Survey Says…

Abacus Data- What is Motivating Voting Preferences in Canada?

The top issues of concerns for Canadians remain consistent with our tracking over the past two years. The cost of living remains the largest issue facing more Canadians (71%), followed by housing affordability and accessibility (46%), healthcare (42%), the economy (33%), and immigration (27%). In total, 86% of Canadians put either the cost of living or housing as a top issue.

Citizen Television

These days I find that youtubers provide a lot more entertainment and information for me than television ever did.  Farmcraft101 is a youtube channel run by a cattle farmer named John who hails from Virginia. In this episode, he performs more repairs to a 75000 pound excavator that he purchased for $7000. In other episodes, he rebuilt the motor on a 1960 crawler tractor and entirely rebuilt a tandem dump truck. Enjoy!

 

Giggle,Tee, Hee, Hee

Blacklocks- Feds Made Up Daycare Claim

“At this time there is little to no research proving to what extent the increase in the participation rate of core-aged mothers of young children has been driven by any particular factor,” said the briefing note.

Finance Minister Freeland repeatedly justified the $30 billion program as an economic boost. “We said it would create economic opportunities for mothers all across Canada and thus greater prosperity for us all,” Freeland told the Commons in 2023. “It worked.”

The memo cited conflicting Statistics Canada Labour Force figures from 2019 to 2023. Numbers showed employment rates by all working-age women were virtually unchanged in half the country, increasing by less than one percent in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.

Your Moral And Intellectual Superiors

A fish rots from the head. Here we are at the tail.

Another day, another tiny anti-Israel protest being given breathless coverage in the Canadian news media.

In a June 27 front-page article published in The Regina Leader-Post entitled: “Demonstrators demand Regina take action as city hall protesters denounce genocide,” author Larissa Kurz reported on a group of approximately 20 anti-Israel protesters in the Saskatchewan capital of Regina.

Beyond raising questions as to how such a marginal group merited to be given a lengthy news article, Kurz’s report also repeated terminology used by the protesters, referring to their “strong anti-genocide message,” blurring the line between reporting and stenography.

Anomaly Abuse

The only real anomaly in this narrative is the fact that certain political leaders do not understand the concept of evidence.

A search of the grounds of a former residential school in northern Manitoba has uncovered 187 anomalies, according to First Nation leaders.

To know for sure what the anomalies are, Monias said the sites would have to be excavated and DNA testing would be required.

To do that, he said the First Nation would need funding from the federal government.

In what universe would the discovery of a potential crime scene require federal funding prior to investigation?

 

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