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Maybe the RCMP’s use of spyware to track cellphones, laptops and tablets has been perfectly legitimate. Maybe they’ve only used specially trained investigators who know how to walk the exceptionally tricky line between lawful investigation and invasion of privacy. Maybe they haven’t snooped on...

Is Hockey Canada affiliated with the Vatican??

Justin & the Lib’s withdrew the use of the Emergencies Act the morning of the day that the Senate would have been able to Wade in on it. The below is from a Canadian Senator. Coincidence? A quick history lesson: the Emergencies Act is heir to the War Measures Act (WMA), which was passed in the...

OTTAWA — Canada’s Federal Court needs information the government claims is secret to properly review whether the first use of the Emergencies Act — to end the so-called “Freedom Convoy” protests this winter — violated constitutional rights, civil liberties groups say. The groups made their...

http://apple.news/AHgMsaaAwSlSyluL_uTXjuw In 2017, the company cancelled the Energy East Pipeline project that would have taken oil from Alberta and Saskatchewan to ports and refineries in New Brunswick. It was seen as a way to get Canadian oil to replace the Saudi oil imported to Eastern...

“Will Trudeau know when the moment is right for leaving?” was the title of the analysis authored by La Presse’s Bureau Chief on Parliament Hill. In a column published last Tuesday, Joël-Denis Bellavance, a well-informed reporter, speculated that the prime minister might use his vacation time in...

Jean Charest will not commit to supporting the Conservative Party of Canada in the next federal election unless he wins the party’s leadership next month. That makes his campaign nothing more than a vanity project. It’s all about Jean. All along, Charest’s campaign has been distinguished by...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is on a two-week vacation with his family in Costa Rica and that’s fine — other than the fact his climate change agenda in Canada would suggest a vacation closer to home, to lead by example. But that’s different from recognizing that being PM is a tough job and...

Round#4? Honestly, truthfully — election talk is starting up again in Ottawa. As in, a federal election. As in, commencing in the month of November We know, we know. It makes no sense. Justin Trudeau and Jagmeet Singh did their Axis of Weasels deal in a smoke-free backroom, and agreed no...

Imagine just for a moment that Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government put as much time, effort and money into tackling gun crime as they do picking political fights with legal gun owners. Our streets would be much safer and we wouldn’t have constant stories of shootings with people being killed or...

It’s clear to most Canadians by now that to the degree we have a firearms problem in Canada, it is not caused by legal firearms. They play a negligible role in gun crimes in this country. The problem is firearms imported illegally into Canada. Everyone knows that...

Trudeau has spent a lot of time in the air lately, increasing the size of his carbon footprint, while preaching the need to change our way of life in the name of climate change. An analysis of Trudeau’s travel schedule shows that he racked up 26,238 kilometres in the air in July, spending all...

I’m not sure whether or not to post this here or in the Omnibus Ukraine Thread? http://apple.news/A0snA68YsTHCDeXXhpNx-pQ Not since the aftermath of 9/11 has energy security been top of mind in so many countries, which, as the world’s fourth-largest producer of natural gas, offers a historic...

https://apple.news/AlzgdemvJQqGfufa6nBRVSA By the mid-summer of 2022, a lot of tourism businesses near the Canadian border started to notice something: Where is everybody? Pandemic restrictions are lifted, but there aren’t nearly as many Americans blowing money at Niagara Falls casinos. In May...

Screwing with someone else’s personal property is so juvenile, & that mentality is hard to wrap my head around. Do these people not own anything that they’ve have to pay for with the sweat of their own labour to have empathy regarding damaging other peoples belongings...

On Wednesday night in Ottawa, three of the five Conservative Party of Canada leadership candidates took part in the third and final official debate of the 2022 race. Candidate Jean Charest and two other guys delved into some of the top issues of the campaign. The decision to hold a third...

Trudeau grew dope in his closet (?) or he had his Butler/Maid/Chauffeur/etc…grow dope in a closet somewhere for him? There is a difference.

Conservative leadership candidate Pierre Poilievre has raised more money than all his opponents combined in the months of April, May and June. He also has more than twice the number of individual donations than Jean Charest, Leslyn Lewis, Roman Baber, Scott Aitchison and recently disqualified...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s month of feverish jet travel consumed roughly enough fossil fuel to power a good-sized convoy of trucks. In July, as calculated by the National Post’s Bryan Passifiume, there were only 11 days where Trudeau was not travelling aboard the official prime ministerial...

http://apple.news/APSV8xeymT9C9XZpFjLeR9Q It seems Poilievre’s camp has, intentionally or not, discovered a new strategy brimming with potential: stealing left-wing populists from an NDP more interested in performative social justice than real economic justice. When it comes to winning over...