Former CSIS chief warns that China ‘will acquire’ all information about you in Chinese EVs

Former CSIS chief warns that China ‘will acquire’ all information about you in Chinese EVs

OTTAWA — As Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers boost exports to Canada, the country’s former spy chief warned that everything you do in or around one of those cars will be acquired by China.

In a rare interview last month, former CSIS head David Vigneault did not mince his words: China’s theft of Western intellectual property amounts to a “lost generation of prosperity” for Canada. Furthermore, the Chinese government will use Chinese electric vehicles to further harvest data on Canadians and foreigners, he told the BBC’s The Interview.

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Leaders Like Mark Carney Sold the West a Renewable Energy Story. China Is Cashing In.

Leaders Like Mark Carney Sold the West a Renewable Energy Story. China Is Cashing In.

Responding to the current global energy crisis, many Western leaders have declared that the way to remove geopolitical threats to energy security is to transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources. This is a grave error. It rests on the faulty assumption that renewable energy is riskless, immune to price volatility, and secure because it is produced at home.

Follow the renewable energy deals far enough, and they mostly lead back to Beijing.

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MACLEOD: Carney’s ‘nation-building’ illusion — Canadian LNG, Canadian workers, but Chinese steel

MACLEOD: Carney’s ‘nation-building’ illusion — Canadian LNG, Canadian workers, but Chinese steel

Some moments in Canadian politics don’t need satire. You simply describe what the government is doing and let the absurdity speak for itself.

LNG Canada has announced a $33-billion Phase 2 expansion of its massive natural gas liquefaction plant at Kitimat, BC. This is exactly the kind of project Canada desperately needs: private investment, Canadian natural gas, thousands of construction jobs, and another major export route to Asia. The expansion will double LNG production from roughly 14 million to 28 million tonnes annually. That part should be celebrated.

Then we get to the steel.

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THIS IS CRIMINAL: Carney Minister Diab signals immigration levels will be going up

THIS IS CRIMINAL: Carney Minister Diab signals immigration levels will be going up

OTTAWA – Immigration Minister Lena Diab is signalling immigration levels will be going up, as Canada’s population growth has seen a significant slowdown over the past two years.

In September, Prime Minister Mark Carney told The New York Times that Canada will eventually resume a “controlled increase” in its population once the immigration system remains fully under control.


Greedy bastards are happily destroying Canada to line their pockets.

I welcome a US invasion rather than being overrun by Carney’s 3rd World Mercenaries

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Beijing-Aligned ‘Reunification’ Groups Condemn Canadian MPs’ Taiwan Trip in Statement Published by Toronto Chinese-Language Site That Countered Election Interference Reporting

Beijing-Aligned ‘Reunification’ Groups Condemn Canadian MPs’ Taiwan Trip in Statement Published by Toronto Chinese-Language Site That Countered Election Interference Reporting

OTTAWA — As a cross-party delegation of Canadian members of Parliament traveled to Taiwan this week, a coalition of Chinese Canadian “reunification” associations demanded that the federal government “restrain its members of parliament from inappropriate behavior related to Taiwan.”

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Terry Newman: Government mum on Palestine Action claiming responsibility for attacks on four warehouses in Canada

Terry Newman: Government mum on Palestine Action claiming responsibility for attacks on four warehouses in Canada

The global anti-Israel group Palestine Action has been listed as a terrorist group in the U.K and the U.S. for attempting to coerce governments by attacking businesses and defence infrastructure and for promoting violent terrorist acts. Since April, its Canadian branch has claimed responsibility for attacking four warehouses here. What is the federal government waiting for?

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‘Vote like Canada depends on it’: Carney tells Alberta referendum rally

‘Vote like Canada depends on it’: Carney tells Alberta referendum rally

Prime Minister Mark Carney told thousands rallying in Calgary on Thursday night that Albertans should vote to keep the province in Canada, arguing that failing to do so will cause “deep division and great uncertainty.”

Carney spoke at a Forever Canadian rally ahead of Monday’s referendum on the whether the province should stay in Confederation or hold a second, binding referendum on separation.

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Sophie Grégoire Trudeau didn’t see Justin Trudeau as a PM: ‘I knew it was his job, but come on’

Sophie Grégoire Trudeau didn’t see Justin Trudeau as a PM: ‘I knew it was his job, but come on’

During her time as Canada’s unofficial first lady, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau said she never saw her “former partner as a prime minister.”

“I knew it was his job, but come on,” the soon-to-be 52-year-old told Talia Bronfman and Jessica Green, hosts of Canadian podcast Built For This, in a recent episode.

“Like snap out of every role you’re in, because if you believe it for half a second you’re doomed, and including celebrity.”

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Former Liberal MP sued by father-in-law, who alleges mortgage fraud and forged signatures

Former Liberal MP sued by father-in-law, who alleges mortgage fraud and forged signatures

Former Liberal MP Rajvinder Grewal’s mounting legal troubles now include a claim for $1-million in damages from his own father-in-law, who alleges he was the victim of mortgage fraud and identity theft.

In three separate lawsuits, Kailash Kasal has alleged that his son-in-law, Mr. Grewal, fraudulently used Mr. Kasal’s businesses and properties to borrow tens of millions of dollars and also move money obtained by fraud.

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Carney needs to completely overhaul the Trudeau-era immigration system, report says

Carney needs to completely overhaul the Trudeau-era immigration system, report says

OTTAWA — Canada needs to overhaul the Trudeau-era immigration system so that applicants are selected largely on their ability to boost the economy, a new think tank report suggests, part of a wide-ranging set of policy suggestions for governments at all levels.

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Former Canadian official says Europe erred on Trump tariffs

Former Canadian official says Europe erred on Trump tariffs

Europe made a “historic” blunder by caving to the Trump administration on tariffs during Trump’s second term, the former Canadian trade minister who helped negotiate the US-Mexico-Canada deal during the first Trump administration told Semafor.

“A real problem for the Western alliance has been the decision by the UK and by the EU to give in to the Trump bullying on tariffs,” Chrystia Freeland said. “People thought appeasement would win a reprieve for us all.”

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GOLDSTEIN: Weasel words led to Canada’s recognition of Palestine

GOLDSTEIN: Weasel words led to Canada’s recognition of Palestine

It now seems clear that Prime Minister Mark Carney misled Canadians when he said, in recognizing the Palestinian state on July 30, 2025, that Canada’s support was “predicated on the Palestinian Authority’s commitment to much-needed reforms.”

Carney is as big if not a bigger liar than Trudeau. Watch what he does not what he says.

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All the ways the Alberta referendum could result in an October surprise

All the ways the Alberta referendum could result in an October surprise

With just days to go before Albertans vote on whether to pursue independence, polls suggest residents who want to stay in Canada have a safe lead. Support for remaining is in the high 60s, while the leave sentiment is in the low 20s. But it could go differently. Pollsters have been wrong before, even on separatist votes. The National Post’s Joseph Brean surveys various possibilities for how this referendum on a referendum could turn out to be an October surprise.

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As Americans play ‘power game,’ draft document shows Canada-EU response

As Americans play ‘power game,’ draft document shows Canada-EU response

MONTREAL — Canada and the European Union are laying out concrete steps to strengthen ties around digital security, critical resources and a would-be fleet of Canadian water bombers, according to a draft joint statement ahead of a major summit at month’s end.

The document, seen by The Canadian Press, states that Ottawa and Brussels aim to let Canadian companies bid on cloud and artificial intelligence infrastructure contracts typically reserved for European companies in another push away from dependence on the United States.

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