The country has always been ruled by the political and corporate elites. Apparently ‘Elbows Up’ Canadians like it that way.
And no pictures of bouncy castles were involved, so Saskatoon man gets bail.
The country has always been ruled by the political and corporate elites. Apparently ‘Elbows Up’ Canadians like it that way.
And no pictures of bouncy castles were involved, so Saskatoon man gets bail.
National Post- The first Carney spending numbers are out, and they’re as bad Trudeau’s
The Main Estimates suggest that message of restraint fell on deaf ears in Ottawa: total budgeted spending is scheduled to rise 7.75 per cent to $486.9 billion this fiscal year across 130 federal organizations (compared to last year’s Main Estimates). The government will ask Parliament to vote on $222.9 billion of spending measures, a 14 per cent increase on last year’s estimates.
The most egregious spending appears to be on consultants.
Dan Knight- StatsCan: Construction Investment Falls Despite $Billions in Promises
Residential Investment Tanks While Ottawa Spins
…it’s net-zero for Canada, net-infinity for Carney.
The latest scheme involves a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) project, a facility that uses batteries to store and release electricity on demand. These systems are typically used for grid stabilization, renewable energy integration, and providing backup power during outages, which are growing increasingly frequent in Green-besotted Canada. It turns out that the Ottawa BESS projects for Fitzroy Harbour and Trail Road, which will generate at most 4 hours supply, are to be built by Evolugen, the Canadian renewable energy platform of—you guessed it—Brookfield Renewable.
Related: According to new data from Statistics Canada, building construction investment in March 2025 dropped 0.9%, a loss of $192.2 million. Residential investment was the main culprit, down 1.8% or $277.7 million…
Globe, this morning: A number of red lights are flashing across the dashboard of Canada’s consumer credit market, according to an analysis released Tuesday by Equifax.
National Post- Carney’s plan for digital government could find savings, but just as many headaches
These are headaches you don’t need when you’re trying to run a 17-acre farm and managing a seasonal staff of up to 16. The most frustrating part, she says, was trying to get through to somebody on the phone without the system hanging up.
Backbencher: $211,000
Minister: $311,500
Secretary of State: $284,500
PM: $419,600And this is their 2025 work calendar.
You’re simply not angry enough yet. 🇨🇦 pic.twitter.com/RI2zne9F2i
— Tracey Wilson (@TWilsonOttawa) May 21, 2025
Dan Knight- April Inflation Slows to 1.7% as Energy Prices Drop Following Carbon Tax Repeal
THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY: Canada’s Latest Inflation Report Exposes the Rotten Core of a Decade of Misrule
Sheila Gunn Reid- Liberals’ own labour board just ruled they violated the Charter by punishing Christians who refused the COVID jab on religious grounds.
They were suspended without pay. Now? The Liberals are guilty.
Gail Vaz-Oxlade “is a Jamaican-Canadian financial writer and television personality”. She also supported the coronation of Mark Carney after 9 years of complete financial incompetence by Trudeau’s Liberal government, where Carney was a financial advisor for a good portion of it.
With her “esteemed wisdom”, she decided to post this:
If you are Canadian and still travelling to USA, why? https://t.co/GO1lZafx7r
— Gail Vaz-Oxlade (@GailVazOxlade) May 20, 2025
The responses to her post are priceless:
“Because it’s a beautiful country with great people who are not my enemy. I’m also not a retard who lives within the media driven perpetual fear cycle.”
“Why haven’t you learned yet that you were used by the Liberals to hate the US?”
The Food Professor- Since tariffs were introduced on both sides of the border in March, U.S. food inflation has continued to decline — while Canada’s has nearly tripled.
Tripled. Continue reading
National Post: Guilbeault is now back in charge of controlling the internet
Guilbeault will be supervising the implementation of the Online Streaming Act, a 2023 law that enables the feds to impose content controls over much of the Canadian internet.
Tuesday’s cabinet shuffle retained Guilbeault in his pre-election post as minister of Canadian Identity and Culture. The position gives him oversight over the CBC, Parks Canada, the Department of Canadian Heritage and the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, among others.
Article content“Thank you for your confidence, Prime Minister Mark Carney. I look forward to getting to work building a stronger country, based on the values of Canadians,” said Guilbeault in a Tuesday social media post.[…]
The Act also requires streaming services to pay five per cent of their revenues to government-administered media funds.
Within hours of Guilbeault’s reappointment, one of those funds, the Canada Media Fund, publicly welcomed him into the post.
We were warned.
Sunday, in a televised interview that is sending shockwaves through Washington, Ottawa, and Victoria, British Columbia, FBI Director Kash Patel warned that a new axis of global threat actors—consisting of Chinese Communist Party operatives, Iranian proxies, and Mexican cartel networks—is exploiting Canada’s lax border enforcement, immigration systems, and critical infrastructure in Vancouver to move fentanyl and terror suspects into the United States.
A repost by Sam Cooper: CBSA whistleblower believes transnational gangs have compromised agency databases…
Globe and Mail- An unnecessary harvest of pain from Ottawa’s EV tariffs
Canola, pork and seafood producers are collateral damage in the brewing trade war between Canada and China. Despite a supposed “anti-discrimination” investigation by China, it is crystal clear that agriculture has been chosen in order to inflict maximum economic pain on Canada.
New Governor, same as the old Governor: Mark Carney released his costed Liberal platform which included billions in revenue from “retaliatory tariffs” against the States on April 19 – three days after he had quietly dropped them to “near zero.”
Dan Knight- From Vancouver’s Housing Collapse to Canada’s Top Housing Job
Mark Carney’s new cabinet pick brings skyrocketing prices, tent cities, and foreign investor chaos to the national stage. The failed mayor of Vancouver is now Canada’s Housing Minister
Sun- Elbows up, food prices up — until feds quietly backed down
…the Carney government’s lack of transparency is concerning. On April 10, during the election campaign, Carney briefly paused his campaign to convene a cabinet committee meeting on tariffs. At the time, the move raised eyebrows. Now, it’s clear he was preparing to walk back Ottawa’s retaliatory measures. Yet the public was not informed, at least not openly. No formal announcement was made during the campaign. Voters were left in the dark — arguably to avoid alienating the Elbows Up base.
David Solway – Mark Carney’s values.
Victor Davis Hanson – The first 100 days.