Veterinary technician specializing in critical care and exotics animal medicine, toolmaker entreprenuer, jiu jitsu practitioner and technical scuba diver.
Odd that a story like this should appear only in foreign media.
I've been waiting for Canadian MSM to explore how CF veterans feel about the contempt in which they are held by the Trump admin. Good to see someone's done the work.
https://t.co/xQIpmjuZCL
Meanwhile....MAGA youth pastor Zachary Radcliff and featured singer at CPAC, now faces 60 charges sex crimes against children.
When I tell you it's all of them, it's ALL of them.
Thank you MPP Dr. Shamji for highlighting the failure of the Ford government's for-profit privatization of our healthcare system. They tried it - and the data showed the failure. In medical school we never learned queue-jumping by the wealthy was the right answer. @ShamjiAdil
How much are Ontario taxpayers paying for the Ford government's education ads?
Earlier this week, Treasury Board President Kinga Surma said to ask Education Minister Paul Calandra.
Today, Calandra said to ask Surma.
So far, no one has provided an answer on how much the ads are costing:
Turns out all it took to get Will Adams trending was one tough question to make my MP lose it on stage.
Jamil Jivani did 90% of the marketing for me.
Free publicity when the other guy hands you the mic and the meltdown hits different. 🇨🇦
#CDNpoli#CanadaStrong
FACT CHECK:
Claim: “We now have under construction 97 new car plants. For 48 years we had none”.
Actual: 1 plant - by EV startup Slate.
In 1978 the US had 55 plants & made 12.8M cars. In 2025 it also had 55 plants & made 10.3M cars.
153 plants would make ~30M cars.
For who?
“How small do you have to be to take pleasure in seeing one of your own constituents turned into a villain simply for asking a question?”
@MarkGerretsen said it best.
#CDNpoli#CanadaStrong
I just updated the recent column in the Provincial Times to include a more relevant image of what happened, as the main image was a placeholder.
The look on my MP's face says more than anything I wrote ever could.
#CDNpoli#CanadaStrong
Adjust for population & the “freeloading” rhetoric fails hard & fast:
- 🇨🇦s buy about US$8,000 per capita in US goods.
- 🇺🇸s buy about US$1,100 per capita in CDN goods.
That’s 7x MORE per capita.
Imagine a business insulting that type of committee customer.
Not smart.
I think some of you are missing something rather fundamental about the current situation in North America.
The USA isn’t the way it is because Donald Trump is president. Donald Trump is president because the USA is the way it is.
This can’t be fixed with one election…
If Chow wins, can we host a Bye Bye Brad Bradford party in the Beaches or maybe at his abandoned office? We can serve food from every culture he used for a photo op.
Predictable reaction, BUT the assertion that Canadians were unaware of preparations for a potential U.S. conflict until Carney's New York Times interview is historically inaccurate.
The Globe and Mail reported on this exact theoretical planning in January 2026. That report documented how defense planners examined an extreme scenario where conventional positions would fall within days, necessitating asymmetric resistance, drone tactics, and insurgency methods to defend national sovereignty.
It seems that Ottawa handled the reality responsibly: preparing theoretical worst-case contingencies through defense staff and communicating them via public media reports months ago, avoiding panic while keeping the public informed.
Sources:
The Globe and Mail (January 20, 2026)
The Guardian, "The US drew up a plan to invade Canada in 1930. Now Trump is reviving old fears" (January 27, 2026)
Canadian Affairs / AFP, "Canada military models response to U.S. invasion: report" (January 20, 2026)
Canada's military preparing hypothetical US invasion possibility 👇
https://t.co/S6KoEbp0Vb
This broadcast features military expert Christian Leuprecht breaking down the January 2026 Globe and Mail reporting on Canada's theoretical defense planning and asymmetric warfare modeling.