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Windsors, Sussexes, maybe some of the lesser inbred Hapsburgs if any of those are still around?

Forcing them to carry content & then Forcing them to pay for being Forced to carry that content. That’s the way I’m reading it. Sounds….not right…to me. Well, makes you wonder what powers that this Competition Bureau has then, doesn’t it? Are you and Dixie Cup a couple? If so, I never picked...

Emotional Damage!

Smells like that’s the way they want the wind to blow…. “To use its investigative & prosecutorial tools to….” Makes Canada sound like a place you’d want to do business with, doesn’t it? I wonder what this looks like from the outside looking in?

Maybe the CCP will put forward a candidate that’s acceptable to to our current Government in it’s possible maybe sort of potential commitment towards perhaps having an actual possibility potential public-ish inquiry?

I think you are both spelling neutered incorrectly.

I can only answer personally, and yeah, it’s made a noticeable dent in our personal finances.

Haven’t experienced that yet…

While Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland recently declared Canada’s annual inflation rate of 2.8% as a “milestone moment” for Canadians, the word that better applies is that it’s still a millstone around their necks. While it’s good news the annual inflation rate dropped to 2.8% in June from a...

You’re the first to commit to this (aside from all of the opposition MP’s that are the majority in parliament) so I’m all for it.

The Liberal government is having trouble finding a “potential” commissioner to oversee a “possible” public inquiry into foreign interference, with at least half a dozen current or retired judges having declined the offer, multiple sources have confirmed to the National Post. The series of...

That would seem very exclusionary.

Yep. Don’t know anyone personally that enjoys being forced to do something. Weird I have empathy for two huge nameless corporate entities. I also don’t enjoy being forced to do things. Weird….

A group of news publishers and broadcasters has asked the Competition Bureau to investigate Meta’s move to block Canadian news content from Facebook and Instagram. News Media Canada, the Canadian Association of Broadcasters and CBC/Radio-Canada want the Competition Bureau “to use its...

What do Canadians think of carbon taxes? We know what the federal government thinks: Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault is a huge fan, as he has been a vocal proponent of his government’s imposition of a minimum price of $65 per tonne of carbon, which has raised the price at the pump by 14...

Harry & Megan are entitled children, out with a megaphone yelling “Don’t look at us!” & it’s both sad and whatever….& the King had 70+ years to get ready for work & isn’t he suppose to be the adult in the room as well as the patriarch of the family now? The glue, so to speak, for the...

The federal government and several provinces continue to march forward on a massive centrally-planned restructuring of the Canadian economy and our energy markets despite disastrous results in the parts of Europe and the United States that have pursued similar policies. Which raises a...

It all seems so petty though.

I’m not saying he’s gay, but I am saying he’s a manipulative attention whore, who’s going to use his wife (ex-wife?) and children as political tools to deflect from his own political shortcomings buy sticking them out into public like bait on a hook….to pounce and garner sympathy if anyone...

It’s not surprising Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s signature policy on fighting climate change — raising carbon taxes — is encountering increasing blowback from Canadians. A Nanos/CTV poll released Sunday found 67% of those surveyed say it’s a poor time to increase carbon taxes — currently at...