Maria Botica

[Konstantin Kisin @KonstantinKisin]

Our country is run by people who believe that the best way to solve a problem is to pretend it doesn't exist.

[Adam Zivo @AdamZivo]

Back in late 2023, CBC News interviewed a teenage girl, Amelie North, who told them that she and her friends had used diverted “safer supply” hydromorphone. CBC then censored any mention of safer supply diversion when reporting on her story — I know this because Amelie was one of my journalistic sources.

To put it this way: the CBC was so committed to defending the Liberals’ safer supply experiment that they essentially lied to Canadians — including parents with vulnerable children — about the dangers of diversion. They put kids at risk for the sake of their partisan agenda.

And now they have the audacity to present themselves as a bulwark against disinformation.

[You can read my article about it for more details: https://t.co/0IBCy7op6n]

[Bob Mackin @bobmackin]

Keeping track: NDP bought a World Cup suite with taxpayers’ money from Trump friends. Eby will be on a plane to China in 3 weeks, wanting to do more business with the biggest ally of Putin’s Russia.
Next week: 1st anniversary of the China ferries deal announcement. #bcpoli

[Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC) @ipacglobal]

#BREAKING For the first time, China sanctions New Zealand MPs for visiting Taiwan, including IPAC Members Laura McClure MP and Duncan Webb MP.

Amidst a string of recent provocations, Beijing continues to escalate its campaign to shrink the world for Taiwanese diplomacy.
https://t.co/P2ESWEmrwZ

[The Food Professor @FoodProfessor]

The Canada Royal Milk story Ottawa doesn't want to explain https://t.co/05aKcCHBna

[Kelly Pearson @kelly_pear_son]

“If supply management is designed to protect Canadian food sovereignty, why are Canadians helping finance a Chinese-owned dairy plant whose original business model relied overwhelmingly on exports?” ~ Dr. Sylvain Charlebois

[Casey Babb @DrCaseyBabb]

This should be one of the biggest stories in the country. Canada is short 25,000 doctors — and we’re losing some of the few we have because antisemitism is so out of control. This is insane.

[Jon Fraser @JonFraserTF]

"Lowest hanging fruit"? How about slashing the Federal workforce? Slashing the consultant budget? Slashing dubious foreign aid programs? Eliminating health care for failed asylum seekers.

The list of ways to reduce federal spending is endless.

[The Food Professor @FoodProfessor]

"The optics of supporting a Chinese-owned baby formula plant in Canada to export products to China are not favorable. They become even more difficult to ignore as Canada prepares for another review of the Canada–United States–Mexico Agreement (CUSMA)."

[The Stanford Review @StanfordReview]

INVESTIGATION: A whistleblower has leaked Stanford's private foreign-funding records to the Review, revealing millions in funding from Chinese state-linked entities and CCP donors.

[Select Committee on China @ChinaSelect]

Once again, the Chinese Communist Party shows a basic lack of respect for human dignity by using sexual harassment to humiliate, ostracize, and silence women who speak out against it. https://t.co/HcZtfjn5c8

[Sam Cooper @scoopercooper]

https://t.co/5EYXyjVp08

[Nikki Haley @NikkiHaley]

So called human rights “experts” at the UN have been bought and paid for by some of the worst abusers —like China and Russia. America is the largest financial supporter of this endless cesspool. Another reason we shouldn’t give the UN a dime until there’s accountability.

[Jan Jekielek @JanJekielek]

Scott McGregor just told me that Canadians have “no idea” about the CCP’s infiltration of their country.

“They have no idea about the depth of what’s going on… ”

And not only is no one addressing it, but “the opposite has happened.”

“Canada has buddied up to China.”

“We’ve got this strategic alliance now.”

“We’ve been trying for so long to raise this awareness.”

“We said we wanna do something about it.”

“The proof’s in the pudding.”

“I’m not seeing any arrests in Canada.”

“Most people don’t understand the depth of the threat, the nature of the threat, and the likely outcome.”China has a, a goal, an objective, and it's, it's not destruction at this point. It's disruption, and the disruption is working. They've outflanked us. We're fighting amongst ourselves. That's exactly what they want. So there's this division. Canada and the United States are at odds.”

[The Globe and Mail @globeandmail]

A Globe investigation has uncovered how weak oversight and regulatory loopholes are leaving drivers in Canada's vital trucking sector unprotected and unsafe. https://t.co/90mHsQF6CH

[National Post @nationalpost]

Maya Gebala's family living 'between a car and a couch' after struggling to find housing in Canada https://t.co/h1BbwHTc2S

[Hon. Rona Ambrose Veitch @RonaAmbrose]

Central Canadians need to pay attention and come up with solutions that work for Albertans, instead of pointing fingers and calling them and their Premier traitors to Canada. This is the first article that acknowledges how past attitudes and policies in Central Canada have led us to where we are today.

[Canada has gone mad 🍎 @HaveWeAllGoneM1]

Instead of slashing outrageous immigration benefits for people who paid nothing into the system, Ottawa is floating cuts to seniors’ OAS… the people who funded this country their entire working lives.

This is as sinister as it gets...
Push seniors hard enough, and maybe they’ll just “opt” for MAiD. Think of the money that would save😳

Carney's Liberals have sick priorities

[cbcwatcher @cbcwatcher]

It’s clear that in BC, Kerry-Lynne Findlay isn’t just running against the NDP — she’s also up against the CBC

CBC’s coverage of her leadership win was telling. Ian Hanomansing opened with the framing of a “polarizing voice.” On The National, Meera Bains as in their first story, repeated NDP attack lines while adding descriptors like “narrow win,” “right-wing populist,” “alienating,” and “divided caucus,” while repeatedly emphasizing “polarizing.”

The segment turned to progressive activist academic Stewart Prest for expert commentary and featured critical remarks from independent Elenore Sturko who had strangely not backed a candidate

Notably absent was any mention that, even without a permanent leader, the BC Conservatives had been polling in a statistical dead heat with the NDP

This pattern is unfortunately predictable. Rather than balanced reporting, the CBC appears intent on amplifying divisions, narrowing acceptable viewpoints, and providing favourable spin for urban NDP priorities — even as the Eby government’s economic record draws serious criticism @brodiefenlon

[The Food Professor @FoodProfessor]

"We're hearing Ottawa may allow more South American beef into Canada. Great news for consumers looking for more choice and potentially lower prices.

But if that's the plan, Ottawa should also stop burdening Canadian cattle producers with costly regulations that make our own beef industry less competitive. You can't claim to support Canadian agriculture while making it harder for Canadian farmers to compete."