts and saying you're going to shut us down well to heck with you we're going to focus on0.71
00:10:48.680you know with selling oil that's what we do and then we're not going to apologize for it anymore
00:10:53.520and uh I think it's just the beginnings of a bigger showdown though it is notable because
00:10:58.420Suncor I've kind of chuckled at Suncor for a while is like they've trying to be such a boy scout
00:11:05.200they've been sucking up to Ottawa and look what it got them yeah they've you know they uh could
00:11:11.600be wrong, but I'm 90% sure they even went along with Rachel Notley's carbon taxes. They thought
00:11:16.440it would buy them social license. They knew it was dumb policy, wouldn't do anything for the
00:11:19.380environment, would hurt the bottom line, but hey, whatever, maybe some people will like us for it.
00:11:25.240They've gone along with a lot of this stuff. Somebody's probably gone along a little less
00:11:29.800with them historically is Alberta Premier Danielle Smith. She had some words today. I'm
00:11:34.780going to just quote at length from her statement. Stephen Gilbo has once again shown his utter
00:11:39.320contempt for Alberta, our economy and how our energy and our energy workers. While advising the
00:11:44.860Chinese Communist Party about its environmental policies, Minister Gilbo stated that due to an
00:11:49.780Alberta oil and gas company's decision to focus on oil and gas production, he has increased his
00:11:53.980resolve to introduce an emissions capital effectively for his companies to cap their oil and gas
00:11:57.860production. Minister Gilbo's comments are a continuation of his provocative verbal attack
00:12:02.840attacks on Alberta's energy sector, the most environmentally responsible and ethical energy
00:12:07.480energy producing jurisdiction in the world. His involvement in China Council for International
00:12:13.180Cooperation Environment Development has turned, has him turning a blind eye to China's environmental
00:12:18.260record while they add the equivalent of two new coal emission plants every week.
00:12:26.120It should continue from there, but I think we get the point.
00:12:29.560I think it's maybe a gift for Alberta that Gilboa has done this. I think it gives some political cover for Smith to fight harder that he's operating as an organ of the Chinese Communist Party.
00:12:43.560He is turning a blind eye to their environmental record, which is, I mean, even if you're not a greeny global warming alarmist, China is still bad.0.85
00:12:54.700I mean, if you just care about the environment, you look at China, holy crap, turning a total blind eye to them as an organ of the Chinese Communist Party.
00:13:03.660And while he's freaking there, operating in that position, coming after Alberta, I think this provides political cover to Smith and the Alberta government and Saskatchewan by extension to push back.
00:13:18.700Oh, of course it does. This is absolutely a gift. Even people who were lukewarm about
00:13:26.460Danielle Smith see that and they see hypocrisy. The only other thing that's interesting about it
00:13:32.620is that it comes the day after we had almost lost power. This just fortifies Danielle Smith's point
00:13:43.580that if you have a stage three alert, because what?
00:13:47.680Because the wind is not blowing and the power is not coming
00:13:51.220and you have to kick him with the natural gas
00:13:53.160so that people can just keep the lights on,
00:14:14.900Well, speaking of blaming strange parties, let's turn now to federal NDP MP, a very long time MP, Charlie Angus.
00:14:25.360So he's MP for Timmons, James Bay in Ontario.
00:14:28.720So he was responding to a tweet from Pierre Polyev about Alberta resident Sheila Annette Lewis, who passed away because she was denied a transplant over her COVID vaccination status.
00:14:47.760What he said was, disinformation and conspiracy costs lives.
00:14:52.520That was his reply, his little missive on Twitter as it happens.
00:14:58.720He said, it's appalling that Polyev continues to fan the flame of anti-vax conspiracy.
00:15:04.600The fact that he is cheering on a candidate who was kicked out of Doug Ford's caucus is telling he is promoting a party of extremism.
00:15:10.680He's referring to Roman Babber, who is now a federal conservative candidate who was kicked out of Doug Ford's PC caucus in Ontario for not going along with lockdowns and mandates.
00:15:20.640We did a story on that, just a straight news story that here's what Angus says about Polyev.
00:15:26.940And Charlie Angus then retweets our story and says, and actually that story was called Charlie Angus blames disinformation for death of woman denied organ transplant because she refused to get vaccinated.
00:15:40.680And he says, yup, right-winged disinformation is toxic and tragic.
00:15:45.980So I guess the Western Standard, the few other remaining independent media in Canada, and Pierre Polyev are responsible for the death of Sheila Lewis.
00:15:59.640I guess because we told her not to take a vaccine.
00:16:04.580I don't think we were ever that specific.
00:16:06.320I have never told anyone ever not to get vaccinated.
00:16:08.900I don't think the Western Standard has ever said not to get vaccinated.
