Vancouver Condo Bailout: A Short-Seller’s Offer To Testify On Private Real Estate Discussions with David Eby

Vancouver Condo Bailout: A Short-Seller’s Offer To Testify On Private Real Estate Discussions with David Eby

OTTAWA — The legendary American short-seller Marc Cohodes says he does not invest a dollar in Canada. What Cohodes brings to this conversation is not a financial position but a memory — more than a decade of it, beginning in 2014, when he started traveling to Vancouver and meeting with a young opposition politician named David Eby.

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Renewable Energy Will Impoverish Humanity

Renewable Energy Will Impoverish Humanity

The modern world and the rich, free lives it brought are both dying in Britain. Energy consumption has fallen by about 30% since 2005 and electricity consumption by about 23%, both due to climate policy costs, and particularly that of renewable energy, subsidies to which amount to £25 billion a year, 40% of the total cost of electricity supply. Insofar as we are maintaining our standard of living, we do so by borrowing and importing the goods of fossil- and nuclear-fuelled Asia. That borrowing cannot continue indefinitely, and an abrupt reversal in distressed circumstances is all but certain, with the consequence that wind and solar are not only a threat to British prosperity, but to any realistic hope of reducing emissions.

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Canada: Regina, Saskatchewan’s Call to Islamic Prayer on Loudspeakers on Hold After Backlash

Canada: Regina, Saskatchewan’s Call to Islamic Prayer on Loudspeakers on Hold After Backlash

Some good news (for now) as people begin to slowly wake up in the West. Jihad Watch reported the original story HERE about the Muslim call to prayer in Regina, Saskatchewan blaring over loudspeakers in the wee hours of the morning. Now, the plan is on hold after a backlash. “Regina mosque’s weekly call to prayer on hold after backlash,” by Randi LaRocque, CBC, June 26, 2026 …

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Rochdale grooming gang victim says she is ‘scared for her safety’ after hearing ringleader will soon walk free from prison – and that he can’t be deported

Rochdale grooming gang victim says she is ‘scared for her safety’ after hearing ringleader will soon walk free from prison – and that he can’t be deported

A victim of the Rochdale grooming gang has said she is ‘scared for her safety’ after learning the ringleader of her abusers will walk free from prison in days.

Shabir Ahmed, 73, was convicted of 30 child rapes and jailed in 2012 to serve concurrent sentences of 19 and 22 years.

But he will be released on Thursday after just 14 years, his victims were told in a letter.

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A Steep Exit Tax Won’t Solve Canada’s Brain Drain

A Steep Exit Tax Won’t Solve Canada’s Brain Drain

For some critics of American immigration policies, Canada’s system, which focuses on admitting educated, experienced workers who can support themselves and bolster the national economy, should be a model for U.S. reforms. About six in ten new residents whom Canada admits are classified as members of the “economic class” of immigrants, granted entry based on their education, work experience, and ability to speak one of the country’s official languages. While America’s legal immigration regime is heavily weighted toward family unification, those admitted to Canada based on familial ties make up less than one-quarter of migrants.

h/t patthedog

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White working-class students excluded from Oxbridge diversity schemes

White working-class students excluded from Oxbridge diversity schemes

White working-class students are excluded from almost all Oxbridge diversity scholarships, an analysis by The Telegraph has found.

More than a dozen scholarships, bursaries and financial aid schemes are available to Oxford and Cambridge university students based on their ethnicity and not their socioeconomic backgrounds.

While all of the schemes can be used by students from black, Asian, and minority ethnic (BAME) backgrounds, they almost entirely exclude white working-class students, who are one of the most under-represented groups in higher education.

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LYTLE: This Canada Day, ask yourself — who’s really betraying Canada?

LYTLE: This Canada Day, ask yourself — who’s really betraying Canada?

Canada Day is upon us, and I just walked around a very pretty, older middle-class neighbourhood distributing a flier giving reasons for why Albertans should leave the nation that once nurtured us. Am I a “separatist traitor” as more than one person has alleged to my face? It is a question worthy of serious consideration.

A traitor is defined as one who violates his allegiance and, in a breach of trust, betrays his country. The question is, “Who or what is my country?”

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Swimming pools are a ‘disaster’ for women because of ‘certain clientele,’ says German woman in viral video

Swimming pools are a ‘disaster’ for women because of ‘certain clientele,’ says German woman in viral video

A video of a German woman describing a “certain clientele” who she says has ruined German swimming pools has gone viral. In the video, she speaks of her childhood memories of a time when swimming pools were carefree and peaceful. Now, she says she fears for her own personal safety and her belongings.


View the video on X for the full write up.

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Who does Mark Carney think we are, anyway?

Who does Mark Carney think we are, anyway?

What is the story Mark Carney is telling us about Canada? And why is he doing it?

These seem like ridiculous questions on the surface, because the Prime Minister’s entire political career has unfolded in a maple-soaked tourism commercial, thanks to the ferocious nationalism unleashed by Donald Trump’s unhinged threats. It’s like asking what ice has to do with hockey: The question seems to miss the point.

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