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Ezra Levant: Is Calgary racist? PLUS Bill 6 and carbon taxes
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December 5, 2015
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Reports that anti-Muslim graffiti has appeared in Calgary has many concerned. Ezra Levant of TheRebel.media puts this "hate crime" in perspective. He notes that the local authorities seem pretty selective about which kind of "racism" they take seriously. He also points out that many reports of "racism" turn out to be hoaxes.
Ezra talks to Alison Clapton who owns an educational equestrian centre in Alberta. She talks about how the NDP's farm-unionization law, Bill 6, will hurt her business and her family's way of life.
Then he's joined by Glen Schmidt, the CEO of Laricina Energy, to talk about Alberta's carbon tax. Reports indicate that there were secret negotiations between oil industry tycoons and environmental lobbyists to fashion this law in their own favour.
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