Westgate Sentinel- Floss and Found: Oilsands companies bristle as Feds demand stringent string stats
“In the latest sign of the apocalypse, I learned today oilsands companies will have to report how much dental floss their workers use and dispose of to Environment and Climate Change Canada’s Federal Plastics Registry.”
h/t Scott
New Comey email released by USA Lindsey Halligan in the Comey prosecution shows how he desperately tried to clear up Hillary’s mess, days before the 2016 Presidential election.
Huma Abedin’s husband Anthony Weiner’s laptop was handed to the FBI in a criminal case. It potentially had Hillary’s “missing” emails on it.
“Reinhold Niebuhr” is Comey’s secret identity.
“Reinhold Niebuhr” was also misspelling names to avoid FOIA detection.
Peter Menzies- Budget 2025 fails to bail out the legacy media
Carney, as he, his entourage and acolytes are quick to remind Canadians, has a doctorate in economics and has run the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England. In other words, he knows how the world works. And that means he’s more than aware that heavily subsidizing one commercial competitor within an industry will do harm to others, particularly when the industry is one that has been running desperately short of cash.
Blacklock’s- Revenues Crash Despite Aid
Newspaper revenues are down a quarter since 2020 despite millions in taxpayers’ bailouts, new Statistics Canada data show. The latest figures follow comments by the subsidized press’ chief lobbyist, Paul Deegan, that Canadian publishers were unable to change their business model.
Kevin Klein- EXCLUSIVE: Fear, fraud and fake safeties — one worker’s nightmare inside Winnipeg’s trucking underworld
While the details have not been tested in court, the story he tells aligns with what industry insiders and regulators have been warning for years: organized crime is exploiting Canada’s immigration and labour systems, and the trucking industry is one of its most profitable front lines.
Jerleen Anderson Sullivan’s Facebook post about Norway House Cree Nation caught attention because it was fearless. She revealed that one councillor claimed $236,111 in expenses, another $141,062, and that together, the council’s expenses reached $871,731 for only seven members. Salaries were roughly $102,000 per councillor, the Chief just under $120,000. Expenses exceeded pay. Her question was simple but piercing: where did all that money go?
National Post- Almost 30,000 federal public service jobs to be cut: budget 2025
National Post- Carney’s budget reveals $925.6 million plan to support ‘sovereign public AI infrastructure’
Blacklock’s- Anti-Labour Orders ‘Poison’
“We have been alarmed at the growing readiness of the federal government to intervene in labour relations, to terminate collective bargaining, to end legal strikes and to even outlaw legal strikes before they begin,” said Bea Bruske, president of the Canadian Labour Congress. “Ottawa’s readiness to intervene poisons collective bargaining. It encourages employers to expect and rely on government intervention.”
James Comey played the victim card in fighting his indictment on charges of misleading Congress, but that strategy boomeranged when prosecutors and his old agency released an avalanche of new evidence showing the ex-FBI director hoped to please Hillary Clinton, cheered on media leaks he claimed he did not sanction, and wrote emails and notes that directly conflict with his past congressional testimony.
Part of that unflattering portrait of Comey, prosecutors revealed Monday, came from long-hidden files that the new FBI Director Kash Patel found in burn bags and secret storage rooms at the bureau’s headquarters.
The evidence included [see here] proof that Comey used a private email account to conduct FBI matters — including media strategy with a top lieutenant — at the same time his agency probed Clinton for improperly using her own private email for government business.
“Perhaps you can make him smarter,” Comey wrote in one such email to FBI special government employee Daniel Richman in which the two discussed trying to influence a New York Times reporter about his coverage of the Clinton email scandal.
Prosecutors made clear such evidence will be used to try to show at trial that Comey misled Congress when he denied authorizing staff to anonymously leak or talk to reporters.
They need to find some angle to move the venue to Florida.
