National Post- Opposition MPs conspire to pass Carney’s disastrous budget
What’s the point of having a Parliament at all if it’s going to cave to the PM’s every whim?
Jeffrey Epstein Didn’t Kill Himself
How the Epstein files burned a source for the NYT aaand…..
@michaelmalice: something truly bizarre is happening … AP released a piece on the Epstein emails that dropped, but the writer does everything in their power to exonerate Trump from the implications
“… several Liberals failed to attend due to social commitments after work.”
The Votes Are In
CBC and Tammy Robert hardest hit: Premier Scott Moe has received more than 80 per cent support from members at his Saskatchewan Party’s convention.
Sheila Gunn Reid: Sask Party just amended their constitution to exclude non citizens from voting in nominations. Passed overwhelmingly.
I Want A New Country
BREAKING: Matt Jeneroux resigned from Parliament, putting the Liberals 1 seat away from majority territory with his vacancy.
What the fuck is going on? pic.twitter.com/TsOkjwfdV5
— Keean Bexte (@TheRealKeean) November 6, 2025
I had a bad feeling when Poilievre ditched the glasses; it felt like authenticity was being discarded in the service of image. Likely irrelevant, but that was my gut reaction.
Updates:
Jeneroux is postponing his resignation: “My exact date of departure will be determined at a later day but likely this spring.”
Deep In Their Reptilian Brain, They Knew Better
BREAKING: Jacob Frey has officially defeated Omar Fateh in the race for Mayor of Minneapolis.
Minnesota of all places last night rejected socialism. There is still hope for the future. pic.twitter.com/9CLEeD4bNk
— Dustin Grage (@GrageDustin) November 5, 2025
Cold, Yukon Hands
Video on X: Activist @YukonStrong spoke with @SheilaGunnReid and @LiseMerle, giving his thoughts as to why Yukoners sent the Liberals packing in last nights election. He also shares what he, and other gun owners, are doing to help Premier @CurrieDixon secure firearm rights in Yukon.
The New Mayor Of Edmonton
“Edmonton MLA votes in Calgary election. Weird eh?”
@stephen_taylor – Looks like Jyoti Gondek is going down in defeat in Calgary. If she loses she’ll be the first incumbent mayor in Calgary to do so in 45 years, back when Ralph Klein defeated Ross Alger in 1980.
You Will Eat Bugs, Live In A Pod, Own Nothing And You Will Like It
They played a mental trick on you. pic.twitter.com/K97BFY1WYO
— Pierre Poilievre (@PierrePoilievre) October 9, 2025
That Worked Out Well
Sun- Britain faces Palestinian reparations demand that could cost £ 2 trillion
And it does not stop at Britain. Other European states that have recognized Palestine could be next in line for demands. The Palestinian Authority has signalled its strategy: to secure symbolic recognition and leverage it into financial and political claims. Hamas will continue to frame each step as a victory, strengthening its hand while violence and hostage-taking continue.
About To Out-Trump Trump?
Peter St Onge- Europe’s voters go Populist
Opening Day At The Circus
Destiny, Meet Demographics.
Re: John Rustad’s leadership of BC Conservatives:
“mass signup of new South Asian members.”
To all the Indian-bashers: this is how our politicians are fooling us. Our ire should be directed at them, not at each other.
Sadly, ‘Divide and rule’ is a timelessly useful tactic. https://t.co/IzZnJAI5Qd
— Darshan Maharaja (@TheophanesRex) September 13, 2025
Jeffrey Epstein Didn’t Kill Himself
We just released ALL the subpoenaed documents from the DOJ related to Jeffrey Epstein.
Access them here: https://t.co/oGY6BYcAcO
— Oversight Committee (@GOPoversight) September 2, 2025
Early reaction on X.
I, For One, Welcome Our New Self-Driving Overlords
Political Pollsters Are Trying to Save Money by Polling AI Instead of Real People, and It’s Going About as Well as You’d Expect
And The Winner Is…
National Post- Poilievre sweeps to Battle River-Crowfoot byelection victory
Poilievre, who faces a leadership review early next year, needed to not only win the riding but post numbers similar to Kurek’s. With 150 of 286 polls reporting, Poilievre had 18,263 votes. Second-place runner Bonnie Critchley, an independent, had 2,124 votes. There were 214 candidates registered, many of them placed by the Longest Ballot Committee, a group that is advocating for electoral reform. Because of the length of the potential ballot, Elections Canada decided to go with a write-in system instead, slowing the vote count.
It’s A Nailbiter
San Francisco On The Wascana
The city that rhymes with “shithole”.
A shopper tells us the minute the Dollarama on 4th & Albert opened for the day, 5 shoplifters rushed through the store filling their bags and walked out. This is a regular sight in Regina. pic.twitter.com/yq601LtXHF
— Just Bins (@JustBins) August 13, 2025
Pollspotting
Democrats. You are in danger. pic.twitter.com/UbBMwRk1vL
— Christian Heiens (@ChristianHeiens) July 30, 2025