Opinion: UN taxes should be a step too far for Canadians

Opinion: UN taxes should be a step too far for Canadians

Two UN agencies — the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) — plan to tax global shipping and flights on their greenhouse gas emissions . If implemented, the UN levies will raise global shipping and international flying costs, adding to global inflation. They would also be an important precedent, increasing the power and expanding the budgets of unelected institutions.

This fall the IMO holds a final vote on its carbon tax . ICAO’s requirement to purchase carbon offsets for emissions from international flights becomes mandatory in January.

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Conrad Black: Mark Carney’s EU blunder

Conrad Black: Mark Carney’s EU blunder

I have the painful duty of advising that I consider the basic points Prime Minister Mark Carney tried to make in his address on Sept. 27 to the European Parliament in Strasbourg profoundly mistaken. Readers should be aware that the European Parliament has no power whatsoever. The member states nominate commissioners in the different administrative fields, like cabinet ministers. The government apparatus in Brussels deluges the entire membership with decrees purporting to regulate an almost unlimited variety of activities, most of which the principal Atlantic English-speaking countries have considered unsuitable for government interference.

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Canada’s Illiberal Export

Canada’s Illiberal Export

President Trump has found plenty to dislike about Canada lately. He slapped 50 percent tariffs on Canadian goods and even renamed Lake Ontario.

If the president is looking for another Canadian import worth taxing, he might consider the country’s particularly virulent strain of political correctness. America has certainly developed one of its own, but Canada has put the stuff on steroids: weaker protections for speech, aggressive human-rights tribunals, professional regulators eager to police opinions, and an elite culture remarkably comfortable empowering bureaucrats to enforce ideological conformity.

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Mark Carney says privatizing Canada’s busiest airports will lower costs for consumers. Evidence shows the opposite

Mark Carney says privatizing Canada’s busiest airports will lower costs for consumers. Evidence shows the opposite

It’s easy to understand why the day-to-day operations of Canada’s four busiest airports are on the federal auction block.

Ottawa would retain the land and infrastructure, but sell the businesses that run them, which handled 115 million passengers last year.

When he announced the sale on Sept. 15, Prime Minister Mark Carney said that the feds would reap “tens of billions of dollars” from the sale.

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ISIS terror suspect arrested in Montreal was in Canada illegally: RCMP

ISIS terror suspect arrested in Montreal was in Canada illegally: RCMP

A man arrested in Montreal after he allegedly planned a terrorist attack on behalf of the Islamic State was in the country illegally, according to police.

Louay Angoud “has no legal status in Canada,” the Royal Canadian Mounted Police told The Gazette.

Angoud was arrested Wednesday at Place Ville Marie by the RCMP and faces three terrorism charges in relation to a planned attack with a chemical weapon.

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Trump has done ‘more than anyone’ to protect Canada, White House says

Trump has done ‘more than anyone’ to protect Canada, White House says

The White House says U.S. President Donald Trump has done “more than anyone” to protect Canada from threats, after Prime Minister Mark Carney’s recent comments that he has prepared for the unlikely risk of U.S. military action against Canada.

When asked by The Globe and Mail on Thursday about Mr. Carney’s comments, Anna Kelly, principal deputy press secretary at the White House, said he should be grateful for Mr. Trump’s assistance in defending Canada.

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Canada’s Huge Population Revisions Reveal A Much Worse Economy

Canada’s Huge Population Revisions Reveal A Much Worse Economy

And just like that, Canada’s shrinking population went the way of its technical recession—revised away. Statistics Canada (StatCan) data shows that the country’s population grew in Q3 2026. More importantly, the data includes the upward revisions we’ve been discussing for months. It turns out that the much-discussed population contraction plaguing the country didn’t exist. The revisions reveal a bigger population, but more importantly, a much worse economy.

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LILLEY: Carney puts politics over paycheques in trade war

LILLEY: Carney puts politics over paycheques in trade war

There’s no rush for the Trump administration to get back to the negotiating table with Canada and, given how fighting with Donald Trump is helping Mark Carney politically, there may be little urgency in Ottawa either.

