Diversity Is Our Strength

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I reported to RCMP and my RSO just last week a group of these guys at my own range.

– shooting AK-47’s
– using a banned shotgun (banned on this range for damage they cause)
– using over capacity mags (counted multiple 30 round mags fired)
– transporting firearms while loaded
– taking pictures of my SUV as I left the range.
– one of the 5 had a membership. (only one guest is allowed per card carrier)

“Two” have been charged. TWO. (Not that it matters).

Friday On Turtle Island

Woke America:   Victor Davis Hanson – Destroying democracy.   The Democrats fade into irrelevance.  Guess what leftists have up their sleeve.

Mohammad Carney’s Canada:  Toronto Film Festival.  A quiet province.  Education in Doug Ford’s Ontario.  Feared for ex-Nazis feelings.

Stories You Won’t Find At Carney’s CBC:   A UK church holds an event.  This is ridiculous.  Tyranny of the eco-aristocracy.  People have had enough.

Your Moral And Intellectual Superiors

Dana DiFilippo’s bio at the Trenton-area New Jersey Monitor states that prior to writing for the paper, she was with “WHYY, Philadelphia’s NPR station, and the Philadelphia Daily News, a paper known for exposing corruption and holding public officials accountable.” She apparently deleted her X account after her largely clean but rather Orwellian choice of phrasing went viral.

Oh yes, there’s more.

“AG Bondi says a DOJ employee has been fired after he was arrested…”

Sorry Sean. We didn’t make the new rules, but these are the new rules.

Our Chinese-Installed Governor In Ottawa

The more things stay the same, the more things stay the same.

Why Are We Trading Our Breadbasket for a Battery Pack?

In protecting a shaky electric vehicle dream, Ottawa is putting a $43-billion canola reality at risk — sacrificing a cornerstone of our agricultural economy for a battery pack that may never deliver. […]

The backdrop to all of this is Ottawa’s high-stakes bet on the EV sector. Despite nearly $50 billion in combined federal and provincial investments, Canada’s EV industry is faltering. Sales are dropping, mandates are clashing with market realities, and major projects are delayed or shelved. Without a significant acceleration in charging infrastructure, policy recalibration, and restored investor confidence, the sector risks collapse.

Ottawa’s trade stance is effectively protecting a fragile EV industry at the expense of a robust and profitable canola sector. One is speculative and policy-driven; the other is market-proven and globally competitive. The policy choice here should be obvious: Canada must either adjust its EV tariff position toward China or carve out exemptions to protect agricultural exports. Beijing has made its expectations clear.

Related: Built in 1960, the Second Narrows Bridge was not designed for the volume and weight of modern freight trains, which have grown substantially in size and frequency to meet rising global demand.

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