It’s always cute when Canada thinks it matters.
“I am a Canadian, a free Canadian”
A federal blacklist containing personal information about Freedom Convoy supporters was circulated far beyond banks and credit unions, with newly released records showing regulators distributed it to thousands of financial firms.
Records indicate Ontario regulators alone circulated the list to between 1,000 and 2,000 brokerages and other firms without restrictions on further distribution.
Blacklock’s Reporter says it remains unclear how many individuals or organizations retained copies.
The blacklist was compiled as the federal government invoked emergency powers in 2022 and applied provisions of the Proceeds of Crime and Terrorist Financing Act against people linked to the Freedom Convoy.
No public accounting has documented what consequences individuals named on the list faced after receiving institutions obtained their information.
Blacklocks is doing good work.
Ve Haf Veys
Our Chinese-Installed Government In Ottawa
Massive scandal brewing here… Liberal MP Shaun Chen is resigning because he’s unable to travel from Scarborough to Ottawa to represent his constituents. Yet, he visited China twice this year and was rubbing elbows with CCP propagandists…but wait, there’s more. Allegedly, he was voting in the HoC from China.
I want to be hopeful this gets the attention and scrutiny this deserves but judging by the Liberals’ track record for thwarting accountability and legacy media bias, I doubt this will go beyond the online world.
I Want A New Country
If only there was a solution.
New Governor, Same As The Old Governor
@ezralevant – 12 people shot in Toronto over the weekend, so Carney’s RCMP need to change the channel to… a 78-year-old Chinese-Canadian gun collector with an antique cannon.
I’m literally shaking.
The Libranos: King Condo
In Tense Ethics Hearing, Conservatives Say Brookfield Partnered With Vancouver Condo Developer 15 Days Before Carney’s Bailout
In a contentious ethics committee, Conservative MP Aaron Gunn moved Tuesday to summon Vancouver condo marketer Bob Rennie, federal Housing Minister Gregor Robertson, and major developers connected to Rennie’s fundraiser for Mark Carney as witnesses in an urgent parliamentary investigation of the Prime Minister’s multibillion-dollar British Columbia condo bailout. A second Conservative, Gabriel Hardy, then walked the committee through a timeline that ended on the most pointed suggestion of the hearing.
Hardy asserted that Brookfield — the asset-management giant Carney chaired before entering politics — became co-owner in a deal with Concert Properties, a developer holding dozens of condo projects in the Burnaby glut zone, fifteen days before the bailout was announced.
Gunn’s motion, put to the Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics, calls for no fewer than six meetings this summer into what the governments have styled the Canada–British Columbia partnership on condo conversion — the June 18 plan to buy more than 2,200 unsold Vancouver-region condominiums with public funds.
The witness list reaches from the political architects to the industry’s commanding heights: former Vancouver mayor and now Carney housing minister Gregor Robertson; British Columbia Housing Minister Christine Boyle; Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim; Rennie, whom the motion identifies as the figure “often called Vancouver’s Condo King”; Duncan Wlodarczak, chair of the Liberal Party of Canada in British Columbia and chief of staff at Onni Group, one of the province’s largest developers; the Urban Development Institute; Concert Properties; and Brookfield Asset Management. The motion further demands that both governments produce any agreement between them on the condo program, and any agreement between either government and any developer or lender, immediately upon finalization.
As if: the Liberal majority ended debate on the motion in a five-to-four vote, shelving the probe without allowing it to be decided.
Update: Sam Cooper with Brian Lilley.
Today In The Vote Rich Rapey-Beheader Community
If you like your call to prayer, you can keep your call to prayer.
💥 Minister Lena Diab meets with provincial counterparts to further undermine Canada’s democracy by pushing mass immigration into rural Canada — after destroying our cities.
“We are in a nation-building era, and immigration will be central to that work.”
They’re not even… pic.twitter.com/lWJCioYyMn
— Wiretap Media (@WiretapMediaCa) June 24, 2026
Related: Is this her best ratio or what!
Some Unmarked Graves Are More Equal Than Others
After purchasing a property in Port Colborne, Ontario and beginning construction of their future home, the Reios discovered ancient human remains on the site. Since then, they have been ordered to fund an archaeological investigation that could cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, or even exceed $1 million.
Despite legislation that allows the government to step in when compliance would impose an undue financial burden, provincial officials refused to provide assistance.
The Canadian Constitution Foundation is supporting their court challenge, toss a few bucks their way if you can afford to.
Clown Country
The Senate ban on nooses would presumptively criminalize:
– Cowboy art
– Enemy at the Gates (2001), Pirates of the Caribbean (2003), probably most Clint Eastwood films
– Hangman, the spelling game for children
– Cattle roping
– Snare traps (and thus TV shows Survivorman + Alone) https://t.co/mroZFpZgxz— Jamie Sarkonak (@sarkonakj) June 5, 2026
No, Just You White Boy
Will the Senate send Chief Aaron Pete to jail for residential school ‘denialism’?
New Governor, Same As The Old Governor
The process is the punishment: Federal election investigators quietly close criminal probe into Juno News
So Noted
Via the comments: The ministry responsible for Nord VPN and others including Apple threatening to leave Canada is recommending you use a VPN for internet safety.
Public Wi-Fi is convenient, but using an unsecured public network can bring increased risks. Using a VPN protects your data. Learn more: https://t.co/mRdwxhria4 pic.twitter.com/02T7lXLDak
— Public Safety Canada (@Safety_Canada) May 19, 2026
So Noted
Har.
Part 2 of Bill C-22 would not create new authorities for police and CSIS. It would ensure electronic service providers have the technical capabilities to respond to court orders or warrants to get specific info to help an investigation. https://t.co/f66jEnOw93 pic.twitter.com/yPgFaIae7t
— Public Safety Canada (@Safety_Canada) May 15, 2026
Well, This Will Cool Things Down
CANADA COURT THROWS OUT PETITION FOR ALBERTA INDEPENDENCE VOTE
— zerohedge (@zerohedge) May 13, 2026
Danielle Smith: decision is anti-democratic … cabinet will soon decide “next steps”
He Admires Their Basic Dictatorship
House of Commons administration is keeping files on what Canadians say about their MPs. The “very robust records management system” included social media posts, said the Deputy Sergeant-at-Arms: “We have different categories, if they are misogynistic, etcetera.”
We’re Not Worthy
They Admire Our Basic Dictatorship
Prime minister can limit free speech in Parliament in narrow circumstances, Supreme Court rules https://t.co/LW8K0KB0U3
— The Globe and Mail (@globeandmail) May 1, 2026
They’ll become broader.
Let Them Smoke Fentanyl
The federal health minister says she is looking into legislation that would permanently ban the sale of tobacco products to anyone born after 2008.
Speaking on Parliament Hill Tuesday, Majorie Michel was asked if Canada would consider legislation similar to the United Kingdom’s recently proposed bill that aims to reduce the use of cigarettes and vapes for young people.
“I am looking into it right now,” she told reporters. “We saw what the U.K. did, but I am looking into it with all partners for now.”
Nobody Voted For This
Literally, nobody voted for this.
Canada has had 14 prime ministers in its history who stood at the head of minority governments. Every one of them thought about weaseling their way to a majority. But the other 13 were blocked by a polity that wasn't yet as corrupt, ignorant and fearful as the Canadians of 2026.
— Tristin Hopper (@TristinHopper) April 14, 2026
They’re shopping for MPs like they’re filling a baseball team roster.