This is a really good explainer.
1. Dear @jkenney, to understand President Trump’s position on Canada, you have to go back to the 2016 election and President Trump’s position on the NAFTA renegotiation.
If you did not follow the subsequent USMCA process, this might be the ah-ha moment you need to understand… https://t.co/qXF4WHl3O3
— TheLastRefuge (@TheLastRefuge2) October 24, 2025
Threadrolled here.
Tyrants have always found the Magna Carta to be reckless…
Pierre Poilievre charges ahead recklessly https://t.co/W0YU4tofuW pic.twitter.com/NXfghcJyDe
— Robert Fife (@RobertFife) October 21, 2025
Pierre Poilievre is by no means the first person to raise concerns about RCMP covering up of Trudeau/Liberal scandals. And it’s not like there is a lack of evidence to take to trial.
But hey, we did get an apology….
Related: Isee everyone got the talking points…
In a stunning moment of honesty before Parliament, Canada’s own budget watchdog just confirmed what every sane person already suspected: the federal government under Justin Trudeau and now Mark Carney has never even bothered to ask what this out-of-control immigration surge is actually costing the country.
National Post- Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau spotted kissing on yacht
Matt Gurney- Carney had a choice. He chose to own one of Trudeau’s dumbest ideas
The gun confiscation plan is doomed that even the minister responsible knows it’ll fail. The PM has chosen to proceed, anyway. To please Quebec.
Taxpayers have been billed almost $500 million just to run the Trudeau government’s Canada Dental Care Plan, with most of the money going to administration instead of patients.
Cabinet admitted in a Commons filing that as of March 31, 2025, the program’s overhead costs totaled $472.9 million, including payments to third-party administrators.
Blacklock’s Reporter said the disclosure came only after Conservative MP Dan Mazier (Riding Mountain, Man.) pressed for answers on what the program has actually cost since its inception.
Look at what Trudeau govt did to Canada. My God. And we re-elected the same govt. h/t @MichaelAArouet pic.twitter.com/4b3Vi4aNzt
— Martin Pelletier (@MPelletierCIO) September 17, 2025
Race to the bottom: WTF is happening in Germany?! Germany announced 125,000 industrial job cuts in 6 weeks.
About pot legalization is the way they had all the enforcement ducks in a row when they rolled it out and onto our streets.
Devices used to track marijuana-impaired drivers are so unpredictable several police forces are waiting for “improved technology,” says a Department of Public Safety report. The disclosure follows warnings by legislators that identifying cannabis users behind the wheel would be difficult: “Given that drug testing has not sufficiently evolved, in your own words, why is your government legalizing?”
Peter Menzies- Trudeau crippled Canada’s media. AI might now kill it
It will be two years in August since Facebook, prompted by the Justin Trudeau regime’s maladroit handling of digital legislation, departed from the business of carrying links to news in Canada.
Blacklocks: Twenty-two Canadian diplomats were fired last year for fraud, theft, embezzlement, soliciting kickbacks and other wrongdoing, according to Department of Foreign Affairs figures. No police were called: “We are all responsible.”
I miss Rex.
Rex Murphy- Trudeau has ensured ‘there is no business case’ for oil and gas
Calgary Herald- Canada’s historic first cargo of LNG sets sail for buyers in Asia
The inaugural cargo comes nearly 15 years after the first application for a licence to export LNG from the West Coast was submitted to federal regulators.
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.
The IMF has just released its April update of the World Economic Outlook – it includes revisions for various data.
Canada still has the worst Real GDP per capita (adj. for PPP), after Luxembourg. pic.twitter.com/s8DsCL6sfI
— Richard Dias (@RichardDias_CFA) April 22, 2025
Blacklock’s- Trudeaus Out At Foundation
The Trudeau Foundation has passed a 15-month federal audit but cut all ties with the Trudeau family. Alexandre Trudeau, the former prime minister’s brother, was replaced as executive director after endorsing a six-figure donation from friends of the Chinese Communist Party.
Sam Cooper- Trudeau’s Cannabis Law Evidently Fueled Rise of CCP Narco Networks, Cross-Border Probes Reveal
The Bureau uncovers how CCP-linked drug syndicates hijacked Canada’s pot laws to build a global narco empire. As U.S. officials sound alarms over fentanyl, laundering, and illegal grow-ops, one question looms: Did Justin Trudeau’s Cannabis Act supercharge Chinese cartel networks across North America?
Blacklock’s- Predict Middle Class Doomed
Canadians should expect to become poorer over the next five years, says a Privy Council report. The forecast was drawn from interviews with “experts across the Government of Canada” who said economic outlooks for families were so stark they predicted a national mental health crisis. “Downward social mobility is the norm,” said the report Disruptions On The Horizon. Collapse of the middle class was rated among the “top 10 most likely disruptions” over the next three to five years. Another likely event was “people cannot afford to live on their own,” it said.
Western Standard- Trudeau spent $11,000,000,000 on overseas gender programs during tenure
The figure is a conservative estimate, as it primarily includes gender-targeted aid and doesn’t account for the full value of gender-integrated projects, which could add billions more if fully calculated.
According to The Bureau’s analysis of prior CSIS reporting, comments by Chiang—a former police officer in the Markham area—reflect a longstanding pattern of election interference by the People’s Republic of China in Canada, including the use of Chinese-language media in Toronto, operating under consular influence, to amplify pro-Beijing narratives and promote candidates perceived as sympathetic to the Chinese Communist Party.
Former Conservative leader Erin O’Toole suggested Saturday that the riding of Markham–Unionville, where Paul Chiang unseated incumbent Conservative Bob Saroya in 2021, was among several successfully targeted by Beijing’s interference operations—part of what he says weakened key Conservative campaigns and ultimately contributed to his resignation as party leader.
Chiang, the sitting Member of Parliament and a candidate for re-election, was quoted in Ming Pao suggesting individuals could “claim the one-million-dollar bounty” placed by Hong Kong authorities on Conservative candidate Joe Tay—by bringing Tay to the Chinese consulate in Toronto. According to reporting, Chiang also remarked that Tay’s criminal charge under Hong Kong’s national security law would cause a “great controversy” if Tay were elected to Parliament, before issuing his bounty comment to laughter among the gathered Chinese journalists.
Chiang issued a brief apology after the remarks surfaced on Thursday. But the backlash has only intensified, with Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre accusing Chiang of echoing Chinese Communist Party repression—and Mark Carney of turning a blind eye.
“Liberal MP and candidate Paul Chiang’s heinous call to turn over a Canadian citizen to the authoritarian regime in Beijing in return for a Chinese Communist Party bounty is no accident—it reflects the Liberals’ long-standing mockery and neglect of national security for their own partisan gain,” Poilievre said Saturday.
“Carney is weak and compromised by money his company owes Beijing. His silence on these deplorable comments says it all. Carney must fire Paul Chiang as a candidate.”
Veteran democracy activist Cheuk Kwan, co-chair of the Toronto Association for Democracy in China, surfaced Chiang’s remarks Friday and called for the MP to resign.
“This is shocking. Mr. Chiang openly encouraged people to assist in China interference and transnational repression,” Kwan said. “Rather than protecting Canadians, he betrayed them and jeopardized their safety.”
Kwan noted that the bounty on Tay was issued by the Hong Kong Police Force under its new national security laws, because Tay runs a YouTube channel in Canada that is critical of governance imposed from Beijing.
I’m old enough to remember the Chinese police station story that quietly died away.
Lilley: Carney is, for far, standing by Chiang’s call to hand over a Canadian citizen to China.