Does everyone in Hollywood have a trans or non-binary child? pic.twitter.com/cNP0aSO7JR
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) March 24, 2025
Author: Blazingcatfur
$270M investment in Northvolt’s parent company now worthless, says Quebec government
The $270 million invested by Quebec in Northvolt’s parent company in Sweden is now worthless, confirmed the provincial government.
“We estimate that the value of this amount is lost,” said Christine Fréchette, Minister of the Economy, Innovation and Energy, on Wednesday.
The amount was part of a $2.9 billion investment by Quebec and Ottawa.
WTF?
Meet Zachary Sandri, a man pretending to be a woman. Zachary is a teacher at @redoakisd. He says he gets gender euphoria from being called ma’am and feels affirmed when his students use his female name and pronouns.
Would you feel comfortable with this person teaching your kid? pic.twitter.com/kWMeRpsUqi
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 26, 2025
The weapon that could end America’s global supremacy
Two weeks ago, a bright light streaked through the night sky above Inner Mongolia. It was not an asteroid. The US Center for Strategic and International Studies, which released the footage, reported that it was China’s testing of a missile travelling at approximately 6,900 miles per hour.
The US's Dark Eagle hypersonic missile faces testing setbacks, while China's advancements, like the DF-27 missile, suggest a shifting power balance in the race for hypersonic dominance. pic.twitter.com/fAwkf7039x
— Interesting Engineering (@IntEngineering) November 13, 2023
Burn a Tesla, Break Democracy
Over the past month, anti-Trump agitators have found a new favorite target: Teslas. In response to Elon Musk’s war on bureaucracy, vandals in cities across the country have broken windows, punctured tires, and keyed doors of the popular electric vehicle. Some have even lit the cars on fire.
Various administration officials have labeled the acts “domestic terror.” Musk critics have brushed off these actions as the price of political participation or implied that they are a predictable backlash to his alleged extremism. Indeed, the most ardent defenders see the burning of cars as a proportional response—as one protester’s sign put it, “Burn a Tesla: Save Democracy.”
Why Pierre Poilievre has suddenly gone silent on defunding the CBC
OTTAWA—Pierre Poilievre wants you to know: if he’s prime minister, taxes will get axed. Red tape will get slashed. Crime will get smacked down.
But there is another long-standing Poilievre priority that the party has not highlighted in the same way over the opening stretch of the campaign this week.
His plan to “defund” the CBC.
What did Just Stop Oil actually accomplish?
It’s over. Just Stop Oil is “hanging up the hi-vis” and will cease its campaign of direct action by the end of April. But after three years of throwing orange paint at things, why is the group throwing in the towel now?
Of course, it doesn’t help that the vanguard of JSO activists — including the organisation’s leader, Roger Hallam — are currently in prison. The plan was that their high-profile stunts would inspire enough acts of civil disobedience to gum up the court system and challenge the authorities, but the hoped-for scale of resistance never materialised.
Poilievre needs to ‘put some new material in the window’ as polls narrow and Carney gains ground, say strategists
In his first week as prime minister, Mark Carney cancelled a planned capital gains tax increase, cut taxes on housing, and scrapped the consumer carbon tax—undercutting core Conservatives campaign promises. As Carney dismantles his opponent’s key attack lines, strategists say Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre needs to recalibrate his message to find new ground—starting with Canada-U.S. relations.
Support for Poilievre, whose catchy slogans and promise for “change” kept him ahead of the Liberals in the polls for more than a year, has been fading since Carney won the Liberal leadership on March 9. The two are running in neighbouring Ottawa ridings, with Poilievre aiming to retake his long-held Carleton seat and Carney in Nepean.
Swiss suicide clinic helps British woman die because she was depressed without her relatives’ knowledge
An assisted dying clinic in Switzerland has helped a British woman to end her life without informing her family, despite reportedly claiming to have changed its practices after a similar incident in 2023.
Anne Canning, 51, from Wales, travelled to the Pegasos clinic near the Swiss city of Basel in January to end her life.
She chose to do so after the death of her son plunged her into depression, according to her sister Delia, who told ITV News that Anne had no terminal illness and had assured her family she was travelling to Switzerland for a holiday.
Flight bookings between Canada and US down 70% amid Trump tariff war
Airline travel between Canada and the US is “collapsing” amid Donald Trump’s tariff war, with flight bookings between the two countries down by over 70%, newly released data suggests.
According to data from the aviation analytics company OAG, airline capacity between Canada and the US has been reduced through October 2025, with the biggest cuts occurring between the months of July and August, which is considered peak travel season. Passenger bookings on Canada to US routes are currently down by over 70% compared to the same period last year.
Comparing the available bookings from March 2024 to March 2025, OAG looked at how many people have booked trans-border flights in the six-month period between April through September. It found that the number of tickets booked was down anywhere from 71% to 76%.
Trump demands Ukraine’s minerals and oil in exchange for ceasefire
President Trump has told Ukraine to hand over more of its minerals, oil and gas reserves as part of a revised economic deal that offers Kyiv no security guarantees in return.
In a draft text sent to Ukraine, the United States demanded a greater share of Ukraine’s mineral wealth and compensation of over $100 billion (£77 billion) for previous American support.
The move is a further blow to British and French efforts to secure a “just” peace for Ukraine amid a growing rift between Washington and its European allies.
‘BE BRAVE’: Toronto councillors give themselves gigantic raises
Toronto city councillors found the courage to hike their own salaries by 24%.
On Thursday evening, Shelley Carroll urged her colleagues to “be brave” and vote “to go right on chronically underpaying yourselves” — only now, they’ll be underpaid at just $170,588.60 a year.
The Cover-up of Biden’s Cognitive Decline Was Even Worse Than We Thought
While we’ve all witnessed Joe Biden’s countless gaffes, confused wanderings, and incoherent ramblings over the past three years, what’s been happening behind the scenes is far more disturbing than anyone imagined. A bombshell new book reveals that while the White House was busy assuring Americans that Biden was a “vigorous” leader fully capable of executing his duties, Kamala Harris’s team was secretly planning for his potential departure — or death — as early as January 2023.
‘People close to Trump have respect for Poilievre,’ says Tory candidate for N.D.G.–Westmount
N.D.G.–Westmount Conservatives have picked a candidate who said last month that key Trump adviser Elon Musk holds leader Pierre Poilievre in high esteem — and that a Conservative MP’s close relationship with J.D. Vance is a bonus.
“People close to (Donald) Trump have respect for Pierre Poilievre,” said lawyer Neil Drabkin, who is listed on the Conservative party website as the candidate in the Montreal riding. “Elon Musk, in particular, who has become the bestie with Mr. Trump … has said very favourable things about Mr. Poilievre. And perhaps we don’t need to go further than that kind of relationship for Mr. Musk to whisper in the ear of Mr. Trump.”
Secretary of State Marco Rubio: 300 Foreign Students Had Visas Revoked
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that as many as 300 foreign students have had their visas revoked due to President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown.
Rubio confirmed the number of revoked visas when speaking at a press conference in Guyana.