Did Canadian media bury the details to save face for the Trudeau family?
October 5, 2021
Although media has never positioned it as such, the family of ex-Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau are the Canadian equivalent to the British Royal Family, as well as the Kennedy family of the United States.
The rumours and scandals surrounding the Trudeau family are something to behold. Or it would be– if Canadian media didn’t buried the evidence.
A glaring example is found in second son Alexandre Trudeau’s dedication to communist regimes such as Cuba and China. As far as deceased brother Michel Trudeau is concerned, he didn’t live long enough to flower into a communist sympathizer like the others.
At the time of his death, Canadian media published a story claiming Michel Trudeau died in a “freak avalanche” while skiing in the Rocky Mountains.
Here is what media did not report:
The death of Michel Trudeau, on Friday the 13th in November, 1998, occurred due to a freak accident in the Rocky Mountains at a time of the year when snow packs rarely, if ever occur. An avalanche in the month of November is an unlikely event because snowpacks have not built up sufficiently to create the conditions when avalanches naturally occur.
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I started my first radio job in the Kootenays in January 1999. I recall talking to the owner of a wilderness store in Nelson about Michel Trudeau, and he doubted the avalanche part of the story as well. He thinks that Michel may have slipped and fell off/down the mountain, but an avalanche occurring at that time of the year was extremely unlikely.