Sun- Funding government climate change programs costs every Canadian over $12,000
Figures are just the cost of funding government programs, not the cost of the impact of these programs on the economy.
The Telegraph- Taxpayers helped foot bill for climate project that ‘destroyed’ villages
One man in his 70s was so shocked when officials, accompanied by armed police and soldiers, turned up unannounced and chopped down his crops that he died of a stroke, they add.
New York Post- Prince Andrew had 40 prostitutes brought to Thailand hotel on taxpayer-funded trip, biographer says
…in the space of four days.
Peter Menzies- Mystery cloaks Doug Ford’s funding of media through Ontario advertising subsidy
Consistent with the progressive belief that government subsidies can cure any problem, Ford ordered that 25 per cent of the $100 million spent on advertising annually by the Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO), the Ontario Cannabis Store, Metrolinx and the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) be directed to Ontario newspapers. And he didn’t stop there.
David Clinton- You Won’t Believe What Canada’s Embassy in Brazil Has Been Up To
But perhaps some of the spending here is getting a bit too close to the line. Take the ten pool covers purchased last year for nearly $25,000 (Canadian) in total. The budget document actually notes how such covers can help with the high cost of replacing water lost through evaporation.
The Hub- Canadian governments spent $158 billion on green economy but created only 68,000 jobs: report
“[The funding] represents yet another instance where governments picking winners and losers in the market does not create the jobs and widespread economic benefits policymakers say it does,”
Federal sources confirmed to @FDRLST that Biden’s DOJ deliberately chose the name “Arctic Frost,” rather than follow the customary procedure of using a randomly generated name from agency computers.
Media blackout.
#BREAKING: New Arctic Frost documents reveal even further wide ranging investigation by Biden's DOJ to take down President Trump and his supporters.
HIGHLIGHTS:
-Arctic Frost investigators utilized FBI field offices from across the country to conduct its investigation.…
— House Judiciary GOP (@JudiciaryGOP) October 28, 2025
@MZHemingway — so much to go over here but one of my favorite things about this absolutely unhinged note from an FBI agent out of Seattle is that he was trying to imprison Ed Corrigan, of all people, but not the Antifa terrorists in his own back yard.
These are the new rules.
More.
Wrong. The common thread is that all supported a 10-day audit of 2020 election result and planned to object to the counting of disputed electoral votes on Jan 6. Smith was establishing a basis to include some Senators in a sweeping seditious conspiracy case had Kamala won. https://t.co/K7HBq1WQ61
— Julie Kelly (@julie_kelly2) October 21, 2025
Today it finally happened. Something I thought might never come, but I never quite gave up hope. The Mueller witch hunt has officially ended with the dismissal of the final indictment (setting aside the meaningless, for-show charges against a bunch of random Russians no one has ever heard of and no one will ever see anyway).
I’ve followed this case closely since 2018 because, even among all the injustices carried out by Mueller’s thugs, this one stood out as particularly grotesque. I’ll write more about it later, but in short: Mueller’s team went through General Flynn’s old client list and targeted one of his former clients on a matter that had nothing to do with Trump or Russia, purely to pressure him into saying something damaging about Flynn and by extension, Trump.
That client, @ekimalptekin, refused to lie. So Mueller’s team hit him with completely fabricated FARA charges. He couldn’t see his family or children for many years, fearing extradition to the United States. He spent millions on legal fees. His business, his life, everything was wrecked.
So I couldn’t be happier that Ekim’s long nightmare has finally ended. A huge thank you to everyone here who kept this injustice alive in the public eye all these years, especially my friend @FOOL_NELSON and everyone else in the Russiagate research community.
But most of all, thank you to Lindsey Halligan. What an absolute legend for getting this done in a matter of a few days after seven long years of despair. Having followed this case and the people involved extremely closely, I can say with absolute certainty that without Lindsey Halligan, this would not have happened. We all owe her a great debt of gratitude for finally, formally ending the Russiagate witch hunt.
