National Post- Carney ‘disappointed’ by 35 per cent tariffs
Carney concluded his statement by saying Canadians will become their own best customers and create “more well-paying careers at home” while the government continues to “strengthen and diversify” its trading partnerships around the world.
MAJOR BREAKING – NO DEAL FOR CANADA
"The letter is sent. 35% Tariffs"
Lutnick calls Carney "tone deaf" for recognizing Palestine this week
says DAIRY and COUNTER-TARIFFS are the sticking point.
ITS OFFICIAL — Carney is the WORST negotiator on planet earth. pic.twitter.com/r3wisf5zZC
— Tablesalt (@Tablesalt13) July 31, 2025
Q to Carney "Speaking of the United States, did you consult with the US about your decision to organize Palestine?"
Carney "Look, the United States is the essential partner in peace in the Middle east and in virtually in many parts of the world."
"And so again, the United… pic.twitter.com/yXegYaihZS
— cbcwatcher (@cbcwatcher) July 30, 2025
The Gaza issue is a tell. If you can't tell which side to be on, you can't be expected to make reasonable judgements on anything else. The crime's getting worse. The economy's getting worse. The corruption's getting worse. They don't give a shit.
— Tristin Hopper (@TristinHopper) July 30, 2025
The U.S. Commerce Department increased anti-dumping duties on Canadian softwood lumber to 20.56%, citing Canadian Crown land harvesting fees as an unfair government subsidy.
Read more: https://t.co/SxnIGGxQBK pic.twitter.com/1dy62KZCHq
— Juno News (@junonewscom) July 30, 2025
BREAKING: New Zealand and the U.S. criticize Canada’s supply management system and milk pricing policies before the U.S. Trade Commission, accusing Canada of dumping non-fat milk solids, undercutting global markets, and harming foreign producers.
— The Food Professor (@FoodProfessor) July 29, 2025
“The Europeans Came Scrambling to Him.. Badly Wanted a Deal”
Blacklock’s- U.S. Contractors Get $1.3B/yr
“Over the past three years the department has awarded an average of approximately $1.3 billion per year to suppliers located in the United States for both defence and non-defence procurement,” said the note Impact Of Tariffs On Procurement. “This value excludes contracts awarded to Canadian-based suppliers that are subsidiaries of U.S. companies, and contracts under the U.S. Foreign Military Sales program.”
Canadian border agents are trying to track down almost 600 foreigners with criminal records who are due to be deported but have gone missing – 431 of whom have been found guilty of serious crimes such as sexual assault.
Figures from the Canada Border Services Agency show that 1,635 foreign nationals guilty of committing crimes in Canada are currently facing deportation, but 599 of them have failed to attend deportation proceedings and have been placed on the agency’s “wanted” list.
Of those 599, 315 have been evading deportation for more than three years. Another 46, according to CBSA figures obtained by The Globe and Mail, have been evading the authorities for more than two years.
Of the foreign nationals due to be deported, 401 are serving a prison sentence and must leave the country after they get out of custody.
Root cause alert: Portage hotel owner released on bail following human trafficking charges
Related: Rebel News, taking the jobs that CBSA won’t do.
CAUGHT THEM! Our journalists set up trail-cams at the Canada-U.S. border.
In four days they filmed 34 people crossing illegally — mainly Haitians sneaking into Canada before Trump deports them. Great investigation by @lincolnmjay & @ThevoiceAlexa pic.twitter.com/3HzbBsdz8O
— Ezra Levant (@ezralevant) July 28, 2025
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I’ve detailed time and again that Canada is playing games we shouldn’t be playing in these negotiations. I’ve had that intelligence and my reporting verified by multiple sources in government and industry.
We have the wrong negotiating team in place, we are using the wrong tactics, we should change up the roster and the game plan.
Of course, every time I write on this issue and point out these problems I get a barrage from the “Elbows Up!” and “Screw the Americans” segment of Canadian society.
Here is the letter Eva Chipiuk received July 17, 2025. She shared it on her LinkedIn profile. RBC Royal Bank is de-banking a Canadian hero.
EVA is now outside “client risk appetite.”
Who is EVA?
Well here she is cross examining former Prime Minister Trudeau in the Public Order Commission. The POC came out of the Emergency Act which debanked Canadians for donating to the trucker convoy.
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Blacklocks: Housing starts will fall this year, CMHC forecasters said yesterday. Cabinet was counting on builders doubling the number of housing starts to meet its affordability target: “New construction is slowing.”
Juxtapose: Thousands of Canadians to start receiving invitations to apply to sponsor parents and grandparents
Those procurement contracts don’t write themselves. It takes time for Carney insiders to set up their phony baloney numbered companies.
At the Canadian NORAD Forward Operating Location in Iqaluit checking to see if any upgrades have been started.
Justin Trudeau made promises on NORAD modernization and nothing was done. Mark Carney continues to make more promises.
Will Carney get anything done for northerners? pic.twitter.com/BGunAtoSJ1
— Bob Zimmer (@bobzimmermp) July 23, 2025
Foreigners in Canada on temporary permits are the equivalent of 18.5 percent of the private sector workforce…
Meanwhile, in a land far, far away…
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation quietly handed out $37.7 million in pay raises during the 2024–25 fiscal year — the largest single-year salary hike in the Crown corporation’s history — just months after claiming it would scrap controversial bonuses, according to new access-to-information records obtained by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.
And things you’ll never see: Leaked audio of CBC disciplinary meeting with former TV host Travis Dhanraj
@RealAndyLeeShow – The federal government is still giving our money to Veritaaq in 2025 even though I can’t find their “offices” and they are under RCMP investigation for fraud.
Related: Diversity hire spelling, diversity hire management, diversity hire spending.