00:16:12.100We have taken a hardline position on your right to decide if you get vaccinated or not, that this is a personal medical decision.
00:16:21.400We've reported on adverse effects from vaccination, and people can make up their own minds if the risk reward is the right balance for them.
00:16:28.780But, I mean, we've been adamant that we don't tell people what personal medical decisions to take here.
00:16:35.120uh me thinks cory that charlie angus saw this story and it's gnawing at his conscious that
00:16:45.980the lockdowners and the mandate politicians they killed sheila lewis they killed her her blood is0.99
00:16:54.720on their hands because this is their policy and they know it but you know it's hard to admit that
00:17:00.620kind of thing to yourself because everyone thinks that they're a good person you have to morally
00:17:03.600justify your own existence. I think he's just lashing out because he probably has a guilty
00:17:11.620conscience that a policy he supports killed an innocent woman. Well, yeah, I mean, you should1.00
00:17:16.760look at whether you agree with the vaccinations or not, realizing just how deep seated the terror
00:17:22.040of the vaccination was for her when it turned out she would literally rather die of organ failure
00:17:27.600than get the vaccination. And it's really unfortunate, but it says so much about the
00:17:32.640state. Well, she was willing to take the risk of dying of organ failure. Well, in the end, she died.
00:17:36.960I don't know if she knew she would die. Well, she'd had a number ticking. They told her,
00:17:40.000if you don't get that transplant, you're going to die. And likewise, we've got a system so
00:17:45.220intractable and so stubborn that would say, we are going to let her die of organ failure1.00
00:17:48.920before allowing her to get that while unvaccinated. It was just a completely tragic end that never
00:17:57.300needed to happen. It was a standoff, I think a point of principle almost on the part of both
00:18:08.320I think, yeah, everybody wants to point the other way to feel that perhaps they're, you know, played no part or weren't complicit in any sort of way.
00:18:15.000And Angus is lashing out a bit that way.
00:18:17.880And kind of as implied before, too, Angus just doesn't think and opens his mouth.
00:18:22.440I mean, he's not the most, we seem to have a theme today with politicians who really aren't the most stable or sane or rational.
00:18:30.080and he fits the irrational description.
00:18:32.900Nigel, you had a really good column on this, I think, yesterday.
00:18:38.260And there is some context to provide in this.
00:18:42.240It is longstanding policy that other health factors, including vaccination status,
00:18:50.360can play a role in eligibility for high priority in getting an organ transplant.
00:18:56.400because when you get an organ transplant, you know, I've had members of my family who have
00:19:00.720received kidneys and things like that. You're put on immunosuppressants so that your body will
00:19:06.500accept the new tissue. It's traumatic to the body. It's a foreign object. Even if you're compatible,
00:19:12.960the body still tries to reject it and fight it. So you're put on immunosuppressants. You're more
00:19:16.700likely to accept it. And immunocompromised people are much more likely to get sick and die,
00:19:22.280including of COVID. So there's been requirements before that, you know, you have to be vaccinated
00:19:30.160for like polio and things like that. But this vaccine is a bit different, especially at the
00:19:36.600time. It was still quite experimental at that time. And I think you explained very well in your
00:19:41.240call it? Yes. The thing with Ms. Lewis was that she was concerned that, first of all, it wasn't
00:19:54.800a vaccine in the sense that a smallpox vaccine is a vaccine. It's a different product, operates
00:20:00.680in a different way, and actually had to be redefined as a vaccine by the Center for Disease
00:20:06.380control in the united states in order for it to be commonly accepted and so that they could say
00:20:11.340get vaccinated they had to declare something that was not a vaccine in the understood sense
00:20:17.260of the word to be a vaccine in the sense that they wanted you to understand so there's a propaganda
00:20:22.540element in this before she even enters center stage the second part of it was that you know
00:20:30.460it wasn't the western standard that was advising her it was physicians of her own choosing and she
00:20:36.460had advice from a number of people who said look don't take this thing it's probably not going to
00:20:42.620be good for you are you going to say that those physicians were battling disinformation i suppose
00:20:50.060mr angus might obviously it's something different from the official line therefore it must be
00:20:56.460disinformation in the eyes of people who work in government. But people in good faith advised her
00:21:02.220not to take it. And one of the reasons that they gave her was that she had already beaten COVID
00:21:09.500twice. Yeah, that's an important piece of context. So she already had natural immunity. She had it
00:21:15.660twice and beat it. That's right. And I think it's one of the vicious ironies of this whole story
00:22:53.480It reminds me of that meme going around, though, of a protest with a bunch of protesters against a police line and saying, you know, protesters demanding more government.
00:23:03.900And this girl's getting a face full of pepper spray from the cop.1.00
00:29:49.180But he did spend five weeks, five uncomfortable weeks in jail.
