Elizabeth Marshall

Dec 12, 2024 | canadafreepress.com | Elizabeth Marshall

Seems JT and the PMO just, either, can’t control themselves or they want to use that “poking of the bear” for the big “election excuse” that the economy isn’t JT, et al, fault, it’s the Trump Tariffs… Elizabeth Marshall ——Bio and Archives--December 12, 2024Cover Story | CFP Comments | Reader Friendly | Subscribe | Email Us You know you have to hand it to the Prime Minister’s staff for coming up with this latest attempt to shift the blame from this Liberal government, to Trump.

Dec 10, 2024 | canadafreepress.com | Elizabeth Marshall

Guess those small businesses are looking a little more important, now, don’t they, considering they are the canary in the mine for everyone else when it comes to this government and the UN/China dictates… Elizabeth Marshall ——Bio and Archives--December 10, 2024Cover Story | CFP Comments | Reader Friendly | Subscribe | Email Us Wow, 26 days since the postal workers went out on strike.[1] But why won’t the government order them back to work, as “essential services”?

Nov 27, 2024 | canadafreepress.com | Elizabeth Marshall

is Canada a “car wreck write-off”? It seems so, for now, and only with an election will there, perhaps, be a sliver of hope to save our Country…at home and on the world stage… By Elizabeth Marshall ——Bio and Archives--November 26, 2024Cover Story | CFP Comments | Reader Friendly | Subscribe | Email Us You know, it seems, our federal government wants to completely annihilate any chance of fiscal prosperity and growth; security and health, for Canadians.

Nov 8, 2024 | blbrd.cm | Robert Levine |Kristin Robinson |Kerry Doole |Elizabeth Marshall

The sweeping electoral victory of Donald Trump will change the U.S. government, and the country itself, in ways that no one can yet predict. So far, though, it appears that the music industry will not be affected as dramatically as other businesses. “I don’t think there will be that much of a change,” said a senior executive at one of the major labels. Partly that’s because music, and copyright, are no longer the hot-button issues they were a decade ago.

Nov 8, 2024 | blbrd.cm | Kerry Doole |Elizabeth Marshall |Richard Smirke |Chris Eggertsen

After 18 years on Canadian airwaves, MTV Canada is preparing to go off the air on Dec. 31. The decision to shutter the specialty channel was confirmed by Bell Media, with a company spokesperson citing “changing audiences” on specialty TV as the reason for the closure. MTV Canada launched in 2006 as part of the CTV network, and the channel offered viewers a Canadianized version of the MTV brand, one that has had a huge international impact.