Lest we forget, here is the history of Remembrance Day in Canada.
Is the New Boss Not Altogether Different than the Old Boss?
A lifelong criticism I have of Leftists is that they refuse to criticize their own side … ever.
While the Trump Administration is clearly a whole lot better than the Biden Administration, there is growing concern that not all members of his cabinet are paddling the boat in the same America First direction. I don’t trust most political pundits, because I feel that many of them are compromised in one way or another. But I do trust Taibbi & Kirn, Megyn Kelly and also David Freiheit and Robert Barnes. Yesterday’s episode of the latter podcast made me very depressed. Watch a few minutes of this segment and share your thoughts. Is Barnes wrong with his analysis of Kash Patel and Pam Bondi? If so, please explain why.
November 10, 2025: Reader Tips
Here’s AC/DC performing T.N.T. live.
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November 9, 2025: Reader Tips
We have something special for you: From 1919, here’s a colorized version of the aftermath of World War One: Over Flanders Fields
Bonus: A loyal SDA reader from Maryland contacted Kate and suggested the Quicksilver Messenger Service version of Pride of Man for Reader Tips. Here, also, is the original version from Hamilton Camp.
Your best tips are always welcome here!
November 8, 2025: Reader Tips
Tonight, we offer a bit of a juxtaposition:
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The Dreadful State of Canada in 2025
The BC ostrich farm cull is well underway, possibly over. Multiple reports of over 100 gunshots.
What sloppy cruelty from the CFIA and RCMP. Even though they have the birds corralled, this has to be one of the worst ways for the birds to die as they hear the loud noise, panic,…
— Right Blend (@rightblend) November 7, 2025
h/t Marc in Calgary
November 7, 2025: Reader Tips
From 1964, here are the Animals performing House of the Rising Sun
We always appreciate your best news tips!
Lest We Forget
On November 6, 2020, in the midst of oppressive lockdowns in California, Gavin Newsom and several friends went out for dinner at the French Laundry restaurant. Rules for Thee, But Not for Me!
November 6, 2025: Reader Tips
From 1956 here’s an NFB documentary called Fighter Wing.
Got some interesting tips to share with us all? Go for it!
November 5, 2025: Reader Tips
Tonight, we present the 24 New TV Shows in the Fall of 1968
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November 4, 2025: Reader Tips
From 1965, here is a glimpse at France’s largest city, entitled Paris La Vie Parisienne.
Your best tips are always welcome!
November 3, 2025: Reader Tips
Here’s a fun United Airlines Travelogue called 1960’s California: World in a Week.
Do share some tips that illustrate how our world is fairing this week!
November 2, 2025: Reader Tips
From 1971, here’s a documentary entitled Conversations with a Working Man.
Got some tips that will generate some conversations here on SDA? If so, then do share ’em!
$1 Million per Homeless Person per Year
If you ever wondered why the homeless situation in America and Canada never gets better, and only worse, now you know:
November 1, 2025: Reader Tips
Here’s a new documentary from the NFB called King’s Court, about basketball in urban Canada.
Your best tips are always welcome here!
Canadian vs. American Housing Costs
Make Halloween Great Again!
October 31, 2025: Reader Tips
Happy Halloween, everyone! Here are some funny clips related to this annual event. And here’s a 1956 Disney cartoon called Trick or Treat.
Bonus: 10 facts you didn’t know about the 1966 cartoon, It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!
Wishing you fun & possibly spooky day! If you have time, don’t hesitate to share some tips.
The Mainstream Left in America in 2025
From the Ruthless Podcast, here’s a glimpse of how insanely hateful the Left in America has become. Does Jennifer Welch’s violent rhetoric cross the line if it directly translates into actual violence towards American citizens?
October 30, 2025: Reader Tips
Here’s a 1953 NFB documentary called Transpacific Flight.
Got some good tips? They’re always welcome here!