Including a plan gone awry; a lively discussion regarding pizza; scenes of boob correction; and some flat-sharing ladies, circa 1965.

All this and more.
Including a plan gone awry; a lively discussion regarding pizza; scenes of boob correction; and some flat-sharing ladies, circa 1965.

All this and more.
From 1934, here is a cartoon called The Headless Horseman.
Bonus: From 1945, here’s a Newsreel from the End of WW2
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For our American readers — I hope you enjoyed a wonderful Thanksgiving.
1978, Microwave Turkey in a Sears Kenmore Oven. pic.twitter.com/p3eJx7j0LR
— Brian Roemmele (@BrianRoemmele) November 28, 2025
Blacklock’s- Feds Like $25K French Fines
Federally regulated transport employers must conduct business in French as well as English under threat of $25,000 fines, Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault said yesterday. Penalties will be initially enforced on three corporations and major airports nationwide.
“People traveling in Canada should be able to receive services in French and English anywhere, anytime,” Guilbeault said in a statement. “These draft regulations reinforce the genuine equality between these two languages.”
…but not really.
CTV- Guilbeault resigning from Carney’s cabinet on same day PM signs Alberta pipeline MOU
Guilbeault plans to stay on as an MP in the Liberal caucus, according to the source.
A spirited discussion. Grab yourself a mid-strength beverage.
As Aaron Clarey would say “enjoy the decline”.
Seems like a lot of steps go into not building a pipeline.
Here is a breakdown of the most important parts of Danielle Smith's deal with Mark Carney aka MOU between Alberta and Canada:
* will make a pipeline a National Interest Project – "if"
* one or more pipeline.
* clean electricity regulations will be suspended – the best part of…— Kirk Lubimov (@KirkLubimov) November 27, 2025
Told ya so: The fundraising emails are already flying.
Eby’s NDP party put out a fundraising email Thursday morning slamming Ottawa and Alberta for undertaking negotiations on a new pipeline project without involving B.C. and saying the province will fight to make sure it isn’t built.
Time to change the locks on Alberta, Premier Smith.
Green lining: Guilbeault resigns
A carbon tax increase is guaranteed, though.
A passenger once asked (as I slowed to wait for cross traffic on a left turn), “Why are you staring in the rear view mirror?”
I replied, “Nothing sharpens your situational awareness like driving without brake lights“.
Never forget how much they hate you.

Brian Zinchuk: If you’re serious, put your Grandma’s old folks home on the prioritized list to turn the lights off in January
Update: Honestly, I didn’t plan this. But 12 hours after I posted the column, this happened:
Alberta wind generation falls to 0.12% capacity late Wednesday night
My name is Fareed and I.Am.Canadian.
Vancouver Police holding an anti-extortion forum at South Hall tonight for the South Asian community. pic.twitter.com/btdpUbT3vD
— Kim Bolan (@kbolan) November 27, 2025
The Democratic Party’s America: They’re at it again. From Moscow to New York. Deport all Afghans.
Conman Carney’s Canada: CTV airs anti-Hindu slogans. Carney’s air force. Oct. 7th mother.
Stories You Won’t Find At Carney’s CBC: Interfaith dialogue in Britain. War against civilization. Bovine stupidity. From the Man Cave.
Your morning meme.
To commemorate the Thanksgiving south of the border, here’s a fun video about folklore surrounding this annual event.
Bonus: Here’s Rush Limbaugh. the last time he told the Real Story of Thanksgiving.
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World’s Strongest Woman stripped of title after being revealed as trans ex-porn star
Reports are conflicting as to whether they’ve survived or are still in critical.
WATCH LIVE: Authorities hold press conference after 2 National Guard troops shot near White House
https://t.co/duA1ojTRFx— Fox News (@FoxNews) November 26, 2025
Shooter is in custody.
Update: The crazed gunman who shot two National Guard troops in a possible terror attack near the White House Wednesday has been identified as a 29-year-old Afghan national who came to the US during the chaotic 2021 Afghanistan withdrawal, law enforcement sources told The Post.
@AndrewKolvet: Was just briefed on credible reporting that says the National Guard shooting suspect began shouting “Allahu Akbar” as he began shooting.”
11 years experience as “Humanitarian aid worker”
It looks like someone forgot to tell John Deere that tariffs are a win/win proposition. Considering that companies like Deere are a perfect example of what most people would consider heavy industry, what’s the point of burdening them with extra costs?
Deere & Co on Wednesday flagged a bigger hit from tariffs in 2026 and forecast its annual profit below estimates on the back of weaker margins on large tractors, sending the farm-equipment maker’s shares down 5%.
Caterpillar didn’t get the memo either.
Caterpillar now expects a tariff hit of $1.5 billion to $1.8 billion this year, up from its prior forecast of up to $1.5 billion.
Yes, it’s real.
Yet more evidence that the marginal consumer, in this case the marginal car buyer, simply can’t afford that shiny metal anymore.
Scott Terrio, manager of consumer insolvency at Hoyes, Michalos & Associates, says that in his 17 years on the job, this is the first year he’s seen people contacting the firm with the intention of returning their vehicles.
“It’s very non-typical,” he said. “They’ve recognized that their car is killing them financially.”
Not to worry. I’m sure that tweaking EV mandates from 100% of new car sales to 90% will fix all of that.