Canada's condo crash "Condo prices are still plummeting in parts of this country and it's causing major money troubles for people who bought in early."
"…No one escapes. Every single person is closing on a unit that they bought five years ago that's worth less than what they… pic.twitter.com/AbZ3IjSDjd
— cbcwatcher (@cbcwatcher) February 23, 2026
Now, factor in the crash coming to vacation condos in Mexico.
We’re weeks away from learning that V was a documentary, and we’ve been living in it for 40 years. Which pretty much explains everything.
— Stephen Green (@VodkaPundit) February 20, 2026
— Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) February 20, 2026
Home sales are plunging, particularly in Ontario, because no one is ever eager to sell below their expectations and/or at a loss. But buyers are in the driver’s seat now, and when the dam breaks we can sit back and watch the fire sales.
Canada’s real estate market opened 2026 in a slump, as national home sales fell 5.8 per cent month-over-month in January, while actual, non-seasonally adjusted transactions were down 16.2 per cent from a year earlier…
Just insane 5 more tankers have launched in the past hour, cant emphasise enough how big this airlift is. https://t.co/ggVpaGHBXY
— WarMonitor🇺🇦🇬🇧 (@WarMonitor3) February 18, 2026
Watching 36 USAF aircraft – 22 tankers, 13 transports and an E-3 AWACS over CONUS and Europe over the last 4 hours.
P.E.I. has the highest food inflation rate in the country at 10.1%, followed by Newfoundland and Nova Scotia at 9.2%. Quebec has the lowest, at 5.4%.
— The Food Professor (@FoodProfessor) February 17, 2026
Let them eat Chow Mein.
I thought this AI thing was all win/win.
Cisco Systems dropped 12.3% despite likewise topping analysts’ expectations for profit and revenue last quarter. The tech giant indicated that it may make less profit off each $1 of revenue during the current quarter than it did in the past quarter.
More broadly, questions are rising about whether businesses that are spending heavily on AI will end up seeing high-enough profits and productivity to make the investments worth it.
Update: It’s been lifted.
🚨BREAKING: FAA just ordered a full halt on ALL flights to and from El Paso, Texas, for the next 10 days.
Reason? “Unspecified special security reasons.”
No details, no explanation, just grounded.pic.twitter.com/KaQfZaTxzh
— Gunther Eagleman™ (@GuntherEagleman) February 11, 2026
Durham Regional Police- Six Facing Charges After Human Trafficking Investigation
In January 2026, Project Firebird saw multiple individuals arrange meetings for sexual services with minors, despite the suspects being fully aware that they were communicating with minors.
Don’t worry though..
All were released on an Undertaking.
Basil the Great- Two Tier Policing
Gad Saad- Indigenous men don’t rape. They offer ancestral love.
CTV- Does Prime Minister Mark Carney appear in the Epstein files? Yes, but not in a meaningful capacity.
Former prime minister Justin Trudeau’s name also appears in the files a total of 27 times
Bonus content- UK HOSPITAL HIRES NURSE FOR INCEST BABIES
If some of the AI generated nonsense I’ve run across lately is going to become commonplace, it’s little wonder that investors are getting skittish.
Amazon.com shares slid 9% on Friday after the company outlined a planned $200 billion capital outlay for the year, stoking investor concerns about the scale of Big Tech’s spending on artificial intelligence.
Are we headed for what some are calling the Dead Internet Theory?
But the dead internet theory goes even further. Many of the accounts that engage with such content also appear to be managed by artificial intelligence agents. This creates a vicious cycle of artificial engagement, one that has no clear agenda and no longer involves humans at all.
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.
🚨 This sounds eerily like what Greece did during its debt crisis: forcing pension funds & banks to bail out national priorities, leading to massive losses for retirees.
Thoughts? pic.twitter.com/1CILl2nxnm
— Barbara Bal MBA (@BarbaraBalCPC) February 3, 2026
Race to the bottom: Glencore said on Tuesday it has suspended nearly $1 billion of planned investments at Horne Smelter, Canada’s largest copper metal-producing operation, after failing to secure regulatory certainty from the provincial government of Quebec.
Oh well, love is love. C’est la vie.
Daily Mail- Ten men charged over ‘rape’ of a drugged five-year-old boy at chemsex party in France
While most of these youngsters can see a problem, my guess is that only about ten percent of them can understand why it exists: it’s the inevitable outcome of an exponentially rising debt burden colliding with demographics.
A report by BMO published on Monday showed 73 per cent of millennials surveyed believe retirement planning will be more difficult than it was for their parents, followed by generation X at 67 per cent, generation Z at 61 per cent and boomers at 60 per cent.
Mortgage broker Ron Butler goes off on the concept of “blanket appraisals” in the Canadian mortgage market. Basically, they’re a form of fraud that allows lenders to pretend that mortgages on their balance sheets are worth much more than they actually are.
“…I bought it for a million… My lender says it’s only worth 820 and I don’t know what to do. Oh, don’t worry. Don’t worry. We have this… uh, developer loan bank. Yeah. No, no, we can get it done. Don’t worry…”
My advice to the Conservative Party of Canada: just be patient. Your time in the sun may be coming.
Statistics Canada says the economy stalled in November and early estimates suggest a decline in real gross domestic product for the final quarter of 2025.
November saw manufacturing of durable goods hit its lowest levels since 2011, outside the COVID-19 pandemic.
Update: Even the mainstream financial media is noticing that something is not right.
Canada’s main stock index fell 1,092.61 points or 3.3 per cent on Friday.
