In case you missed it, here is a thread with the appearances of @EylonALevy and @EVKontorovich appearing at Canada's Parliamentary Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Development.

Start with Professor Kontorovich's opening statement

1/5 And the opening statement by @EylonALevy at Canada's Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Development

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Passover starts in a week and a half. Maybe add this to your seder (translation):

May it be the will of our Father in Heaven,
Who brought His people Israel out from the suffering of Egypt,
that He bless and save our abducted brothers and sisters,
bound with iron chains.

1/4 May He strengthen their souls and faith,
Protect them from all harm and disease,
Have mercy on His sons and daughters awaiting His salvation,
Nullify all cruel decrees from upon them.

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Normally, I would keep clear of the controversy about @AmiraElghawaby's appointment as Canada’s Special Representative on Combatting Islamophobia, but I think there is an unfortunate overlap with the #LaithMarouf debacle, which gives me a modicum of authority to weigh in

1/13 Apparently, @CdnHeritage does not have access to internet search engines, which should concern all those watching the various pieces of Digital legislation passing through Parliament. But I digress.

I'll focus this thread on the charge of @AmiraElghawaby being anti-Quebec

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There's been lots of chatter about the negotiated "off-tariff" wholesale services agreement between @Rogers & @Videotron

@TeksavvyBuzz filed a #CRTC Part 1 complaint that includes a section on these rates, as well as rates being charged by @Bell to @EBOX_CA

Some thoughts

1/6 The Teksavvy complaint can be found here: teksavvy.com/wp-content/upl…

As Teksavvy acknowledges, negotiated agreements have been permitted since 2008. In 2012, #CRTC updated filing requirements to simply a summary of general details for review

crtc.gc.ca/eng/archive/20…
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