REPORT @ParksCanada:
Historic site in Abernethy, SK dedicated to 19th century Prairie homesteaders will be reimagined as monument to “inequities on the Prairies” including mistreatment of Indigenous people.https://t.co/rhMEeVJeWk #cdnpoli #skpoli pic.twitter.com/h6m8T4fKwo— Holly Doan (@hollyanndoan) March 30, 2026
The Board of Directors of Air Canada today announced…
… that Michael Rousseau has informed the Board that he will retire by the end of the third quarter of 2026, after nearly two decades of strong and dedicated leadership that has reinforced Air Canada’s place as a leader in the airline industry domestically and globally. Mr. Rousseau will continue to lead the company and to serve on its Board until that time.
In today’s other “learn who rules over you” news, Ma Wing-tsung all good.
What an absolute knob. Maybe if they put a backdrop for him to pose in front of in the House of Commons he might actually show up there. pic.twitter.com/KVtwEc0O5t
— Glenda M 🍎 (@McfarlaneGlenda) March 30, 2026
Don’t scoff, journalism is a serious business: This is how Rahm Emanuel eats a salad.
And super-duper serious is the war journalism.
Were you aware that a Canadian is one of four astronauts soon heading to the moon? Neither are most Canadians. The “news” shows simply don’t have enough time in between the 24/7 anti-American, anti-Trump endless hatefest to inform anyone of this historic mission. Details here.
The CBC can’t seem to produce any TV show that attracts more than a small handful of Canadians, but it turns out that the NDP has delivered comedy gold that is attracting massive attention from around the world! There are so many links appearing on social media, but here are a few: Asmongold TV AnitaK h/t roaddog Unacceptable Fringe Tajana Ceckic
Update: The comments on this official NDP post are well worth a read.
China Carney’s Canada: John slept here. New World Order. Rebranded as hate. Liberals re-write Prairie history.
The Democrat Party’s America: Brian Stelter. Democracy is racist. The college racket.
Stories You Won’t Find At Carney’s CBC: The failure of MSM. Meloni vs Starmer. Paul Joseph Watson – Under his nose. Carney’s Muslim values?
On the non-random nature of who you are; on the apparently “problematic” Calvin and Hobbes; and on the family unit as reinvented by Guardian contributors:
“For us,” says Eleanor Margolis, “the ideal parenting setup would consist of three or four of us sharing responsibility for a child (the others involved would also be responsible for providing the sperm).”
Providing the sperm. A joyous and maternal turn of phrase.
Also of note, the idea of wanting a baby, but with only a third or a quarter of the responsibility. A kind of low-commitment parenting.
Bodes well.
All this and more.
From 1969, here’s Smith performing Baby It’s You. Here’s more about the band.
Bonus: Freedom Toons tackles Canada’s MAID “service”.
Your best near month-end tips are appreciated!
Update: It’s a generator component manufactured in Japan, the crew moving it is from Tennessee. They crossed the bridge at Outlook yesterday. Very slowly.
Fascinating hypothesis – h/t Sooke + RN
Let's unpack this..
What if the White House has no intention of reopening the Strait of Hormuz?
What if this war is really about ships & tariffs?
I had a long discussion with senior DOE official yesterday on background. I can’t share any details but it’s clear everyone’s… https://t.co/DCP0uw7C4E
— John Ʌ Konrad V (@johnkonrad) March 18, 2026
Was it Lewis with his anti-everything policies, or Beck, with her more pragmatic you-re-a-nut-job-stay-away response?
Beck’s frosty letter to new federal NDP Leader Avi Lewis over energy and resource policies
“The positions that you have taken when it comes to natural resource development are ideological and unrealistic. They would hurt Saskatchewan workers, communities, and industries.” – Carla Beck
The first article in this feed details Carney’s plans to buy votes in the Maritimes, so there’s not a whole lot new there. The second one is more interesting for what it doesn’t mention, as opposed to what it does. Given the current geopolitical situation, you’d think Ottawa’s priority would be to streamline the process for building oil and gas pipelines as opposed to wind farms, but then again this is the Liberal Party we’re talking about here.
The prime minister went on to cite Houston’s ambitious plan for the Wind West project, which calls for building Canada’s first offshore wind farms at an enormous scale.
On Wednesday, Hydro-Québec said it has issued a formal request for information from energy developers to help it determine timelines and costs for building transmission lines to potentially connect Quebec’s electricity grid with Nova Scotia’s proposed offshore wind farms.
The undertaker wins on the first ballot.
Following up on the preview in Reader Tips, here’s Bill O’Reilly’s full documentary on the current state of San Francisco. The city’s plight is the certain vector of Democrat policies.
The Democrat Party’s America: A just war. Muslims in Florida. Stalinist revisionism. Hate America rallies.
China Carney’s Canada: Michael Ma. Solar wind bust. A polite pogrom
Stories You Won’t Find At Carney’s CBC: And so it begins – Church vandalized in Britain. Renewables are a cheap myth. Don’t upset the Muslims. Andrew Klavan.
The Sunday Prayer.
From 1945, here’s Rhapsody in Blue. Without looking it up, do you know which major airline uses this song in their marketing?
Bonus: Here’s Gavin Newsom’s Origin Story. And here’s the current state of San Francisco.
Your most colourful tips are very welcome!
HAPPENING NOW: More from the 2026 NDP leadership convention. A young woman wearing an oversized keffiyeh makes an impassioned speech against involvement in the Iran conflict, but is quickly rebuked and reprimanded for misgendering the chair who self-identifies as "non-binary." pic.twitter.com/TEl4RhKg20
— Alex Zoltan (@AmazingZoltan) March 29, 2026
HAPPENING NOW: It’s time for the “Emergency Resolutions” portion of the 2026 NPD leadership convention.
Is Carla Beck in the house?
HAPPENING NOW: There's surprising amount of disagreement and intellectual diversity at the 2026 NDP leadership convention, but one matter everyone seems to agree on is that they hate the "equity cards." pic.twitter.com/BL6yMqFksx
— Alex Zoltan (@AmazingZoltan) March 29, 2026