We sure were lucky to get this new Governor.
Think food inflation in Canada is high? You haven’t seen anything yet.
New food inflation data will be released Tuesday, February 17. Early signals suggest January’s rate could come in around 6.2% — a significant acceleration.
Meanwhile, in the United States, despite tariff pressures and ongoing trade tensions, food inflation eased to 2.9%, down from 3.1% in January.
That gap matters.
Master and Negotiator.
China will make a fair and final ruling on Canadian Canola, the Chinese commerce ministry said on Thursday, adding that its anti-dumping probe into the oilseed has been extended to March 9. The extension is due to the “complexity” of the case, He Yadong, a ministry spokesperson, told a regular news conference.
Marco Rubio recently spoke at an annual event.
Based on current polling, and countless conversations I’ve had, is it inaccurate to assume that the vast majority of Canadians and American Democrats completely disagree with him … and yet these same people don’t even know why. Such is the Life of a mindless NPC.
Related: Some say the Deep State Plan has now collapsed.
Anita Krishna is an independent Vancouver-based journalist who worked for Global News and other legacy news outlets for over two decades. She pushed back against the Covid narrative and was fired on January 18, 2022.
In this video, she reviews recent commentary by Asmongold about Canadians being weak. More accurately, both of them point out the obvious: The majority of Canadians and the majority of American Democrats are weak and exceptionally ignorant. Are the two traits related? You decide.
He uses up a lot of words to say, “Yes, just like China.”
The Minister of Canadian Heritage says the CBC should promote “social cohesion,” a phrase frequently used by communist China.
Today, I asked him to define it. What followed was rambling, vague talking points and zero clarity.
If you can’t explain it, maybe you shouldn’t be… pic.twitter.com/LLlEOqyBKg
— Rachael Thomas (@RachaelThomasAB) February 12, 2026
Brian Lilley wrote a simple editorial stating the obvious: Both John-Paul Danko and Mark Carney should issue a public apology to Jamil Jivani.
The comments on the webpage, plus on Facebook, were both predictable and sad. The elbows up crowd didn’t disappoint with their usual TDS-powered drivel.
Thought experiment: If left-leaning Canadians were asked whether the Carney government should start treating their biggest customer with respect or seriously risk a disastrous outcome for the Canadian economy, would a vast majority of them respond with some version of Orange Man Bad? In other words, burn it all down in Canada, because we’re the righteous few fighting modern day Nazis. Are they REALLY willing to go all the way to economic disaster?!?
Dear Albertans,
A Liberal MP allegedly just called a Conservative MP a Nazi/Hitler sympathizer simply because he went down to meet the Trump Administration to try to help Canada.
What do you think they’re going to do/say to you as your Independence Movement goes forward?!
As the foreign interference inquiry found:
“The People’s Republic of China (PRC) targets members of Chinese Canadian diaspora communities for the purposes of repression, influence and forced return of targeted individuals to the PRC.
“It deploys a wide range of tradecraft to carry out its activities, one of which is to use a person’s family and friends living in the PRC as leverage against them.
“The PRC uses its diplomatic missions, PRC international students, community organizations and private individuals, among others, to carry out its transnational repression activities.”
Given that, why does the recent trade deal between Canada and China lifting some tariffs on EVs, canola and other products include a joint statement to strengthen law enforcement cooperation between us in the name of “public safety and security”?
Related good point.
Kevin O’Leary- Canada Is in a Squeeze
@junonewscom: Nearly 8,000 senior public servants pocketed $146M in bonuses last year as jobs were being cut over management failures.
Why spend $6 million to lecture people on how to be more productive? Will this “partnership” take a look at the productivity destroying structure of supply mismanagement, or how Dougie Ford’s embargo on Crown Royal has much the same effect? I somehow doubt it.
The federal government has announced a $6 million grant aimed at improving Canada’s economic productivity through a cross-country research partnership.
The funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada is to be spread out over 15 years.
Carney’s travel expenses (not all of them) in the first year… Cost of in-flight catering…
Another major world leader elected on the issue of migration.
Japan’s ruling party, led by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, is set to seal a decisive win in Sunday’s snap election, exit polls suggest.[…]
Some called the snap election a big gamble after the LDP lost its majority in both houses of parliament, and its decades-old coalition with the Komeito party had collapsed.
But Takaichi’s personal popularity appears to have helped the party, with approval ratings for her government mostly hovering above 70%.
The LDP is projected to win 274 of 465 seats in the House of Representatives, according to a poll by broadcaster NHK.
While Canada remains in our support role of cautionary tale.
National Post- New Liberal ‘inclusion’ council heralds more division
The federal strategy on culture involves discriminating against Canadians and delegitimizing their history.
Statistics Canada reported the country lost 25,000 jobs in January, with the “decrease” in unemployment driven by Canadians giving up and dropping out of the labour market altogether.
Imagine how much grief and wanton waste might have been avoided had the Masters Of The Universe simply listened to little old me.
Stellantis NV shares crashed the most on record in European trading after the automaker disclosed a 22-billion-euro (about $25 billion) charge tied to its failed EV strategy.
Management framed the charge as the cost of misreading the slope of EV adoption, effectively building a product and investment plan around an “energy transition” timeline that outpaced customers’ budgets.
“The reset we have announced today is part of the decisive process we started in 2025, to once again make our customers and their preferences our guiding star,” Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa wrote in a statement.
Filosa said, “The charges announced today largely reflect the cost of over-estimating the pace of the energy transition that distanced us from many car buyers’ real-world needs, means and desires. They also reflect the impact of previous poor operational execution, the effects of which are being progressively addressed by our new Team.”
Our world, still run by stupid people: Carney Stakes Canada’s Auto Future on E.V. 🤡
A little something, something for the elbows and arseholes crowd.
