5,000 people every year killed every year in America by poorly trained and inexperienced truck drivers.
New Governor, Same As The Old Governor
All I know about cutting trade ties with the US is how well it worked out for Cuba.
Under Mark Carney, Canada’s posture toward the United States has shifted with surprising speed—less theatrical than Trump’s, but no less consequential. In April 2025, we were promised a renewed economic and security partnership. By the summer, we were told the existing deal was already the best possible outcome. Fast forward to April 2026, and suddenly our reliance on the U.S. is framed as a strategic weakness. All of this, notably, after months without meaningful engagement or negotiation.
That messaging matters. Especially when delivered in a widely viewed address suggesting that CUSMA—the backbone of North American trade—is somehow on life support. It leaves industry asking a basic question: what exactly is the plan?
You Can Take The Girl Out Of Somalia
But… Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) is attributing her alleged inflated net worth to an accounting mistake.
Minnesota Rep Ilhan Omar attempted to send $1.46 million dollars in funding to an address for a nonprofit called “Generation Hope”
The address to receive the money isn’t a treatment facility, it’s a restaurant
After this was discovered House Republicans stripped the earmarked… pic.twitter.com/iwwSZMi75H
— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) April 24, 2026
Friday On Turtle Island
The Democratic Party’s America: Victor Davis Hanson – Iran committed suicide. Displays Pakistan flag. Running for congress. The last word on the Russia hoax.
Conman Carney’s Canada: Dictators don’t need ethics probes. Healthcare for migrants. Deport.
Stories You Won’t Find At Carney’s CBC: From the man cave. Signal rationing.
Oddments For The Weekend
Including a Rear Window timelapse; toilet lasers; and a map of cheese – from semi-hard buffalo cheese to Mongolian horse cheese.
All this and more.
Fat Trudeau
That’ll teach ’em: Rebel News journalist David Menzies discusses booze behemoth Diageo closing its Crown Royal botting plant in Amherstburg, Ontario.
April 24, 2026: Reader Tips
I know that AI videos are not everyone’s cup of tea, but I really enjoy the futuristic ones, viewing them purely as art. Here are two: Palm Planet at Dusk and The Wooden Planet.
Got some relatively current news tips? Please do share ’em!
The Doctor Will Kill You Now
The Government They Voted For
I propose all homeless shelters be located inside gated communities: Over 70% of the East Village voted for Mamdani. Now they’re suing Mamdani because he’s planning to relocate Bellevue homeless shelter to the East Village.
I, Napoleon
Juno News has identified the player as Royal Canadian Navy Sub-Lieutenant James “Jamie” Poirier: A towering trans Lieutenant in the Canadian Armed Forces is dominating the military’s women’s national volleyball tournament, smashing balls at blistering speeds into female opponents’ faces and knocking them off their feet during a military league match between Ottawa and Halifax.
Circling The Drain
Unaffordable housing creates a lot more problems than declining provincial education funding as families move to cheaper abodes. But then again, the same people bemoaning this problem are likely the same ones who cheered for zero percent interest rates that sparked the housing bubble to begin with.
Families aren’t just moving to a different neighbourhood; they’re leaving the region entirely. Driven by a cost of living that has become unsustainable for many young parents, the “Surrey dream” is being packed into moving trucks and headed further east — out of the valley and, in many cases, out of the province.
Left Coast, Lost Cause
Holy good lord, the Vancouver World Cup tally is now "potentially $624 million for seven matches."
Everyone involved must be hounded into resignation, if not exile. This is absolutely monstrous waste.https://t.co/RvBozRSiKY
— Chris Selley (@cselley) April 22, 2026
Also: The B.C. Hotel Association says FIFA organizers have cancelled between 70 and 80 per cent of the hotel rooms they booked in the 16 cities hosting World Cup games. In Vancouver alone, about 15,000 nightly room bookings have been cancelled. As the CBC’s Janella Hamilton reports, while Vancouver’s mayor said the World Cup would be a huge payout for the city, some tour operators are skeptical.
New Governor, Same As The Old Governor
Birth Of A Meme.
$200 million tax dollars pic.twitter.com/8QeOW3DUoo
— The Reclamare (@TheReclamare) April 22, 2026
Our Diversities
From our burgeoning Import The Third World files…
On Tuesday, April 21st shortly before 11pm an acereage owner just north of Pilot Butte spotted and pursued a pickup truck which they had just seen dump a load of garbage in the ditch. Pictures of the event show a truck and trailer displaying the company name, “Dhami Construction”… pic.twitter.com/oyIHOSyyOB
— Just Bins (@JustBins) April 23, 2026
But wait, there’s more! The Home Depot receipt found in the rubble belongs to a Regina based company, Xpert Construction. According to the company director, Baljinder Singh, Xpert had been hired by Dhami to supply his job site with these materials. Hence a PST exemption number was used on the Home Depot receipt (A common practice for contractors who order materials for customers so that when the job is billed the PST is only collected once).
