April 2018: When Ontario’s Liberal government cancelled plans to build two gas-fired power plants before the 2011 election, it seemed simple enough.
October 2025: Ontario utilities are heading towards a financial cliff
April 2018: When Ontario’s Liberal government cancelled plans to build two gas-fired power plants before the 2011 election, it seemed simple enough.
October 2025: Ontario utilities are heading towards a financial cliff
New York Times- Zelensky Brings Backup to the White House as Trump Aligns More Closely With Putin
An array of European prime ministers and presidents are flying in for the meeting on Monday to make sure that a viable, defensible Ukraine survives whatever carving up of its territory is about to happen at the negotiating table.
Prime Minister of Canada- The Prime Minister will meet with the Premier of Ontario, Doug Ford.
Tristin Hopper- From killings to rape, the heinous crimes that could get you less jail time than a Freedom Convoy organizer
It’s certainly the case that you can do an awful lot of heinous things in Canada before a prosecutor would ever think of asking for seven years. Below, a not-at-all comprehensive list of things you can do in Canada, and have the Crown seek a lighter sentence than the one they’re seeking for the organizers of the Freedom Convoy.
Financial Times- EU to exempt heavy industry from carbon tax on exports
The European Commission will propose on Wednesday that sectors such as steel, cement and aluminium should be exempt from paying for the carbon emissions of their exports to level the playing field with foreign competitors, according to two EU officials involved in the talks.
I miss Rex.
Rex Murphy- Trudeau has ensured ‘there is no business case’ for oil and gas
Calgary Herald- Canada’s historic first cargo of LNG sets sail for buyers in Asia
The inaugural cargo comes nearly 15 years after the first application for a licence to export LNG from the West Coast was submitted to federal regulators.
Hakeem Jeffries, January 2025.

Hakeem Jeffries, June of 2025…

More from Max Miller: Today I was run off the road in Rocky River, and the life of me and my family was threatened by a person who proceeded to show a Palestinian flag before taking off. I have filed a police report with Capitol Police and the local police department. We know who this person is and he will face justice.
National Post- Majority of Canadians feel unwelcome and unsafe travelling to United States: new poll
One week later…
National Post- Canadians warned about border wait times during the long weekend and how to avoid them
If Trump is such an existential threat to Canada, what explains the conciliatory tone that we’re now hearing from both Trump and our newly elected PM? The timing seems more than a little odd, but maybe there’s more to it than meets the eye.
If you’re like me you are scratching your head trying decode exactly what is Donald Trump’s play with Mark Carney? None of it makes any sense. We’ve gone from Carney’ reckless we’re done with America speech to a digital snog between the two men evoking an 80’s romcom, just 24 hours later.
Carney represents everything Trump claims to hate. He’s progressive, net-zero obsessed, effete and a globalist.
For all his good points, Trump hates being publicly embarrassed and is known for his brutal and sometimes comical retaliations. Yet Carney pokes away with hardly a jab. Hmmmm.
The gist is that Brookfield, Carney’s now former company — bailed out Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner to the tune of 1B. in an odd-looking deal even the Financial Times struggles to figure out.
Dan Knight- March Massacre: Canada’s Labour Market Cracks Under Tariff Pressure
The overall picture, however, is bleak. Nationally, Canada lost 33,000 jobs in March. It wasn’t a statistical blip—it was a full reversal of a trend that saw growth through late 2024 and early 2025. Worse yet, this decline was driven almost entirely by full-time employment, which plummeted by 62,000 jobs. That’s not people losing side gigs—that’s heads of households, tradespeople, and career workers getting cut loose.
NBC- U.S. added 228,000 jobs in March, beating forecasts
The U.S. added 228,000 jobs in March, far more than the 140,000 economists had expected. Unemployment ticked up slightly to 4.2% from 4.1% the month before.
LC Bennett, in the comments: What a disgrace our courts have become. Last week they said that governments do not have a duty of care for people injured or dead because of the “safe and effective” covid shots that they relentlessly pressured people to take. This week they are saying that it was okay for employers to force you to get the covid shots or be fired. In essence, governments and employers can use the force of coercion to demand a medical procedure but bear no responsibility for any catastrophic injuries from the medical procedure. Appalling legal precedent.
Yesterday… “The old relationship we had with the United States based on deepening integration of our economies and tight security and military cooperation is over,”
Prime Minister of Canada– Today, the Prime Minister, Mark Carney, spoke with the President of the United States, Donald J. Trump. The Prime Minister and the President had a very constructive conversation about the relationship between our two countries. Continue reading
Sun- Despite saying he would, Carney won’t take part in TVA debate
Liberal Leader Mark Carney, who despite suggesting on Monday that he’d take part in TVA’s French-language leaders debate, his campaign is reportedly saying he won’t.
“Liberal Leader Mark Carney will not participate in the TVA ‘Face à Face‘ debate, as per his campaign,” wrote Global Parliament Hill reporter Mackenzie Gray.
“No reason was provided by the party as to why he won’t participate.”
National Post- Mark Carney says ‘non merci’ to a French-language debate
OTTAWA — Liberal Leader Mark Carney lost the first French-language debate before it even started.
Melanie Joly, “I expect the leader of the Liberal Party of Canada to be fully bilingual.”
BNN- Canada imported US$200M of Russian oil in 2024 despite sanctions
Francisco- Build a pipeline or fund both sides of the conflict? Tough call.
I'll just leave this right here. https://t.co/SyPCAIdgzG pic.twitter.com/Fnz0XvrN7d
— Katewerk (@katewerk) February 28, 2025
Now is the time at SDA when we juxtapose.
Canada VS USA, 2002.
Canada VS USA, 2025.
Canadians booed the United States anthem at #4Nations so we destroyed them with our fists & on the scoreboard.
Continual classless actions like this deserve a beatdown. Well done, USA hockey 👏 pic.twitter.com/yh4zlLTOUU
— Jon Root (@JonnyRoot_) February 16, 2025
Indeed: Good thing your fkn hero was there with you
The misperception of this behavior as some kind of patriotic response, has been intentionally cultivated by a State media propaganda project that involves ALL “Trusted Media” in Canada. They are fomenting a trade war and precipitating a Canadian economic collapse, as a scapegoat for a decade of corrupt and failed governance.
True North- Prosecution budget issues leading to fentanyl trafficking charges getting dropped
Serious criminal charges are getting thrown out because of budget cuts in the federal prosecution service, an Ontario police chief says.
Hamilton, Ont. police chief Frank Bergen voiced frustration and disappointment at a police services board meeting after learning that the Public Prosecution Service of Canada (PPSC) dropped 19 drug trafficking charges laid by Hamilton officers earlier this month.