Senior RCMP officer’s ‘no evidence’ comment about India seems to contradict past statements

Senior RCMP officer’s ‘no evidence’ comment about India seems to contradict past statements

Perhaps the most surprising part of the announcement of the joint Operation Hard Ball last week was how much the RCMP’s description of the actors involved in the killing of a Canadian Sikh activist differed from what it said only a short while ago.

“I firmly state that nothing has come out today to link the Indian government” to the operation, RCMP Deputy Commissioner Lisa Moreland told CBC’s Power & Politics.

“There’s no evidence to suggest through this organized crime investigation and the charges and the indictment laid forward that Indian officials were charged or involved

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Canada to buy nearly $2-billion in armoured vehicles from U.S. defence contractor

Canada to buy nearly $2-billion in armoured vehicles from U.S. defence contractor

The federal government has picked the local subsidiary of a U.S. defence contractor as Ottawa’s first “strategic partner” to build capabilities for the country’s growing military, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Thursday.

As part of this, Canada will pay General Dynamics Land Systems-Canada nearly $2-billion over four years to build 190 more armoured combat support vehicles, expanding the Canadian Army’s fleet of armoured vehicles to 550 from 360, Mr. Carney said at the company’s plant in London, Ont.


Many unhappy elbows at the dinner table tonight.

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Liberals pause ‘Give Grandma’s Hospital Bed To Some Freeloading Foreigner” Immigration Program

Liberals pause ‘Give Grandma’s Hospital Bed To Some Freeloading Foreigner” Immigration Program

OTTAWA – The federal government will not accept any new applications this year from people who want to sponsor their parents and grandparents to come to Canada as permanent residents under a program meant to promote family reunification.

The Immigration Department said the change is part of an effort to responsibly manage the system and reduce wait times.

In a statement posted online, the department said interest in the program continues to exceed the number of available spaces.


Reduce wait times? This program should not exist. Bastards.

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LILLEY: Why is Mark Carney hiring Americans for the PMO?

LILLEY: Why is Mark Carney hiring Americans for the PMO?

Mark Carney is a man of many firsts, but I wouldn’t have picked him to be the first prime minister to hire an American to help run the Prime Minister’s Office.

This week, it was reported that Carney was promoting a woman unknown to most Canadians to the position of chief operating officer in the PMO.


How come the CBC isn’t projectile vomiting 24/7 about “American Politics Imported To Canada!”

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Canadians Like Depraved Slave Labour Camp Called China More Than US Says Pew Research Survey

Canadians Like Depraved Slave Labour Camp Called China More Than US Says Pew Research Survey

Canadians’ opinions of the United States have deteriorated while their perceptions of China have improved compared to a few years ago, a new report suggests.

According to a Pew Research Center report released Wednesday, 44 per cent of Canadians surveyed between February and May hold a favourable view of China, while 33 per cent feel the same about the U.S. Last year, Canadians were “equally” favourable toward both countries. But in 2023, most Canadians had a “positive view” of the U.S. at 57 per cent, compared to 14 per cent that viewed China positively.

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Mark Carney looks good but economy tells different story

Mark Carney looks good but economy tells different story

Mark Carney has presided over the worst first year of economic growth of any prime minister since Lester Pearson in 1963 — 63 years ago! Even Justin Trudeau, who was an economic disaster for 10 years as PM, had a better first year than Carney.

Real gross domestic product shrank last year, an outcome Carney blamed on his predecessor’s government decision to limit non-permanent resident visas.

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America Isn’t the Enemy: The Wrongful Dismissal Case Shaking Ottawa’s China Strategy

America Isn’t the Enemy: The Wrongful Dismissal Case Shaking Ottawa’s China Strategy

I’m back with Jason James to discuss an explosive wrongful dismissal claim that I believe may get to the heart of Mark Carney’s pivot to Beijing — and to a larger question now facing Canada.

Who is this government really listening to?

The case involves Raquel Garbers, a senior Canadian defence policy specialist and military figure who, according to reporting on her legal claim, helped shape Canada’s Arctic and NORAD defence policy — the very architecture that binds Canadian and American security together against the real strategic threats facing North America.

