A favorite song. "We came here to be courageous" Check out this video from @PBS: The Lowertown Line, Cloud Cult | Through the Ages https://t.co/djXO2A7qTm
Patrick Pichette — the guy who proposed this $500k “exit fee” — left Canada years ago, became Google’s CFO, made over $100 million, was on Twitter’s board until Elon fired him when he took it over, and now lives in luxury in London, England.
He used Canada’s subsidized education and mobility to climb the ladder… then wants to pull it up behind him and trap young Canadians here.
Mark Carney did the exact same thing (11 years in the UK).
This isn’t about “repaying education costs.”
It’s elite hypocrisy and Soviet-style control.
Canada is becoming a roach motel for talent.
Repost if you’re done watching them lock the door.
Deputy Minister @NationalDefence in staff email says she will not resign or apologize after being censured for cronyism. Christiane Fox
breached an Act of Parliament in the name of diversity to hire Black friend who'd previously worked at a Good Life gym.
https://t.co/aZhSwQY9vu
#cdnpoli
What was estimated to be a $90B project is now forecasted to be $200B and now the Finance Minister is compromised!
This government had already spent $ 700m with nothing to show for it !!
How can you trust them with their so called major projects !
@ryangerritsen Trudeau’s guy. Gave a $372.5 million bailout to Bombardier in 2017 while Pichette was a Bombardier director and board member of the Trudeau Foundation.
“Even a blind cat running the place couldn’t have done this badly.”
Economist Catherine Swift says Canada’s rapid decline from the richest middle class in the world wasn’t incompetence alone. She argues that much of it was intentional, driven by net-zero ideology and regulation that has crippled our energy sector.
Must-watch interview.
Head to our YouTube channel to watch the full conversation -> https://t.co/ymtwCoHhS2
🚨 BREAKING: The former MIA CEO arrested on 7 sexual assault charges is Lori Idlout’s stepson.
You know…Idlout.
THE FLOOR CROSSER
CBC & CTV buried that connection.
Why? 🤔
Only @junonewscom gave it to us straight.
The Canadian Cattle Association has launched a petition urging Ottawa to restrict beef imports as trade negotiations with the Mercosur advance. Mercosur is a South American trade bloc made up of Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay—some of the largest and lowest-cost beef producers in the world.
A deal with this group could significantly increase the volume of beef entering Canada at prices well below domestic production costs.
Link to the entire article below.
So it appears a though there is a huge chunk of land in Ukraine that was purchased "in the name of rebuilding".
Because of the war, of course. 😉
However, the land was actually purchased to build a nuclear or hydro plant.
Being built by Brookfield.
THAT's where your money is going. 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨
Another Brookfield coincidence.
The Liberals are pitching the idea of charging Canadian youth $500K if they want to leave Canada to move to the USA. 🙃
Holding Canadian youth hostage is not what a democratic society does.
A whole convoy of empty oil tankers on the way to the US to fill up.
It could have been Canada but we have land acknowledgments to do and carbon tax instead.
Members of Parliament are elected to represent their constituents under a party banner. The ability for an MP to switch parties erodes trust in our parliamentary system. This petition seeks to end the practice of MPs rejecting the will of the electorate by triggering a by-election, forcing the MP to sit as an independent.
Voters deserve accountability.
Please sign the petition and share it!
Deadline: April 17th.
https://t.co/uRaTYi0zB3
Jordan Peterson explains Hayek’s “knowledge problem” argument
“The proposition that central planning will work is the proposition that you can substitute one expert mind for a million distributed expert minds.”
“That’s obviously not the case, because each person is going to have knowledge that pertains to their locality that isn’t accessible to everyone. So it’s much better to let everyone make the decisions and sum them.”
Day two of the 2026 Bilderberg conference is underway and considering this appears to be an emergency April meeting (hasn’t happened in 33 years) I think the implications are potentially huge.
You can't make this up.
There was a deportation hearing for Abjeet Kingra, a member of the Indian Bishnoi gang which is a listed terrorist group.
But Canada Border Service Agency said they have no idea where he is and the Immigration and Refugee Board said they lost track of him.
He was supposed to be in custody.
So IRB's Azeem Lalji shut down the hearing.
Nothing to see here, folks.
It seems like Canada is too corrupt and retarded to go on.
Well this is fucked …
The ringleader of the $22M Toronto Pearson gold heist has been sentenced to only 4 years in prison.
Good behaviour, out in 18 months.
For those who missed the story: in April 2023, a shipment containing roughly 400 kg of gold bars and millions in foreign currency arrived at cargo facilities at Toronto Pearson International Airport. Using a fraudulent airway bill, a truck driver simply showed up, the cargo was loaded by forklift, and the truck drove away.
$22 million - gone!
Arsalan Chaudhary, has been sentenced to just four years and ordered to pay restitution that will never be recovered.
Let’s discuss what message this sends.
If you steal $22 million, help plan the largest gold heist in Canadian history, and the likely time actually served ends up being closer to a year or two, that is not deterrence. That is a risk calculation.
Organized crime does the math.
Huge upside. Hardly any downside.
When the punishment for high-value organized theft is measured in months not years, the justice system sends the exact opposite signal it’s meant too.
Deterrence only works when the consequences outweigh the reward.
Organized criminals asks themselves “Is the score worth the risk?”
I’m gonna say to most, 18 months in jail definitely worth $22M.
This map is supposed to scare you… but it actually reveals something much more interesting.
March 2026: the U.S. is blazing hot… while Canada right next door is unusually cold.
Same atmosphere. Same CO₂ levels. Same “greenhouse effect.”
So what changed?
Not CO₂… circulation.
If greenhouse gases were the primary driver of these “heat waves,” you wouldn’t see this kind of sharp, regional contrast. CO₂ doesn’t turn on over Texas and switch off at the Canadian border.
What you’re looking at is classic atmospheric dynamics… ridging, jet stream shifts, and heat redistribution. The same processes that have always driven regional extremes.
Heat waves aren’t new...
And they aren’t controlled by a trace gas.