The Canadian Press has seriously undermined its moral credibility.
Using the September 11 attacks primarily as a vehicle for discussing Islamophobia demonstrates remarkably poor editorial judgment. Those attacks were perpetrated by 19 Islamist terrorists who murdered nearly 3,000 people, most of them Americans.
For anyone old enough to remember September 11, the day remains profoundly painful and disturbing. Most of us remember exactly where we were when it happened. Anniversary coverage should focus first on the victims, the events themselves and how they changed the world forever—not subordinate that history to a contemporary political narrative.
CP is not simply another newspaper: it is Canada’s national wire service. Its journalists produce stories that are distributed to subscribing newspapers, broadcasters and digital platforms across the country, where they may be published largely unchanged under a Canadian Press byline. That gives its editorial choices enormous reach. A questionable framing does not remain confined to one newsroom—it can be reproduced nationwide and presented as authoritative reporting.
Canada faces a broader problem with the quality, balance and intellectual diversity of its media coverage. This may help explain the increasingly reflexive anti-Americanism shaping our public discourse. When a national wire service amplifies ideology instead of scrutinizing it, the effects reverberate throughout the entire media ecosystem. Informed debate suffers—and our democracy becomes more fragile by the day.
STOP SCROLLING.
Seven minutes of details Carney and the Liberals are NOT telling Canadians about the failed Canada-U.S. trade deal.
Peter Navarro says Canada had a GOOD deal.
No economic reason to walk away.
Politics killed it.
He names Carney. He names Doug Ford. He gets into dairy, alcohol, autos, steel, aluminum and Canada’s trade relationships with other countries.
His accusation is brutal:
Carney walked away because attacking Trump helps him politically in Canada.
Meanwhile, Canadians still haven’t been shown the full details of what Canada was offered and exactly what was rejected.
Watch all 7 minutes.
WHAT DOES CARNEY NOT WANT CANADIANS TO SEE?
The Canadian government is responding to Trump tariffs by hitting Canadians with more tariffs, and then going further into debt to provide relief to Canadians they just jacked up prices on.
Genius!
Good thing we have a brilliant central banker as our PM.
CBC can't get anymore ridiculous right?
New memo tells CBC journalists not to call 9/11 a terrorist attack.
What do you think of this?
https://t.co/qjl1S8zp48
Mark Carney heading to Europe instead of Resuming Parliament and working for Canadians. Carney is really scared of losing that Image of a Top Negotiator,he’s a Top Fake and it’s showing #CarneyIsAFake
Here’s a question not enough people are asking: Will Mark Carney‘s firm Brookfield Asset Management suffer or benefit from a US - Canada trade war?
Spoiler: The answer is benefit.
Nothing like having a cool $53 billion of assets in China and India while triggering a trade war with America.
The country where half of BAM’s assets under management are locaternvested.
It’s almost predictably diabolical.
LIBERAL ARE DESPERATE
After completely blowing up trade talks with 🇺🇸 over a French label on Hienz Ketchup
They invite LEFT WING RADICAL lunatic Gavin NewScum on CTV to claim Trump is WEAK and SCRABBLING.
A NEW LOW ACHIEVED
Gavin Newsom...
Are you kidding me?
The disgraced, corrupt governor of California is who they pick to defend Mark Carney?
And who the hell is writing these guys’ scripts anyway? Sounds a little polished 😏
The story Canadian media should have written five minutes after Carney appointed a U.S. Democrat operative as his PMO COO… but were all afraid of reprisal:
Mark Carney installed Maia Johnson — a longtime American Democratic operative — as the first-ever Chief Operating Officer of the Prime Minister’s Office, a role equivalent to White House Chief of Staff. She also holds the concurrent title of Senior Special Advisor for “United States Stakeholder Strategy.
Johnson is a US citizen. She directed scheduling for Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign, worked at Michael Bloomberg’s Hawkfish, provided strategic consulting to the Biden campaign in 2020, and has deep Bloomberg network ties. As a non-Canadian, she is barred from Top Secret clearance — yet she is now Carney’s top deputy with unclear access to sensitive material. There was no official announcement on the PMO website
Her path to Ottawa runs through the climate-finance web Carney co-chaired (GFANZ with Bloomberg), Gerald Butts (now advising alongside Carney’s wife at Eurasia Group), John Podesta, and recent private gatherings involving Barack Obama, Alex Soros, Huma Abedin, and senior Canadian officials. These are the same networks that have long treated Canada as a friendly base for opposing a Republican White House
This is not neutral staffing. It is the latest chapter in a pattern of elite US Democratic access and coordination with Canada’s Liberal government, now colliding with collapsing USMCA talks, Carney declaring Canada is “at war” with the U.S., and Trump’s retaliatory 50% tariffs on Canadian autos, trucks, and steel
Canadian media stayed silent. Five minutes after the appointment, someone should have asked the obvious: Why is an American Democratic campaign veteran running the PMO’s operations and U.S. strategy while trade and security tensions escalate? The silence itself is the story (h/t @isthisdimpeeb)
The story Canadian media should have written five minutes after Carney appointed a U.S. Democrat operative as his PMO COO… but were all afraid of reprisal:
Mark Carney installed Maia Johnson — a longtime American Democratic operative — as the first-ever Chief Operating Officer of the Prime Minister’s Office, a role equivalent to White House Chief of Staff. She also holds the concurrent title of Senior Special Advisor for “United States Stakeholder Strategy.
Johnson is a US citizen. She directed scheduling for Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign, worked at Michael Bloomberg’s Hawkfish, provided strategic consulting to the Biden campaign in 2020, and has deep Bloomberg network ties. As a non-Canadian, she is barred from Top Secret clearance — yet she is now Carney’s top deputy with unclear access to sensitive material. There was no official announcement on the PMO website
Her path to Ottawa runs through the climate-finance web Carney co-chaired (GFANZ with Bloomberg), Gerald Butts (now advising alongside Carney’s wife at Eurasia Group), John Podesta, and recent private gatherings involving Barack Obama, Alex Soros, Huma Abedin, and senior Canadian officials. These are the same networks that have long treated Canada as a friendly base for opposing a Republican White House
This is not neutral staffing. It is the latest chapter in a pattern of elite US Democratic access and coordination with Canada’s Liberal government, now colliding with collapsing USMCA talks, Carney declaring Canada is “at war” with the U.S., and Trump’s retaliatory 50% tariffs on Canadian autos, trucks, and steel
Canadian media stayed silent. Five minutes after the appointment, someone should have asked the obvious: Why is an American Democratic campaign veteran running the PMO’s operations and U.S. strategy while trade and security tensions escalate? The silence itself is the story (h/t @isthisdimpeeb)
After 11 years as a sports columnist at the Seattle Times, I have decided to resign. It was entirely my choice, and it was not an easy one. The impetus was the Times declining to run a column I wrote from the perspective of two female student athletes who were opposed to competing against biological males. It was one of several pieces of mine that had been spiked, and I no longer felt like I could properly do my job as a columnist. I lay out the situation in greater detail in the link below, but I want to say that I enjoyed my time with the paper, find the talent there to be immense, and have no animosity toward anyone who works there. It was just time for a change.
https://t.co/NAhfUbmaPI
The co-chair of New York City's Democratic Socialists of America lives in a $1.4 million Bed-Stuy townhouse his father — a successful construction business owner — bought and renovated for him through an LLC.
Gustavo Gordillo, a Yale graduate with an art degree who lists his occupation as "union electrician" on social media, has positioned himself as a prominent voice against wealth inequality and investment returns. In July, he told Fox News the DSA doesn't "think that anyone should have a constitutional right to double-digit returns on their investment."