O, Sweet Saint Of San Andreas
Hear my prayer: Fire victims in California can’t get a permit to rebuild years later, but a ‘Hospice Company’ can be certified, vetted, and accredited to operate out of a “Burrito Stand” to steal taxpayer funds.
Thursday On Turtle Island
China Carney’s Canada: Canadian terrorist visits Mecca. China is wonderful. Carney’s college buddy.
The Democratic Party’s America: Victor Davis Hanson – Trump’s toughest battle and Trump changed the rules. One giant fraud.
Stores You Won’t Find At Carney’s CBC: No infidels allowed. The lynching of Melanie Gill. Loony Green menace. A Muslim caregiver.
April 23, 2026: Reader Tips
From 1962, here is an interesting video entitled He Walks Onstage by Accident — and Hollywood Notices | Wild Guitar.
Got some good news tips? You know what to do!
Diversity Is Our Strength
If only there had been warning signs.
The Edmonton Police Service (EPS) has charged a 21-year-old daycare employee following a sexual assault investigation and believe there may be more complainants.
On April 8, 2026, a parent called police to report an incident involving their child at a west Edmonton daycare. Through investigative measures, officers identified a teaching assistant as the suspect, who was then suspended by his employer. His childcare certification has also been suspended.
On April 21, 2026, Kulraj Singh, 21, was arrested and charged with sexual assault and sexual interference.
I, For One, Welcome Our New Self-Driving Overlords
“you could fund the entire Apollo program in inflation adjusted dollars for less than Meta spent on a virtual world with 900 users – and no legs.”
China Is Asshole
Eh… how bad must it be for the RCMP to get involved?
Alberta RCMP is investigating major international construction equipment company XCMG as part of a fraud investigation, searching the Canadian headquarters in Edmonton Tuesday morning.
Police were seen outside the XCMG Canada building in northwest Edmonton off the Yellowhead and 184 Street, the headquarters for the Chinese company’s Canadian arm in Western Canada. XCMG is the fourth-largest heavy equipment manufacturer in the world, according to the company’s website.
A drone hovered behind the office building where heavy equipment the company makes — excavators, mining, drilling, forestry, and general construction equipment — is stored.
Officers wearing plain clothes entered and left the building throughout the morning and in the afternoon. When CityNews approached the entrance, a police officer said the building was closed.
Related history, according to Grok;
1. Canadian civil fraud allegations and asset freeze (March 2026)
In Wild Timber Industries Ltd. et al. v. XCMG Canada Ltd. et al., plaintiffs (including Wild Timber and related entities) filed suit in the Supreme Court of British Columbia. They allege fraudulent schemes involving serial-plate tampering on heavy equipment (used in forestry and mining) and related financial improprieties, including fraudulent inducements to investors.
On March 11, 2026, the court granted a Canada-wide Mareva injunction (asset-freezing order) worth approximately $32.5 million. This prevents XCMG Canada and affiliated entities from dissipating assets (including inventory) anywhere in Canada, to preserve value pending the lawsuit. The order also binds other XCMG affiliates.
These claims remain unproven in court. The RCMP’s recent fraud probe (by the auto theft unit, which often handles equipment-related tampering) appears potentially connected in timing and theme, but the civil case predates the April search warrant by about a month. XCMG Canada has previously described related matters as financial disputes with no determined liability.
2. U.S. Customs investigation into duty evasion (initiated October 2025)
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) opened EAPA Case 8133 against XCMG North America Corporation on October 10, 2025.
The agency is investigating alleged evasion of antidumping (AD) and countervailing duty (CVD) orders on certain mobile access equipment (e.g., scissor lifts and subassemblies) originating from China. The probe focuses on whether goods were transshipped through Mexico to avoid duties.
CBP imposed interim measures due to “reasonable suspicion” of evasion. No final determination has been publicly issued yet (as of available records).This is a regulatory/trade enforcement matter, not a criminal fraud case, but duty evasion is a form of questionable import practice that can carry significant penalties.
3. Historical/internal issues with the parent company (pre-2020s)XCMG’s early history (1990s–2010s) included references to management corruption that was reportedly addressed internally during restructuring. One account notes a leader who “eliminated corruption among XCMG’s management personnel” while consolidating unprofitable operations.