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Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland didn’t hang around long during Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s long-winded announcement that he was dropping the… → Read More
It appears the contraband tobacco smuggling routes in the Akwesasne Mohawk Territory on Cornwall Island are being used to smuggle humans. → Read More
After botched messaging from the federal government wreaked havoc among the transport community, the banishment of unvaxxed truckers which went into effect… → Read More
Nothing could be finer in the lead-up to Christmas than to see environmental activist David Suzuki and his bags full of money getting slammed with both a… → Read More
Recent survey paints a troubling picture of Americans increasingly becoming unhinged from reality → Read More
When Prime Minister Justin Trudeau lied about his itinerary and then jetted off with his family to surf in Tofino, B.C., on the inaugural National Day of Truth… → Read More
The PM's wife signs her name on the campaign mailer with a swoosh flourish, complete with a kid-like miniature sketch of the sun at the end → Read More
The Liberals tried their best to keep former PMO political adviser, Elder Marques, from testifying before the House Defence Committee. → Read More
When the pandemic eventually gets its big rethink, it is hoped the global initial response to the viral outbreak will be seen as largely successful, even when its apparent shortcomings are exposed. → Read More
The fires in America are largely out, and the monied elites of Hollywood purportedly are posting bail for the thugs who were arrested. The Trump base, meanwhile, was putting out fundraising emails to celebrate that Saturday marked 150 days until November’s presidential election. Overnight, the anti-black racism movement finally took hold. As an older white […] → Read More
The fires in America are largely out, and the monied elites of Hollywood purportedly are posting bail for the thugs who were arrested.The Trump base, meanwhile, was putting out fundraising emails to celebrate that Saturday marked 150 days until November’s presidential election. → Read More
As our collective governments extend our self-isolation by at least another month, we need to re-group, proportion our anger, and then move on.It will be a challenge. → Read More
In the Twitter world stalked relentlessly by journalists, there was a significant flap over the weekend when the esteemed CBC foreign correspondent, Neil Macdonald, now retired, posted that CBC jobs were wholly dependent upon keeping the Liberals happy.The I-told-you-so crowd was elated, of course. → Read More
With COVID-19 relentlessly stalking us, diminished health-care funding by the federal government, and the provinces’ subsequent cuts in response, will be in the public’s crosshairs if something goes horribly wrong. So far, so good. Touch wood. In November, however, there were large rallies at Queen’s Park—mostly union-led—to protest Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s proposed “reckless” cuts […] → Read More
Voter turnout in the 2015 election, which gave us the Pied Piper of Justin Trudeau leading the Liberals as if spellbound children, was the highest since 1993. → Read More
The latest fantasy among the Trudeau Liberals is their electoral promise to spend a piddly $6 billion over four years to improve access to a family doctor as well as mental health services.It’s truly laughable. → Read More
There is no question the federal election debate on Oct. 7 — the first which the blackface-tarnished Justin Trudeau will anoint with his presence — will largely be about race.It is unavoidable.None of us can unsee what we recently saw. → Read More
It was a brutally miserable day in Ottawa — cold, freezing rain predicted, school buses cancelled — and therefore an apt setting to gather on Parliament Hill to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the barbaric rape and murder of an eight-year-old girl and protest a broken justice system. → Read More
It was a brutally miserable day in Ottawa — cold, freezing rain predicted, school buses cancelled — and therefore an apt setting to gather on Parliament Hill to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the barbaric rape and murder of an eight-year-old girl and protest a broken justice system. → Read More
When Finance Minister Bill Morneau tabled his final budget before October’s federal election, it was supposed to be the white horse that the Trudeau Liberals would ride to certain victory.Thus far it has been lost in distraction, all but unnoticed. → Read More