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Many Canadians struggling under the strain of higher interest rates are likely relieved to hear that the rise in the consumer price index (CPI) slowed to 2.8 per cent in June — the lowest level since 2021. The news comes a week after the Bank of Canada (BoC) boosted its policy rate another 25...

Canada is poised to become one of the world’s largest exporters of liquefied natural gas, on paper at least. The International Gas Union’s annual LNG report, released last week, says that Canada has the planet’s second-largest pipeline of LNG projects at the “pre-final investment decision”...

Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Dominic LeBlanc says while the federal government is "not there yet" when it comes to launching some form of public inquiry into foreign interference, "constructive and collaborative" conversations are continuing — with more scheduled in the days ahead. Asked...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau committed a classic political gaffe in January 2017 when he said in Peterborough, Ontario that Canada needed to “phase out” the oilsands and then, days later in Calgary, Alberta that “I misspoke. I said something the way I shouldn’t have said it.” A political gaffe...

https://apple.news/A09uoTuXrQxavjQEzwYzagg In dismissing the (organic) Muslim pushback against an overbearing Pride agenda as an astroturfed machination of the white-led far-right, progressives are exposing their own dim view of Muslims as a servile and easily manipulated band of nitwits. This...

Not homeless “refugees”…..so why are they on the sidewalks in Toronto? It’s convenient? Got an international airport there? No more STC? The Refugees choice of location? Better climate? Better potential job market?

https://apple.news/Al1N6_YwoSUuYPrz58-EOZQ Refugees are not a Toronto responsibility. They are a federal responsibility. This seems so familiar somehow though…? Mayor Olivia Chow raised this issue Wednesday after she was sworn into the job, saying refugees are a federal — rather than...

But who’ll pay for it? Ontario Gov’t? The Jagmeet/Justin Show? City Hall of Thunder Bay? The local Legion Hall? http://apple.news/AJja59iLiSC6d-TdGyAJlPg

http://apple.news/AWYAbAwM9R_62G3-UMqy1fA LNG is a cleaner fuel than oil or coal and Canada exporting it could be a way to reduce global emissions. It could also be replacing Russian natural gas, which is funding Putin’s invasion of Ukraine. None of these arguments fly with Trudeau though. He...

Just a few weeks ago, on World Refugee Day, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau trumpeted his government’s commitment to refugees. In a statement, he said, “Everyone deserves a safe place to call home … And Canada is stepping up: In 2022, for the fourth year in a row, we were the top country in the...

The Liberal Party of Canada launched more than a dozen ads on Facebook to promote the government’s messaging just days after the Trudeau government announced it would stop advertising on Meta-owned platforms because of the ongoing conflict over the Online News Act. According to the Meta’s ad...

Valdo Calocane. http://www.thesun.ie/news/10877605/nottingham-tragedy-attacker-mental-health-lone-wolf/

If the NDP collapses, their voters would have to pick one of the two other viable parties (if they live outside of Quebec, and aren’t antisemitics I guess). If the Liberals continue like they have…they can’t just vote for “the other” left of centre party if there’s only one….& would have to...

Interesting take. I concur with your assessment of the situation. With the Bloc only being about what’s in the best interests of Quebec, & the Green Party being about environmental hypocrisy and apparently antisemitism….That leaves three ‘viable’ parties outside of Quebec….& two of them are...

Found another White supremacist Fringe bastard Video that Is hilarious….

But only until sometime in 2025 unless the NDP/Liberals are re-elected….then it’ll go on for another four more years… Last week’s column considered the diverting possibility that the Liberals could “lose” the next election but remain in power. That is, they could finish with fewer seats than...

Reads like she’s from a place called “Quispamsis.”

After several media reports earlier this year, Trudeau first announced former governor general David Johnston as a special rapporteur to look into foreign interference from China’s government in Canada’s 2019 and 2021 elections. Johnston had recommended he hold his own hearings in lieu of a...