These efforts are vital to ensuring that biosecurity and biosafety systems are in place to support emergency responses when the need arises, leveraging CEPI’s existing networks of R&D and manufacturing partnerships to build resilience.

Thanks for all you guys do.

QATAR has been linked to Trump family business deals — from luxury golf resorts to a $400 million Boeing jet offer. The same Qatar that cozied up to Jared Kushner during his White House tenure, while Kushner’s firm later received a $2 billion investment from the Saudis. Coincidence? Or a pattern?

If this were happening to Canadians in Beijing or Tehran, would we still be ‘monitoring’? Or would we be calling ambassadors, issuing travel advisories, and demanding accountability at the UN?

The real question isn’t what the government should do—it’s why it’s doing so little

Start with the bare minimum: stop hiding behind euphemisms like ‘monitoring.’ That’s PR-speak for inaction. When citizens are unlawfully detained by a foreign military, a democratic government doesn’t monitor—it demands. It condemns. It intervenes diplomatically, publicly, and unapologetically.

And all the while, the same Prime Minister who lectures the world about a rules-based order cannot seem to find his own spine when the rules are broken against his own people.

We are told that consular services are being “offered.”
That’s bureaucratese for a welfare call.

It’s the language of paperwork — not principle.

Premier Hogan at least remembered what leadership looks like — showing up for his people. Ottawa, meanwhile, seems to be waiting for a poll to tell them how much outrage is politically safe.

THIS! 💯