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Carney’s $160,000 in-flight catering bill draws criticism from taxpayers group

Carney’s $160,000 in-flight catering bill draws criticism from taxpayers group

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s delegation spent nearly $160,000 on in-flight catering during a single overseas trip, according to government records obtained by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, prompting renewed criticism over government travel spending.

The records show Carney and a 55-member entourage spent $159,800 on meals during a week-long trip to Athens, Abu Dhabi, Johannesburg and the Canary Islands in November 2025.

That amounts to roughly $2,850 per passenger.

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Hundreds rally at Winnipeg’s city hall against federal gun buyback

Hundreds rally at Winnipeg’s city hall against federal gun buyback

Hundreds of people stood in the courtyard outside Winnipeg’s city hall in 34 C heat on Monday to express their opposition to a federal effort to compensate owners of guns the Liberal government describes as “assault-style” firearms.

The $700-million program has faced widespread criticism for both its cost and its effectiveness. The federal government hoped to buy 136,000 firearms through the program but ended up with only 67,000.

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Amy Hamm: Liberals warning of ‘looksmaxxing’ in the ‘manosphere’ is as silly as it sounds

Amy Hamm: Liberals warning of ‘looksmaxxing’ in the ‘manosphere’ is as silly as it sounds

In June, the government of Canada’s Standing Committee on the Status of Women submitted a parliamentary report titled “Confronting Antifeminist Ideologies in Canada.”

The report is proof of how petty and out of touch with reality — and with the real threat to women’s rights in this country, i.e. gender ideology — that the federal government truly is. I simply don’t know where to start.


Report Pdf below.

CONFRONTING ANTIFEMINIST IDEOLOGIES

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Carney promotes Net Zero Pal Maia Johnson as COO of His PMO

Carney promotes Net Zero Pal Maia Johnson as COO of His PMO

Two members of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s inner circle are getting a boost as part of a staff shuffle prompted by the appointment of his principal secretary to the Senate and a deputy chief of staff departing to run for office.

Scott Gilmore, currently Mr. Carney’s senior adviser on foreign, defence and security policy, is being promoted to principal secretary as of later this month, three sources told The Globe and Mail.

The sources also said that Maia Johnson, currently a senior adviser for Canada-U.S. relations, is taking on an additional role as chief operating officer.

Twitter/X has opinions!

If Poilievre did this our Media would be screaming “Foreign Interference” for a month.

My guess is she’s Carney’s Net Zero Sidepiece

The sources said she is connected to Mr. Carney through his prior work with the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ), which he launched while he was the United Nations Special Envoy for Climate Action and Finance. But they did not know the specifics.

h/t Patti Jo

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How many more times will Beijing fool Canada’s politicians?

How many more times will Beijing fool Canada’s politicians?

Nearly three months after Jennifer May’s four-year appointment as Canadian ambassador to China ended, the office remains dark, with little word about why.

This is obviously a key position in Canada’s diplomatic corps, but in an era of prioritizing trade relations, this office requires more than a sharp business mind.

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Pain at the pump, sticker shock forcing buyers into used car lots

Pain at the pump, sticker shock forcing buyers into used car lots

OTTAWA — With Canada’s affordability crisis dashing dreams of home ownership for many, Canadians are now finding that owning a new car is also becoming out of reach.

Released on Tuesday, AutoTrader’s Q2 2026 automotive price index suggests that even though new car prices have eased slightly, one in seven Canadians are abandoning plans to purchase a new car off the lot, opting instead for more affordable used options.

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Former MP Raj Grewal faces slew of fraud allegations, possible suspension as lawyer

Former MP Raj Grewal faces slew of fraud allegations, possible suspension as lawyer

Ontario’s legal regulator is moving to suspend the licence of lawyer Raj Grewal as the former Liberal MP faces a slew of lawsuits accusing him, the law firm he founded, family members and associates of millions of dollars in fraud and other wrongdoing.

The Law Society of Ontario is investigating charges that Grewal may have misappropriated trust money, participated in fraud and failed to act with honour and integrity, the agency says in requesting the suspension.

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