It appears we’ve been conquered.

Courtesy of reader GG: two gay pride flags outside quarters on base in Moose Jaw. Five poles are not in use. No time for Canada or Saskatchewan but they have these two.
It appears we’ve been conquered.

Courtesy of reader GG: two gay pride flags outside quarters on base in Moose Jaw. Five poles are not in use. No time for Canada or Saskatchewan but they have these two.
Newfoundland parents just got the memo: Once your kid turns 12, the government says you’re no longer automatically entitled to know what’s in their medical records.
A June 19 letter from NL Health Services quietly ended automatic parental access to children’s health information. From age 12 to 15, parents now need the child’s permission to see the records. At 16, the teenager takes full control.
Sarah James Furlong, a concerned parent, took to social media in a bid to raise awareness of the apparent government assault on parental rights. Furlong is calling on parents to contact the Minister of Health, Lela Evans, to reverse the decision.
“I respect children’s rights and understand the importance of privacy,” Furlong said in a Facebook post. “However, I believe parents have a fundamental responsibility to protect, support, and advocate for their children—and that responsibility doesn’t end when a child turns 12.”
The move fits a pattern. Newfoundland and Labrador already lets students in Grade 7 and up change their names and pronouns at school without parental consent. Now the same province is extending that logic into medical records.
You bet it fits a pattern.
Carnival Carney’s Canada: The Canadian dollar. Crazed leftist. Islamic Caliphate of Regina.
The Democratic Party’s America: Victor Davis Hanson – The broader context. A jihad caucus.
Stories You Won’t Find At Carney’s CBC: Britain is turning into Somalia. Roger Watson – SS Great Britain. Solar panels overheat. Paul Joseph Watson – It keeps happening. Muslim sex.
Your morning meme. And at the Bee.
In 1986, the FBI had a major shootout with a pair of bank robbers. Here’s the first of four podcast episodes about it. The remaining 3 can be found here.
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62M views, so it’s got to be good.
And it looks to be rough. (magnitude 7.1 and 7.5)
Updated to share a couple of videos. There are of course, scores of these across social media.
Fishermen in the sea off the coast of La Guaira record the moments after the earthquake with dust covering large parts of the coast as a result of building collapses#Venezuela pic.twitter.com/D8KNwLkLDf
— CNW (@ConflictsW) June 25, 2026
A Venezuelan records himself running [down[ the stairs of his building while the two earthquakes that struck Venezuela were occurring; you can see how the stairs are cracked.
Good Lord, have they not been through enough? USGS fears up to 100K deaths
Smartest guys in the Metaverse: “The leaderboard showed the top 250 token users…”
How it started: Calgary city councillors have voted not to change the rules capping late-night sound levels during the Calgary Stampede, despite encouragement from the provincial government.
WE DID IT! This morning, Council voted for reasonable rules for off-site Stampede tents.
Stampede succeeds because Calgarians welcome millions of people into our city. That goodwill matters. It belongs to all of us. We want visitors, artists, workers, and businesses to have a… pic.twitter.com/q8fM9uCg2M
— Jeromy (Pathfinder) Farkas (@JeromyYYC) June 23, 2026
Officials with Country Thunder Alberta announced the cancellation of the 2026 music festival on Wednesday, which was set to be held this weekend.
In a news release, officials cited “city-created safety and operational barriers” as the reason behind the decision.
“After exhaustive efforts to find a workable path forward, the organization has determined that conditions created by the City of Calgary, including active construction surrounding the festival site and new restrictive sound limitations, make it impossible to stage the event for 2026,” they said.
As the Edmonton Elks prepare for their home opener Saturday…
…team president Chris Morris says the fallout from the club’s 2021 name change remains one of the biggest obstacles in rebuilding support among fans.
Morris, who spent 14 seasons on Edmonton’s offensive line and won three Grey Cups with the club, said the franchise continues to deal with fallout from its 2021 name change.
“It was a disaster in so many ways,” Morris said of the transition from the Eskimos to the Elks.
The club changed its name after years of criticism from Inuit leaders and organizations who said the former name was offensive and outdated. The move came amid broader pressure on sports teams to abandon names viewed as racist or stereotypical. […]
“The people who had been local fans and the people who had grown to care and love and have a lot of respect for that tradition were obviously very offended,” he said.
Morris said the name change, along with the COVID-19 pandemic and the team’s struggles on the field, contributed to season-ticket sales falling from more than 20,000 to about 7,000.
I was driving to Edmonton a couple of years ago, and picked up an Alberta sports radio station broadcast recapping the career of Gizmo Williams — describing him throughout as playing for the “Elks”.
The container arrived carrying twenty industrial rolls of paper, and concealed inside ten of them was 520.6 kilograms of opium — the raw material of the Big Circle Boys’ heroin trade that drove Vancouver’s overdose deaths for decades, before fentanyl exploded in the Downtown Eastside around 2012.
Canada Border Services Agency officers made the find at the Tsawwassen Container Examination Facility, five kilometers from the Deltaport terminal, after intelligence from the agency’s National Targeting Centre and U.S. Customs and Border Protection flagged the shipment in January.
The disclosure came late, as it had before: officers intercepted the container in January but the agency announced it only this week — the same months-long lag that preceded its October disclosure of a May 2025 seizure of 4,300 liters of Chinese precursor chemicals bound for Calgary. The number carries political weight on its own. A single container held more opium than the 329 kilograms of opioids border officers seized across all of British Columbia in 2025.
Related: Just don’t be found in possession of a bouncy castle and you’re free to go.
Earlier this month, I was back “home” in Vancouver and spotted this pair of posters at Granville Island:

