Crown corporation Alto has just paid out nearly $3 million in bonuses for a project that hasn’t even begun.
FULL REPORT by @TamaraUgo: https://t.co/Je5h60uG9F
Watching Liberals scrambling to reverse the predictable - and in many cases the *intended* - consequences of their signature policies is the darkest of dark comedy.
Online Streaming Act
Immigration levels
TFWs
International students
Carbon tax
Pipelines
The list goes on.
Carney's reputation for - there isn't a nice way to put it - being a dick - was well-known. I suppose his MPs at least enjoy the consolation of power, in return for being treated like dirt.
GOLDSTEIN: Memo to Carney: When antisemites attack Israel, they’re attacking Jews
It's not antisemitic to criticize Israel. It is to use it as a dogwhistle to blame Jews for all the world's ills. Failing to confront this has endangered Canada's Jews.
https://t.co/LNyxufIt22
CBC’s coverage of the Henry Nowak murder raises serious questions about editorial priorities
18-year-old Henry Nowak was stabbed to death in Southampton last December by Vickrum Digwa, who carried a 21cm blade and falsely claimed Nowak had racially abused him. Bodycam footage shows police handcuffing the dying teen as he repeatedly said “I’ve been stabbed” and “I can’t breathe.” An officer replied, “Don’t think you have, mate.” Digwa was sentenced to life with a 21-year minimum this week. Police have apologized; an IOPC investigation is underway
Yet CBC only covered the story after the bodycam release and sentencing — framing it heavily around “far-right” protests, “white grievance,” and “exploitation of a young man’s death.” Correspondent Margaret Evans highlighted sociologist Aaron Winter dismissing concerns as a recurring “white victim narrative.”
Compare that to how legacy outlets treated George Floyd: wall-to-wall coverage, immediate systemic racism framing, and minimal skepticism of the narrative. Here, a British teenager bleeds out while officers prioritize a false racism accusation — and CBC’s angle is largely about policing the reaction to it
Editor-in-Chief Brodie Fenlon assigned Chris Brown (online), CCP apologist and Margaret Evans (TV) Iranian regime apologist. Delayed coverage followed by this framing does little to build trust in public broadcasting
Henry’s family asked that his death not be politicized. Legitimate questions about police response, knife crime, false accusations, and whether fear of “racism” claims affected officers deserve straight reporting — not narrative steering
Canadiansdeserve better than selective outrage, gaslighting and grievance dismissal @brodiefenlon
It was just about a year ago when Liberal MPs decided not to empower themselves and to grant PMMC unrestricted power. And now they appear alarmed he took them at their word and considers them minions. Imagine.
Premier David Eby’s advisor and UFWD-aligned Niu Hua (牛华), the president of the Canadian Community Service Association (CCSA) identified as a foreign interference vehicle, in China in 2019.
He would later go on to meet Xi Jinping in 2023.
Credit: @VTmxk
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“If you don’t agree with our agenda, I don’t want to hear it”
~ Mark Carney talking to his caucus
Cracks are forming. Dear leader isn’t used to pushback.
Liberal insiders are now openly warning about PM Mark Carney’s 'authoritarian streak'
One year in, he calls his MPs his personal 'deputies', treats Parliament like a corporate boardroom, engineers floor-crossings to manufacture majorities, stacks committees, and centralizes power behind closed doors'
There’s an authoritarian tinge to it,' one senior Liberal told the Toronto Star
He lectures the world on defending democracy... while eroding it at home. Mark Zedong @althiaraj
Poilievre grills Carney over spending $195,400 on airplane food during three international trips.
Carney talks about what he hears from "international investors."
Pro tip for Carney: You can travel abroad without billing taxpayers six figures for airplane food.
BREAKING: The Senate has REJECTED the Senate Human Rights Committee’s amendments to Bill C-9, including the criminalization of residential school “downplaying.”
Smith during the presser today in Quebec "I think we have to be very clear that the people of my province are very upset with the way we've been treated for the last 10 years"
"An example I gave in my speech was, imagine if an Alberta politician had come here and tried to shut down your hydroelectric business and say you couldn't develop your aluminum industry anymore."
"That's what Stephen Guilbault did to our province, and that's the reason why people are so frustrated and why they lost hope."
"It costs jobs, it cost economic growth. It cost us our ability to generate revenues to pay for the things that we care about." @ABDanielleSmith
Four years ago, Marc Miller hired the pro-Hezbollah activist Laith Marouf to be an “anti-racist” consultant. Then Miller tried to cover it up.
He just did it again, hiring antisemites to serve on an antisemitism committee.
Without reading their resumes!
You’d have to be deaf, dumb, or blind to have not seen how hate & antisemitism has infected Canada over the last 3 years.
Minister Steven MacKinnon: “I’m not sure I’ve thought enough about that”