This liberal leadership race is crooked as f*ck. The voting list is pre-vetted. The unelected candidate is being installed. As a Canadian, I have every right to cast a ballot for the next PM. I followed every rule. pic.twitter.com/uGQPY72kqE
— Ann Rolle 🍎🍏 (@AnnRolle_) March 4, 2025
If you’re currently in the process of having an airline complaint resolved by the Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA), you’d best keep the final result to yourself.
Proposed changes to the Canada Transportation Act would make sharing it publicly a violation punishable by a fine.
Mark Carney’s top donors:
Oliver Desmarais: Chair of the Canada China Business Council
Scott Brison: Vice-chair of the Canada China Business Council pic.twitter.com/zAEk8aCjlL
— Andy Lee (@RealAndyLeeShow) March 1, 2025
Update: I hope my SDA colleague, Francisco, doesn’t mind me sharing this interview today with Ruby Dhalla.
LOOK at who @MarkJCarney has as his “advisory” for the APAC region of his and Michael Bloomberg’s GFANZ organization.
Now you don’t.
Ruby Dhalla wasn’t supposed to be a problem. When she entered the Liberal leadership race, she was treated as an afterthought, an outsider with no chance of breaking through. Mark Carney was the clear favorite—not because he had some overwhelming grassroots movement behind him, but because the Liberal swamp had already crowned him as Trudeau’s successor. The decision had been made long before the race even began. But then, something happened that the elites didn’t see coming: Dhalla started gaining traction. She started signing up thousands of new members. She started climbing in the polls. And that’s when the Liberal machine kicked into overdrive to shut her down.
If you’ve been paying attention to Canadian politics, none of this should be surprising.
Three years and millions of dollars later, it is now clear that the process was the actual punishment.
’Freedom Convoy’ organizer Pat King was sentenced to three months of house arrest in an Ottawa court this morning.
It comes on top of nine months he spent in custody both before and during his trial.
King’s lawyer had this to say about the eager beavers on the prosecution side:
The 10-year sentence sought by the Crown would have made King “a political prisoner”, she said. “They would be sentencing Mr. King for the sum total of everything that was done by every individual in the Freedom Convoy.”
Blacklock’s- Lockdowns Cost $60B A Year
“From 2019 to 2020 approximately 47 percent of all small and medium sized businesses, those with annual salary expenses of less than $1.5 million, experienced a drop in gross profits totaling a loss of nearly $60 billion,” wrote analysts.
The figures were the highest to date as calculated by any federal agency on the impact of the Covid recession. Private sector analysts put losses at twice as much, at least $139 billion, according to 2021 calculations by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business.
Day 2 recap is now up.
Well worth a watch.
In Kelowna today, Mark Carney promises to abuse the emergency powers of the federal government to build green energy projects and "take on the Americans."
Enjoy your tariff lockdowns, everyone. pic.twitter.com/GxaRKUsxbP
— Sheila Gunn Reid (@SheilaGunnReid) February 12, 2025
@JustBins – A Sask man was removed from Mark Carney’s event in Regina. Moments after he entered, a lawyer approached and questioned him about a Facebook post where he criticized Carney. The lawyer then revoked his Liberal party membership and had police remove him for trespassing.
Business leaders can ask all they want, but it ain’t gonna happen. The interests of the nation can take a back seat while the Liberal party sorts out their leadership mess at a leisurely pace.
More than 100 Canadian business leaders have signed a letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau asking him to recall Parliament to deal with Canada’s trade issues with the United States.
A 2024 Fall Economic Statement, dated December 16 and released by the federal Department of Finance, states that the government “proposes to provide $597.9 million over three years, starting in 2024-25, to Public Safety Canada and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police to safely remove prohibited firearms from communities…
How it’s going.
A Bureau Exclusive: How the RCMP, CBSA, and Trudeau Government Lost U.S. Trust in the Fentanyl Fight
Veteran law enforcement officials—both active and retired—from the United States and Canada have come forward with explosive allegations suggesting that Canada’s federal government may have systematically obstructed investigations into the highest levels of Asian organized crime. According to these sources, American agencies, including the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, have grown so alarmed by suspected corruption and legal loopholes in Canada that they have effectively sidelined Canadian law enforcement from sensitive investigations and intelligence-sharing.
Several veterans of Canadian law enforcement argue that while U.S. President Donald Trump’s critiques of Canada’s handling of fentanyl trafficking and border security are politically charged and often harsh, they underscore an uncomfortable reality: Canada is increasingly perceived as compromised—either incapable or unwilling to confront entrenched transnational criminal networks. American and Canadian sources alike describe a nation whose law enforcement agencies are in disarray, inhibited by suspected infiltration at the highest levels, obstructing investigations into billion-dollar drug networks and money laundering operations.[…]
“It was mind-boggling. The Americans would say, we have good reason to suspect that this particular CBSA officer is corrupt,” a Canadian policing expert said. “This information would be provided to higher-ups in CBSA with the understanding that this particular CBSA officer is not to show up at any future joint meetings. So eventually there would be a meeting, and the CBSA officer in question would show up at the meeting. The lead American investigator would end the meeting before it started. The Americans would shake their heads in disgust and disbelief.”
Chrystia Freeland’s Liberal leadership campaign has been targeted by “co-ordinated and malicious activity” traced back to a WeChat account accused of having ties to the Chinese government, according to the task force set up to monitor foreign election interference.
According to the Security and Intelligence Threats to Elections Task Force (SITE), which is made up of senior intelligence and security officials, the activity was traced to WeChat’s “most popular news account — an anonymous blog that has been previously linked by experts at the China Digital Times to the People’s Republic of China.”
The rest is here, with more from Sam Cooper.
People are asking who the man is shadowing Trudeau at his Taste of Asia dance party. It’s the head of the Federation of Chinese Canadians in Markham (FCCM) Ken Ng, acquaintance of United Front director Qiu Yuanping and Consul General Han Tao.
Always keep an eye on your assets.
Federation of Chinese Canadians in Markham (FCCM) Pro-Beijing & Liberal voter machine for Markham-Unionville & Markham-Thornhill has received over $730,633 in taxpayer grants since 2015
Same as the old boss
Guardian- Firms ignoring climate crisis will go bankrupt, says Mark Carney
National Post- Trudeau puts Canada last
Canada is facing an unprecedented economic crisis, and the Liberals can’t be bothered to show up to work
Hmm…
Same as the old boss.
We need a federal election. Like six months ago. Probably sooner than that.
Blacklock’s- Retaliate With Ketchup Tariff
“The example from last time was Heinz ketchup being replaced by French’s ketchup because French’s was still using Canadian tomatoes in its ketchup,” said Trudeau. “Having Canadian consumers have alternatives to having to spend tariffs on American inputs is part of how we make sure Canadians don’t bear undue costs around tariffs. At the same time there will be costs for Canadians if we move forward on tariffs to the United States.”
