Category: Shiny Pony

Jobs.

Canada’s employment market caved in July, unexpectedly losing tens of thousands of jobs — most on them full-time positions, with Ontario taking the brunt of the declines — and pushing the jobless rate higher.
“Unexpectedly”

Most forecasters had expected job growth to resume last month after a small loss in June, which would have continued the recent sea-saw labour pattern.

These would be the same forecasters that assure us a Carbon Dioxide tax won’t hurt the economy at all.
#CanadaIsBack, eh.

The Honourable Member From Iranistan

Toronto Sun;

The Peterborough MP was previously known as Canada’s first Afghan parliamentarian, coming to Canada from Afghanistan in 1996 at the age of 11. But, after being questioned by the Globe and Mail, Monsef says she spoke to her mother and found out she was actually born in Iran.
She’s confirmed her passport incorrectly lists Herat, Afghanistan, as her place of birth. It’s not known whether her proper birthplace was provided on her citizen or refugee applications.
[…] she’s currently leading the charge to change the voting system we’ve used for 150 years.

The Justin Trudeau Hinterlands Who’s Who

Part I.
In recognition of his biological expertise join us in exploring Justin Trudeau’s Canada: a deep dive into the glacial lakes of Ontario, a serene walk on the stony beaches of the prairie coast, we’ll enjoy a loaf from the bread-basket of the Yukon.
To begin our series, it is almost imperative that we recognize the most Canadian of reptiles.
The Beaver

Typically inhabiting coffee shops these tundra dwelling animals were nearly wiped out when Robin’s Donuts went down hill. Fortunately Ducks Unlimited created Tim Horton’s and now these notorious jay-walkers have made a come back.

Oh, Shiny Potato!

Democratic Reform Minister Maryam Monsef, whom the Liberals have championed as this country’s first Afghan-born MP, says she was actually born and lived most of her early life in Iran before arriving with her mother and two younger sisters in Canada as refugees.

She… forgot.

Oh, Shiny Pony.

The ‘experts’ speak, but they don’t support the Liberal narrative, so…

If so, you can take tentative comfort in the fact that, with very few exceptions, virtually every expert witness to testify before the House committee charged with studying the issue seems to agree — albeit reluctantly, in some cases, and only when pressed, with dramatically varying degrees of enthusiasm — that any attempt to change the vote-counting formula without widespread public support would be spectacularly ill-advised and politically risky, although almost certainly not actively unconstitutional.

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