Q: Health scientists took affidavits so they could talk
A headline in the local paper stated that the Health Canada scientists, who you had mentioned earlier in your speech had taken affidavits in order to be able to talk, had been gagged by the department over their protest and will likely be under gag order for the rest of their careers, despite a Senate promise to keep an eye on Health Canada's management problems.
A: Yes
Q: The sender did not claim to accept cash
Some of the emails had the subject line, "Think Twice." They were sent from a spoofed email address. The sender claimed to have had an associate plant a small bomb in the recipient's building and said the only way to stop him from setting it off was by making an online payment of $20,000 in bitcoin.
A: Yes
Q: Education is not a federal jurisdiction.
When he approached Mr. Landry, did the Prime Minister tell him that this intervention in the field of education was raising hackles in Quebec and that everyone involved-students, the academic community and federalists and sovereignists alike-strongly opposed the federal government's intrusion into an area of provincial jurisdiction?
A: Yes
Q: The grapes he bought were more expensive the second time around.
Grapes<br>Henry bought a huge bag of grapes. He wondered how he would eat them all. He decided he would juice them instead. He shared his juice with his wife. He went and bought more grapes.
A:
It's impossible to say