Three weeks have passed since 3 Federal Court of Appeal judges upheld Justice Mosley’s January 23, 2024 ruling that the Canadian Liberal government's use of the Emergencies Act in 2022 was ‘unreasonable, violated the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and was not justified to end the Freedom Convoy protests’.
Radio silence from the PMO.
Radio silence from the Justice Minister.
Radio Silence from Canadian main stream media.
No apology to Canadians like Csaba.
Vid 👇🏼
https://t.co/rBJME21OaZ
They tricked gullible Canadians to vote for them again after destroying Canada for 10 years
All because Mark Carney pretended he would stand up to Trump more
Today Mark Carney dropped all counter tariffs
Liberal voters got absolutely played yet again
Gullible sheep
Carney being frustrated with reports makes more sense now that his conflicts are out for the world to see.
No wonder he wanted to hide his Brookfield holdings.
Mark Carney is ABUSING THE LAW.
He's EXPLOITING an Ethics loophole to HIDE his conflicts of interest.
What exactly is he afraid of disclosing?
As the highest public office holder, Carney OWES Canadians transparency.
Time for Carney to COME CLEAN.
🚨PLEASE KEEP RE-POSTING THIS STORY🚨
How come this story just 'went away'?
@S_Guilbeault, the ultimate POS climate grifter, DOESN'T get a free pass & shouldn't have been reelected...
...HE NEEDS TO GO TO PRISON.
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Canada’s free press is dying — and the Liberals are the ones killing it
While Mark Carney and the Liberals like to crow about “supporting a reliable, independent press,” what we actually have is a government-funded media cartel and an active campaign of censorship against independent voices.
Canada has dropped again in the World Press Freedom Index.
According to the 2025 report by Reporters Without Borders (RSF), Canada now ranks 21st in the world, with a score of 78.75. That’s a significant decline from 14th place in 2024, and a steep 13-place drop since 2015, when the Liberals took power.
This isn’t a slide. It’s a collapse. And it’s happening by design.
While Mark Carney and the Liberals like to crow about “supporting a reliable, independent press,” what we actually have is a government-funded media cartel and an active campaign of censorship against independent voices.
Let’s start with the facts:
Bill C-11 handed the CRTC sweeping powers to regulate online content—including yours.
Bill C-18 forced tech companies to bankroll legacy media outlets—prompting Meta to block Canadian news outright.
Carney now wants to “clean up online pollution”—his euphemism for purging dissenting voices.
At the same time, Carney has pledged $150 million more to the CBC, on top of the $1.4 billion it already receives each year. Add to that the $600 million media bailout fund for struggling Liberal-friendly outlets, and what you get isn’t a free press—it’s a paid press.
And the payment comes with strings.
We saw it firsthand during the French-language leaders' debate, where the CBC and other subsidized media lied outright about the presence of independent journalists. They smeared reporters who dared to show up and ask questions. Not because they weren’t real journalists—but because they weren’t on the government’s approved list.
Meanwhile, independent outlets like Rebel News are:
Denied access to press conferences
Banned from leadership debates
Physically removed by police for daring to do journalism
And still, Carney has the gall to say we have a “free press”?
No. What we have is a two-tiered media system. One tier is paid, protected, and praised—for toeing the Liberal line. The other is punished, excluded, and smeared—for refusing to.
The RSF report warns that economic fragility and government interference are the biggest threats to press freedom globally. In Canada, those aren’t threats. They’re Liberal policy.
This government doesn’t fear misinformation. It fears journalism it can’t control.
And that’s why the press freedom rankings will keep falling—until Canadians stand up and say enough.
Because someone has to hold power to account.
And it sure as hell won’t be the CBC.
By @SheilaGunnReid.
Prior to being elected prime minister, Mark Carney chaired the global investment firm Brookfield Asset Management. @EzraLevant is in Bermuda, investigating how Brookfield stashed billions of dollars in the notorious tax haven.
Follow his coverage: https://t.co/cc9FdQqrI5.
EXCLUSIVE: I went to Bermuda to find the money Mark Carney hid from the CRA
Until a few weeks ago, Mark Carney was the chairman of Brookfield Asset Management, a massive corporation that manages more than a trillion dollars. It truly spans the globe — just like Carney himself, who has three passports and was a board member of the World Economic Forum.
Carney is our prime minister now, though Canadians hardly know him. But one thing is becoming clear: he went to great lengths to make sure Brookfield paid as little tax in Canada as possible.
Carney personally led two massive Brookfield investments into green energy, totalling $25 billion. But he didn't headquarter that company in Canada, or the U.S., or anywhere they were actually building solar panels or wind turbines.
No, he headquartered them in Bermuda — at 73 Front Street, the same address as a bike rental shop.
What's going on there? Well, I decided to fly down and go to that bike shop and ask, and we've made a short documentary about it.
As you can see, the Bermuda address is just a shell company, a front. Or as a child would say, a lie.
According to legend, the Bermuda Triangle is a place where ships and even airplanes disappear. I don't know about that, but Bermuda is definitely a place where oligarchs like Carney make billions of dollars disappear, to evade the Canada Revenue Agency and other tax collectors.
They're being sued right now by the CRA for breaking the law. But even if they're right — even if they've found a way to game the system, legally — is that ethical conduct from the man who has become our prime minister?
The only thing more gross than that, is how easily Carney has been able to pay off the regime media, including a $150 million election bribe to the CBC state broadcaster. You can believe that if it were Pierre Poilievre stashing money in a tax haven, the CBC would be camped out at the bike shop around the clock.
Why does Carney still refuse to sell his Brookfield stock? When was the last time he spoke with Brookfield? Will Brookfield continue to get huge contracts from the Canadian government? Will Carney shut down the CRA’s lawsuit against Brookfield? Good questions — but not ones you’ll ever hear the CBC ask.
I promise, we’ll keep at it, though.
REPORT by @EzraLevant:
Interesting the common theme emerging in the early Freeland, Carney, Gould campaigns
We Liberal elites are here to fix what Trudeau broke
Do pigs fly ?