00:29:55.600and that should never have happened well and he should i think the government owes him compensation
00:30:00.320for that he's an innocent man who spent five weeks in jail when we jail people who are innocent the
00:30:06.960government has to pay i think the government owes this guy money compensation and a full pardon
00:30:11.520well he doesn't need a pardon because he was acquitted well never like it never happened yeah
00:30:16.400no and you know the trouble is the government i'm actually surprised it was a kenny government i know
00:30:22.800we've had our differences with Mr. Kenney, but I'm still surprised because I know that he is
00:30:28.560strong in his faith, but governments think church is a hobby. They do not realize that for those
00:30:36.480people who have faith, it is central to who they are. We hear a lot about identity politics these
00:30:42.160days, and your sexual orientation is central to who you are, or some other characteristic is
00:30:49.440absolutely, you know, unviolable. Do you believe in God? Well, that's not central to who you are.
00:30:55.840Shut your church. You don't need to go to church. Like, where's that mentality come from? It is
00:31:00.000surprising that came from Kenny, because I don't think his faith is a hobby to him. I think he
00:31:04.880does take it very seriously. I think it is central to who he is. Absolutely. He, I guess,
00:31:10.800either, you know, we talked about this a lot at the time it was happened. He either believed,
00:31:16.080I think seriously that he had to do this because it was such an emergency that we had to shut down these churches, we had to barricade these rebels, we had to arrest these pastors because they were such a threat to public safety and possibly to government authority.
00:31:32.720Or on the other side, the politician got the better of him and he saw it as good politics.
00:31:39.720That maybe arresting these pastors would win him support with centrist voters who are maybe a bit more deferential to the authority of the state to impose these kinds of measures.
00:31:50.720I don't think Kenny ever saw it as a church as a hobby.
00:31:56.720hobby. I don't think he saw it that way. But either he probably believed in his heart that
00:32:01.680it was so important that we had to jail these pastors, we had to shut down these churches
00:32:05.520to preserve public health and public order, or it was just good politics.
00:32:10.400To me, it was exquisitely precise. I think it was Alberta Health who actually moved in on
00:32:14.960the orders of the Alberta government, though. They were doing this under the authority
00:32:18.240of decisions made by the cabinet. And that's what the Ingram decision came down to, is
00:32:23.280The decisions were ordered by the cabinet and not by Henshaw.
00:32:27.140The thing is, you couldn't go to church, but you could go to a restaurant.
00:32:32.260Other way around in B.C., by the way, they closed the restaurants down.
00:32:38.620But, I mean, when you look for consistency and logic in all of this mess, it's so hard to find it.
00:32:45.820How can that be a consistent policy that's fine, this is not?
00:32:49.520And I thought that, you know, I mean, I was a strong supporter of Kenny when he was on his way in and up.
00:32:54.360And I'd always heard of him as being a strong supporter outside of the faith aspect of civil liberties.
00:32:58.840I mean, you don't get much more faithless than I.
00:33:00.860And I strongly understand the incredible importance, though, of the preservation of the right to practice and gather to take part in your religion.
00:33:10.400It's an absolute right that must be protected, violated only at the most extreme of last resorts.
00:33:16.460And so I was just as horrified watching them fence in a church and keeping people away from their social gathering and their faith as anybody should be.
00:34:16.000There's a couple of fellows, they really succumbed to alcoholism because, I mean, whereas they'd have one or two at the bar, now that they had no outlet, stayed in their homes and just drank themselves out.
00:34:26.620Like, it's important to people to have their social gathering, the people with them, whether it's through faith or through all these other outlets.
00:34:34.820His bar that he owned in Prittis was effectively the local church.
00:34:39.260Well, to some people in a sense, I'm just meaning it's people underestimate the damage done when you shut people away from their social outlets.
00:34:47.180We won't get into it, but also of note, Pastor Hildebrandt in Ontario.
00:34:52.920Now, they didn't have the Ingram decision there that just nullified everything because it's Ontario, different.
00:35:00.700But he, the government dropped all charges but one, and he ended up pleading guilty to one.
00:35:07.260ended up paying a big fine. But he got most things let off on him, and he was a very strong
00:35:13.220refusenik there as well. But unfortunately, there's going to be less justice done in Ontario
00:35:18.380than in Alberta, because here, our government was dumb enough to not follow its own rules,
00:35:22.520and who actually signs off on the orders. So thank you. We've talked about this previously
00:35:27.760with, like, you know, the new heritage minister. Pebble Rodriguez was, no, no, no, no, on public
00:35:35.640safety. Where I kind of like, when you have a bad government, I kind of prefer them to be
00:35:41.160incompetent than smart, because you can get a, they're less effective in oppressing you when
00:35:46.260they're incompetent. And Alberta's government was incompetent enough that they didn't do the
00:35:50.160paperwork right, which nullified all their own mandates post facto. So, unfortunately,
00:35:57.180Ontario seems to have actually crossed the T's and dotted the I's a little more, and so less
00:36:02.060justice to be done for the refuse next there. Okay. So I think just yesterday, we had the English River First Nation chief, their chief, Jenny Wolverine. Cool.
