Nenshi is about two ivermectin doses away from signing the petition.

An honest approach would be to acknowledge the obvious truth. CO2 is not a pollutant and those who would suggest otherwise contemptuously consider any disagreemtnas “dumb”

You know damn well most Canadians can’t listen to this woman’s mumbo jumbo nonsense. She only makes Canadians dumber.

Fox News’ Brooke Taylor reports a small group turned an intersection into a checkpoint — stopping drivers they suspected were ICE officers and demanding identification before allowing them through.

@NanaimoRCMP @LeonardKrog @NanaimoBulletin @KatKanada_TM @NanaimoNewsNOW Are we investigating this and issuing a huge apology, or has Nanaimo fallen into a state of communism?

Can't wait to hear the response in Canada. Oh wait. This won't even get reported in Canada.

🇨🇦 Every Canadian should read this twice: 🇨🇦 Canada ranks : 🥇 1st in uranium 🥇 1st in potash 🥈 2nd in nickel 🥉 3rd in oil 🏅 5th in gold 💧 1st in freshwater Countries start wars for LESS than this. And somehow we are told we’re too poor to cut taxes, too broke to build homes, too weak to compete, too small to matter. It took historic levels of incompetence and ideological sabotage to bury a country this blessed. Imagine where Canada would be if we were actually allowed to win.🏆 #cdnpoli #Canada #Future #Resources #Economy #Energy #Mining #Prosperity

"Nobody wants Trump to be right. The possibility offends. But wanting is not analysis, and offence is not refutation. The painful possibility that Canadian policymakers must sit with is that Trump’s crude assessment of allies, adversaries, and the failing international order may be closer to truth than the elegant alternative Carney presented to standing ovations in Switzerland. Sometimes the rude guest sees what the polite ones have agreed not to mention." @nagystephen1 macdonaldlaurier.ca/what-if-…

We've had a complete dislocation of the electricity grid, now we have the highest energy prices in history. We've been told to get rid of our internal combustion vehicles for EVs, but we don't trust them. Farmers were told not to raise beef, then Bill Gates came up with meat made from insects. We built 400,000 wind turbines and billions of solar panels, and vandalised vast areas of the natural world (on purpose). The full price tag for this disastrous effort to meet net zero targets could reach $275 trillion, at $9.2 trillion per year (McKinsey, 2022). We have no idea if it will work. What is it meant to achieve, other than launder money? Government subsidies lit the flames and globalists, socialists, asset managers and investors all lined up with their hands out. Western governments couldn't wait to hand them the cash. We actually live in a balmy and comfortable world, for us, at a pleasant 15 degrees (globally speaking). This includes the 1.2 to 1.4 degree rise since the Little Ice Age in Europe 170 years ago. The world's long-term global average throughout the Phanerozoic Eon was 18-25 degrees. Temperatures today are already around 10 degrees 'cooler'. Humans along with all mammals lived through the steady cooling spiral of the Late Cenozoic Ice Age, which lasted 34 million years. The colder Quaternary glaciation has lasted 2.58 million years. Civilisations rose and fell in the current warm Holocene interglacial period, lasting 11,700 years. We're 'ice age adapted'. We're tough. We're still living in an ice age that has little to do with rising CO₂ levels. But we're not stupid. Ice ages mirror the orbital anomalies of earth's journey around the sun (Milanković). Throughout these cycles temperatures fluctuate wildly but predictably by 5–6°C every 100,000 or so years. Most scientists agree these cycles are driven by orbital variations. The truth is, no scientists seem able to agree on anything. But money always talks.

From the mainstream media summit this weekend. This clip has been scrubbed from CPAC. It would be a shame if this was shared endlessly as to expose the extreme media bias we in our Country. xitter.cf/MaretJaks/status/20179…

13 meetings with the Premiers since March 2025. All the same tired lines. Breaking down trade barriers, one Canadian economy, build Canada strong. That’s almost a year since this started with nothing to show for it. Carney said we were going to build at speeds we’ve never seen. It’s been almost a year. He got the “never seen” part right.

An important message from @nspector4. Read it carefully and unpack it. It is worth the effort, IMHO.

For the record. Carney’s sectoral China deal, rolled out from Beijing without serious consultation with President Trump’s team, flagrantly misread where Washington’s red line now sits. It’s not about legal FTA formalities; it’s about whether Canada volunteers to be a pressure‑relief valve for Chinese overcapacity into the US market. Carney walked straight into that line of fire, then tried to hide behind technicalities. Taken together with his Davos moral‑grandstanding and thinly veiled jabs at Trump, it is hard to avoid the conclusion that he actively wanted a blow‑up with Washington to dramatize his own “values” brand at home. Picking a public fight with Trump over China lets him posture as the virtuous defender of multilateralism against the big, bad White House, even as he jeopardizes Canada’s core economic interests. Meanwhile, Carney’s team continues to treat green as the foundation of his industrial policy, ignores a separatist movement in Alberta that is quietly gaining steam, and spends its political capital virtue‑signalling to his globalist buddies in Europe. If TDS were a country, Canada under Carney would be that country: willing to risk 100 percent tariffs and USMCA blowback just to signal its distaste for Trump and his China strategy. This is not grand strategy; it is performative anti‑Trumpism masquerading as foreign policy, and it leaves Canada exposed, not principled.