Donald Trump says Canadians ‘need us to survive’ after Mark Carney says trade talks will ‘intensify’

Donald Trump says Canadians ‘need us to survive’ after Mark Carney says trade talks will ‘intensify’

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney says he has agreed to “intensify” trade negotiations with the U.S. after President Donald Trump threatened punishing new tariffs on Canada.

Carney said he spoke with Trump on Tuesday morning following Monday’s announcement that the United States plans to impose 50 per cent tariffs on a wide swath of Canadian goods in 30 days.

h/t Patti Jo

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Ottawa calling …

Ottawa calling …

h/t Patti Jo

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Propaganda Press Hides Anti-ICE Motive Behind Latest Act Of Left-Wing Violence

Propaganda Press Hides Anti-ICE Motive Behind Latest Act Of Left-Wing Violence

In the latest example of anti-ICE violent extremism, a 43-year-old leftist rioter allegedly set a fire outside a federal building in Manhattan that houses offices for Immigration and Customs Enforcement and federal immigration courts. The suspect reportedly also set off fireworks in the Monday attack and had multiple pellet guns, a machete, three knives, and two axes. But you wouldn’t necessarily know that this violent attack was motivated by anti-ICE sentiment if you happened to skim some of the headlines from the propaganda press.

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DSA members exhibit their rabid hatred for America and we should be very concerned

DSA members exhibit their rabid hatred for America and we should be very concerned

Linda Sarsour, a radical Islamic activist who works with the benign-sounding but terrorist supporting Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR), wants to dispense with the Declaration of Independence — arguably the grandest and most important document ever conceived and written by human beings — and replace it with one based on her values and principles.

Because, of course she does, she’s a card-carrying member of the Democratic Socialists of America, a misnomer on the order of the People’s Republic of China.

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Gatineau relocates Samuel de Champlain monument as other cities remove statues of the explorer

Gatineau relocates Samuel de Champlain monument as other cities remove statues of the explorer

A city in Quebec has reinstalled its monument to Samuel de Champlain in a new location, almost a decade after it was originally taken down for maintenance.

The monument to the French explorer was relocated to the parc de la Francophonie, in Gatineau, Que., on Thursday. Previously, the statue was installed at the intersection of promenade du Portage and rue Laval until 2016, when it was removed during construction work in downtown Gatineau.

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The Rise or Fall of the West

The Rise or Fall of the West

For more than half a century, the Left’s toxic one-world communist vision has dictated the trajectory of Western statecraft, establishing the supremacy of transnational governance over the traditional democratic republic. Globalist elites, radical Left-wing NGOs, and a political class consumed by civilizational self-loathing have pushed toward the shining horizon of a post-nationalist utopia, holding up this ideal as a triumph of cosmopolitan enlightenment. The promise was that by dissolving borders, dismantling shared cultural inheritances, and subordinating national sovereignty to unelected legalistic bodies, the West would enter a post-historical paradise.

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AOC tries and fails to replicate Obama’s appeal

AOC tries and fails to replicate Obama’s appeal

Over the weekend, Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez appeared at a Michigan campaign rally with Democratic Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed. “Is the answer to our problems to turn to the same playbook over and over again?” she asked during her speech. “A playbook that says in order to win we must be defenders of the same status quo that is drowning us and tells us the aspiration to change our government and the ambition to even try is foolish? No, it is not foolish, Michigan.”

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Jamie Sarkonak: The sex criminal in Canada illegally who got a work permit

Jamie Sarkonak: The sex criminal in Canada illegally who got a work permit

In June, a Colombian man was sentenced in Surrey, B.C., for sexual interference against a 12-year-old. The victim was the daughter of the man’s landlady, who rented out rooms in her house. The man, aged 31 at the time, was shovelling snow with the girl on a January 2024 afternoon; when the pair entered a shed on the property to retrieve some salt, he closed the door behind them and kissed her on the lips. She screamed and fled back to the house and to the safety of another adult.

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Up shitz Crete

This is the moment a 600ft-long ferry carrying 100 passengers crashed into a cargo ship in a head-on collision in Crete.

Footage taken today showed the two massive vessels careening towards each other off the Greek holiday island.

At least one of the ships was heard blaring its horn, warning of the impending crash.

Also Greece…

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Who are Canada’s big city leavers? Mainly 25 to 44-year-olds, with young children

Who are Canada’s big city leavers? Mainly 25 to 44-year-olds, with young children

Toronto’s middle class is packing up and moving out at such a rapid pace that the city’s population is dropping. Montreal and Vancouver are also in the midst of a similar outmigration.

It’s not only bad news for those cities; it also harms the country as a whole by slowing economic growth, straining our health care system, and increasing political polarization.

This migration out of cities is not just a Toronto story. While the City of Toronto saw 40,000 more people move out to other parts of the country last year than moved in from elsewhere in Canada, Peel Region lost even more, at 45,000.


But Toronto has so much to offer!

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Zelensky Under Pressure as Protests Spread Across Ukraine

Zelensky Under Pressure as Protests Spread Across Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is facing mounting political pressure after days of nationwide protests over the dismissal of Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov.

Thousands of people have taken to the streets in Kyiv and at least sixteen other cities since July 16, marking the largest anti-government demonstrations in Ukraine since Russia’s invasion in 2022.

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Ford refuses to lift U.S. booze ban, says Canada ‘could dismantle the U.S. if we wanted to’

Ford refuses to lift U.S. booze ban, says Canada ‘could dismantle the U.S. if we wanted to’

TORONTO — Ontario Premier Doug Ford has vowed not to lift the province’s ban on U.S. alcohol and urged Canada to take an aggressive approach to looming American tariffs, declaring that “we could dismantle the U.S. if we wanted to.”

h/t Mauser, Clink and Auntie Polly

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Playing defence didn’t protect Canada from Trump’s latest tariffs. It’s time to move into the offensive zone

Playing defence didn’t protect Canada from Trump’s latest tariffs. It’s time to move into the offensive zone

Donald Trump’s latest tariff tantrum, delivered the day after the World Cup finals, was a sucker punch to Prime Minister Mark Carney, who was seated with the President during the match.

The new measures, which were announced Monday, impose 50-per-cent duties on roughly US$20-billion worth of Canadian goods, from milk and cream to alcohol, hockey equipment and electrical machinery, and are set to take effect on Aug. 19. The administration cast them as retaliation for what it calls Canada’s unfair treatment of American dairy, alcohol and automakers. Tellingly, the list spares energy, potash and critical minerals – all things the U.S. urgently needs from us right now, along with goods already captured by the separate steel and auto tariffs.

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