Here’s the web page referenced on the left. The link on the right leads to a 404 Error.
One can only wonder why the “Stop Asian Hate” link no longer works. Might it have something to do with the fact that when unprovoked attacks on people of Asian descent were investigated in America, it turns out they’re almost always carried out by young black males?!? Asking for a friend.
A CAF juxtapose of sorts.
Brian Lilley: This wasn’t respectful to the troops, don’t think it followed protocol. Problem is, Carney doesn’t know this.
I’ve been on parade and been reviewed by high level dignitaries.
This wasn’t respectful to the troops, don’t think it followed protocol.
Problem is, Carney doesn’t know this.
There are people in Ottawa who know this. Why isn’t he listening to them? pic.twitter.com/8CaIHAL3v3— Brian Lilley (@brianlilley) June 24, 2026
The officer commanding one of the Canadian Army’s leading regular force battalions and the unit’s top non-commissioned officer have been removed from their position. Lt.-Col. Jason Hudson and Chief Warrant Officer Kim Doerr, of the 3rd Battalion, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry, based in Edmonton, were apparently forced to step aside over the weekend, several military sources said Tuesday.
The Department of National Defence, in a written statement, confirmed to CBC News that action had taken place, but refused to explain why.
Reddit reveals: “Beers on a bus”
If you like your call to prayer, you can keep your call to prayer.
💥 Minister Lena Diab meets with provincial counterparts to further undermine Canada’s democracy by pushing mass immigration into rural Canada — after destroying our cities.
“We are in a nation-building era, and immigration will be central to that work.”
They’re not even… pic.twitter.com/lWJCioYyMn
— Wiretap Media (@WiretapMediaCa) June 24, 2026
Related: Is this her best ratio or what!
The camel is in the tent.
They were expected to have a great night, and they did. The candidates endorsed by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani all won. The socialists swept the race. While the national Democrats are Trump-deranged and focused on stopping the MAGA agenda, they have a serial killer hiding within their walls—and it’s wearing a Che Guevara shirt, with a copy of Das Kapital in its back pocket. And while this political killer is no fan of Trump, they want to take out the establishment Democrats first. This party got a reality check tonight: they might have to spend heavily to keep these people out, because the candidates that are winning these primaries are whack job city.
Related.
New – Cash on hand – May 31
🔴 RNC: $125 Million
🔵 DNC: -$3 million— Political Polls (@PpollingNumbers) June 21, 2026
Go renewable. For the environment.
And the UK, which means it’s worldwide.
Asbestos has been discovered in at least 1,000 wind turbines across Britain following the import of components from China, it has been revealed. The parts, contained in brakes used in lifts and hoists, are understood to have come from third-party Chinese suppliers and contain a white asbestos known as chrysotile. […]
The type of asbestos has been completely banned in the UK since November 1999, making it illegal to buy, sell or export any materials with it, according to The Sunday Times which first reported the story.
After purchasing a property in Port Colborne, Ontario and beginning construction of their future home, the Reios discovered ancient human remains on the site. Since then, they have been ordered to fund an archaeological investigation that could cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, or even exceed $1 million.
Despite legislation that allows the government to step in when compliance would impose an undue financial burden, provincial officials refused to provide assistance.
The Canadian Constitution Foundation is supporting their court challenge, toss a few bucks their way if you can afford to.
The Democratic Party’s America: Victor Davis Hanson – The media. Fast and Furious. Commie stooges.
Conman Carney’s Canada: China is wonderful. Get rich scam. Terror comes north.
Stories You Won’t Find At Carney’s CBC: The last sneer. Heatwave advice. Paul Joseph Watson – Quite a shock.
Sorry Angie, being an DEI executive at JP Morgan Chase won’t save you under the New Rules.
From 1964, here’s Hot Enough for June.
Bonus: This new song about Scottish World Cup fans is absolutely epic!
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