Smith tells First Nations chiefs to ‘check themselves’ after treason accusation over separation question

Smith tells First Nations chiefs to ‘check themselves’ after treason accusation over separation question

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said Wednesday that a group of First Nations chiefs need to “check themselves,” after they accused her of potential treasonous activity for calling a separation vote.

The Assembly of Treaty Chiefs, representing First Nations across Alberta, unanimously voted this week to ask RCMP to look into whether the province’s fall referendum amounts to criminal treason by Smith and her United Conservative Party.

The chiefs, in a news release, said organizing the vote is an intentional treaty violation and that Smith’s government is ignoring serious risks to Canada’s sovereignty.

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Germany Wants To Change the Rules Before AfD Can Take Power

Germany Wants To Change the Rules Before AfD Can Take Power

Germany has proven again that there is nothing it is more afraid of than democracy itself, especially when people vote the ‘wrong way.’

The country’s state interior ministers are discussing plans that could block future AfD-led state governments from accessing sensitive intelligence and criminal investigation data, according to Junge Freiheit.

The discussions are taking place within the Conference of Interior Ministers, a body that brings together the interior ministers of Germany’s 16 federal states.

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MACLEOD: Safe Social Media Act isn’t about protecting kids — it’s about government controlling the Internet

MACLEOD: Safe Social Media Act isn’t about protecting kids — it’s about government controlling the Internet

There are few easier political arguments than saying we must protect children online. Every serious parent agrees with that. Every responsible adult knows social media can be addictive, manipulative, corrosive, and, at times, deeply harmful. The platforms have designed products that capture attention, reward outrage, promote insecurity, and keep young people scrolling long after common sense says they should be outside, reading a book, playing hockey, or annoying their parents in a healthier way.

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Scott Stinson: $26 for a glass of wine? FIFA unites the world in disbelief at stadium concession prices

Scott Stinson: $26 for a glass of wine? FIFA unites the world in disbelief at stadium concession prices

Here is one way to think about the concession prices at World Cup games that might make them feel less, well, extortionate.

If you consider that the face-value of a ticket to, say, Canada’s opening game in Toronto against Bosnia-Herzegovina was about $1,100 even for a cheap seat, then the cost of a pair of hot dogs and soft drinks at that game was a mere five per cent of the admission to the stadium. For a whole meal!

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The Western Surrender: Australia saw Canadian Liberal virtue signalling and said, ‘hold my beer’

The Western Surrender: Australia saw Canadian Liberal virtue signalling and said, ‘hold my beer’

MELBOURNE — Former Australian prime minister Tony Abbott is a formidable political intellect. Unlike many of his parliamentary contemporaries, Abbott is steeped in history and political philosophy, and recently published a bestselling history of Australia, highlighting the good in the colonization and European settlement of the southern continent.

As incoming federal president of Australia’s centre-right Liberal Party, Abbott summed up the state of the nation in a radio interview recently.

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Valerie Solanas, Feminism’s Death Goddess

Valerie Solanas, Feminism’s Death Goddess

The smoldering gaze of anti-male exterminationist Valerie Solanas, played by Lili Taylor, is designed to make the feminists swoon

Feminists’ excuse for their anti-male hatred has always been disingenuous. When women hate men, feminists claim, it merely hurts men’s feelings. Men’s hatred of women, on the other hand, can be lethal. When men hate women, they kill them.

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62% of White People Have Unplugged From Pop Culture

62% of White People Have Unplugged From Pop Culture

Stunning numbers from the CNN/SSRS poll I mentioned earlier.

“Which best describes your approach to following pop culture and entertainment, such as music, movies, TV shows, books or celebrities?”

Only 10% said that they “frequently seek out the latest in pop culture”

Another 30% said “I follow major developments in pop culture, but don’t seek them out”.


We don’t need some bigoted gatekeeper’s permission to be white, black or even green.

No one is afraid of being called “right wing”, “hateful” or “racist” anymore for simply standing up for the rights and best interests of their families and friends.

The entertainment industry shot itself in the head lecturing its audience with woke BS no one wants to consume.

Variety documents the self-inflicted economic collapse of Hollywood. The article discusses the hair-brained notion of a Federal tax to support the tone deaf entitled residents of LaLaLand.

Hollywood’s Mass Exodus: Why Film and TV Production Is Fleeing L.A. and What Can Be Done About It

CNN Poll Politics and Culture

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The alarming details behind a 14-year-old’s random murder of a retired teacher in Ontario

The alarming details behind a 14-year-old’s random murder of a retired teacher in Ontario

Eighty-three-year-old Eleanor Doney was raking leaves in front of her home on Lynn Heights Drive in Pickering, just east of Toronto, on May 29, 2025. For anyone leaving that dense suburban subdivision, her red brick house with a wide porch and double garage is the last home before a lush forest that leads to one of the continent’s largest electricity transmission stations.

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Gavin Newsom’s stunning confession to Justin Trudeau caught on camera at World Cup when he thought no one was watching

Gavin Newsom made a staggering confession about Donald Trump’s presidency as he chatted with Justin Trudeau at a World Cup game, according to a lip reading expert.

The California Governor was caught on camera in a tense conversation with the former Canadian Prime Minister at the USA’s game against Paraguay, appearing to discuss Trump as a ‘far better president.’

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GIESBRECHT: The list of ‘status’ Indians is growing longer

GIESBRECHT: The list of ‘status’ Indians is growing longer

Parliament is being urged by the Senate to pass Bill S-2. As amended by the Senate, this bill would, among other things, end the so-called “second generation cut-off” rule. These were changes to the Indian Act introduced in 1985 to prevent the transfer of status to a person who has at least one grandparent and one parent who does not have status — the so-called “second generation cutoff.” If passed by Parliament, S-2 is projected to add approximately 300,000 new registrants to the Indian Act status list by 2066. These amendments are estimated to result in at least $1 billion in annual benefit expenditures, driven primarily by the Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) program and post-secondary funding.

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