With a number of media appearances this week, Trump’s chief trade negotiator, Jamieson Greer, has given the public some insight into how he and Trump’s team are thinking about Canada.

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Conrad Black Says Carney’s War Talk Is All About Whipping Up Faux Outrage Among His TDS Afflicted Base

Conrad Black Says Carney’s War Talk Is All About Whipping Up Faux Outrage Among His TDS Afflicted Base

It is with great concern for some of my fellow countrymen, inching precariously toward the edge of utter lunacy, that I write this post.

Prime Minister Mark Carney this week, in an interview with the New York Times, went on record saying it would be “irresponsible” not to plan for the possible contingency of a military invasion of Canada by the United States. Unfortunately, Mr. Carney didn’t misspeak or fall victim to a cherry-picked quote taken out of context. His concern was later reiterated by Defence Minister David McGuinty and Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon.

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Avi Benlolo: Carney doles out cash to Palestinians. Canadians ask ‘what about us’?

Avi Benlolo: Carney doles out cash to Palestinians. Canadians ask ‘what about us’?

On the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly this week, Prime Minister Carney pledged an additional $100 million toward Palestinian assistance. This amount is in addition to the $600 million Canada has given to the Palestinians since 2023, mainly funnelled through the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), some of whose staff have been accused of participating in the October 7 massacre.

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Canada’s dangerous courtship with Brussels — an EU partnership threatens our constitutional independence

Canada’s dangerous courtship with Brussels — an EU partnership threatens our constitutional independence

Canadians are right to care about sovereignty. But sovereignty means more than resisting pressure from Washington.

It means that Canadians, not foreigners, make the laws that govern Canada. Canadians pass, repeal, and amend our federal, provincial, and municipal laws. Sovereignty means little or nothing when outsiders gain a say in how Canadians live or what rules govern our affairs.

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The Muslim Brotherhood’s Campaign to Islamize Canada

The Muslim Brotherhood’s Campaign to Islamize Canada

The Muslim Brotherhood’s Islamist architecture in Canada is manifested in an interlocking network of student organizations, advocacy groups, and charitable entities, which create permission structures for the normalization of anti-Western sentiment, extremism, terrorism, and antisemitism. The success of this ideologically driven campaign to alter Canadian values and torque Canadian institutions has been broadly visible since Oct. 7, 2023, and can be measured concretely in street demonstrations and in violence directed against Jews, both of which have been driven by the mobilization networks, the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy documented in a report published last month. The larger political effects of these campaigns can also be seen in the changes in government policy as the Liberal Party has embraced the concrete policy demands of a constituency that is organized to infiltrate institutional structures and apply political pressure using the rules of Canadian democracy to support anti-liberal values and undemocratic political actors.


This is not news, and that makes it all the more depressing.

Islamist entryism is aided by our political class.

They actively cultivate the MB and Muslims in general for their votes.

Infamously Carney informed us that Muslim values are Canadian values.

Canada is being eaten alive.

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Canadian government uses hundreds of Chinese-made drones, documents reveal

Canadian government uses hundreds of Chinese-made drones, documents reveal

OTTAWA — The Canadian government is using at least 1,600 Chinese-made drones across more than a dozen public service departments with varying security protocols, documents tabled in Parliament show.

The RCMP is the biggest user by far with 1,027 of the drones, but says it has avoided using them in national security operations and will look elsewhere as it prepares to use hundreds of millions of dollars in upcoming funding to expand its fleet.

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Carney gov’t lied: It turns out Canada’s population isn’t shrinking after all

Carney gov’t lied: It turns out Canada’s population isn’t shrinking after all

After several years of spectacular population growth in Canada, the story of 2026 has been the country experiencing the first outright population decline since Confederation.

While Canada showed a small quarter-over-quarter population decline during the fall months of 2025, revised numbers now show the population has generally been growing – contrary to previous counts that pointed to consistent and sizeable decreases.

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