00:36:19.960That's cool. Jenny Wolverine said that they've used ground penetrating radar and have uncovered 93 or identified 93 potential unmarked graves, 79 suspected to be children, and another, I think, nine suspected to be nine or so, 14, sorry, expected to be infants.
00:36:44.960And her statement was very interesting. Let me read this.
00:36:49.960We need to pool our resources, First Nations and Métis to continue.1.00
00:36:55.960We need Canada and Saskatchewan to step up, acknowledge and provide meaningful resources that meet physical, emotional, mental and spiritual needs of survivors and addresses the Internet generational impacts to families.
00:37:08.960Now, maybe I missed it, but what I'm seeing here is asking for money to deal with the trauma of these anomalies that she calls them our graves.
00:37:23.840No call to get to the bottom of this and get the facts.
00:37:28.060No call to do a gentle and respectful excavation of the site to see if these are in fact graves.
00:37:36.660And if they are graves, to do the proper, I don't know what you call it, but the proper forensic work to see if there is any evidence of foul play in any of the corpses that could potentially be recovered.
00:37:54.380I didn't hear any of that. Not, let's get to the bottom of it, let's get to the facts, and if the facts show that this was foul play, and these are in fact mass graves or unmarked graves of people who died wrongfully, then we need to take steps for some kind of post-generational justice.
00:38:12.780That, I would have said, amen sister, I'm with you, we can do that. But instead, what I heard was, give me money.
00:38:20.480Well, you know, three times they've excavated GPR anomalies now in three different locations where they suspected these bodies, and not a one has been found yet.
00:38:30.340If they were serious, and again, I'm getting more blunt about it with Kamloops because I've been waiting since, you know, that was the one that set it all off.
00:38:37.420Apparently 200 children buried, and still not a teaspoonful of dirt has been moved to follow up on that.
00:38:44.520I hate to say it, but I think a lot of the activists are pretty confident that there's no bodies down there.
00:38:49.020and the show will be over if they actually excavate.
00:38:52.380If they cared, they would want excavation
00:39:42.940I'm sure there are bodies around some of these places
00:39:46.100They had cemeteries. These places were very often isolated in the middle of nowhere.
00:39:50.620People died. Tuberculosis was rampant in these places.
00:39:55.420This particular location, the English River one, had a fire that apparently killed quite a few people, 20s or something a long time ago.
00:40:07.740And I actually do believe, because these were very often terrible places,
00:40:14.060I do believe there probably were some people who were killed, like by beating or something, but hardly any kind of genocide-level extermination taking place here.
00:40:28.460But I'm sure there were people who died in foul play at these places, almost certainly.
00:40:34.240But even if they find bodies, we then have to do the proper work to see if there was foul play involved.
00:40:40.240And I know it's a long time and the evidence decays with time, but there just hasn't been a shred of evidence of genocide yet.
00:43:53.300And the fact that they aren't doing that again tells me they got a feeling there aren't any remains either.
00:43:57.820Before we wrap up, I want to go back to, you know, following Kamloops.
00:44:02.560There was, I think also in Saskatchewan, Cowessus, and the chief there, you know, they had suspected graves.
00:44:10.900And I'm not sure where it's gone from there, but I do remember the chief used careful and precise language.
00:44:18.460Suspected or possible, I'm not saying it is.
00:44:22.140I think calling for further investing, you know, ask for money to investigate. That kind of ask for money, I think, is eminently reasonable. I think that is absolutely the duty of the federal government to step up and provide.
00:44:35.120Let's investigate, 100%. But then the press didn't actually use his language. They just threw it right into the Kamloops narrative of found mass graves, genocide. Took it right out of his mouth. Didn't listen to the words he actually used. And I'm not sure what's come from it yet. I know we still have got no bodies, but I'm not sure if an excavation or exhumation has taken place there or not.
00:45:03.320Oh, if it had been done and finished already, I suspect we'd know the outcome, but it may be in process.
00:45:08.140But I remember just that chief, I want to recognize using intelligent and precise language and not just a plea saying nothing.
00:45:18.140Oh, we don't need any evidence, but just give us money.
00:45:20.580Well, the chief here, Chief Jenny Wolverine, no, no saying let's get to the bottom of this, just money up.
00:45:30.340And that's not going to do credit to any potential victims that might actually exist out there.
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00:46:11.500Here's an update on commodity prices in Lethbridge for today.