Carney, Zelenskyy sign ‘100 year’ cooperation declaration on defence, energy

Carney, Zelenskyy sign ‘100 year’ cooperation declaration on defence, energy

CALGARY— On Thursday, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced the signing of a “100 Year Partnership Declaration” that will see enhanced cooperation between the two countries in defence and energy.

Carney welcomed Zelenskyy to Alberta on Thursday morning at the Palliser Hotel in Calgary, where the two leaders gave opening remarks about the visit.

The 100 Year Grift h/t Auntie Polly

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Justin Trudeau to launch his own production company at Toronto film festival

Justin Trudeau to launch his own production company at Toronto film festival

OTTAWA — Former prime minister Justin Trudeau and his longtime chief of staff Katie Telford will be walking down the red carpet for TIFF to launch a new entertainment production company called Hope & Hard Work on Friday.

As a commenter noted – CanCon money, meaning your taxes will support this crap.

h/t Mauser and Ontario John

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‘Everywoman’ is apparently named Tanishawanda

‘Everywoman’ is apparently named Tanishawanda

A sculpture inspired by a desire to bring a contemporary “everywoman” to Trafalgar Square has been unveiled on London’s Fourth Plinth.

Lady In Blue by New York artist Tschabalala Self, which pays homage to a young, metropolitan woman, is the 16th artwork to feature on the plinth since 1998.

The bronze and blue figure replaces Mil Veces un Instante (A Thousand Times in an Instant) by Teresa Margolles.


Art is mostly race baiting bunk nowadays. h/t Patti Jo

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Canada ‘will NEVER be the 51st state. Sorry!’: B.C. premier unveils new border welcome signs

Canada ‘will NEVER be the 51st state. Sorry!’: B.C. premier unveils new border welcome signs

B.C. Premier David Eby unveiled new welcome signs for U.S. border crossings at a Tuesday press conference, which he says reflect a message from his government: “Welcome to British Columbia, Canada. Strong, proud, and will NEVER be the 51st state. Sorry!”

He pointed to the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, saying that when 8,500 passengers were stranded at Vancouver International Airport, Canadians opened their doors to their southern neighbours.

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Carney and Zelensky seek to lock Canada into 100 YEAR GRIFT

Carney and Zelensky seek to lock Canada into 100 YEAR GRIFT

There will be kind words for Ukraine and condemnations of Russia when President Volodymyr Zelenskyy travels through Canada over the next two days.

But there is a more consequential reason for his visit, which will include a meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney’s cabinet in Banff on Thursday, as well as stops in Calgary, Toronto and North Bay.

Ottawa and Kyiv are in talks toward a formal agreement that would lock in Canada’s military, political, economic and financial support for Ukraine over the long term.

Long term, meaning one hundred years.


Hell no.

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Death cultists real victims of 911 says CTV News

Death cultists real victims of 911 says CTV News

TORONTO — Twenty-five years after the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center spurred widespread surveillance and hostility against Muslims around the world, the work of countering Islamophobia in Canada still rests largely on those it targets, a major Islamic organization said in the lead-up to the anniversary.

As Muslims suddenly found their faith wrongly linked with extremist acts in the aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, many Islamic institutions in Canada responded to the growing fear and suspicion by trying to build bridges with their communities, opening their doors to neighbours and joining vigils for the nearly 3,000 people killed.

CTV are Carney’s typists so it’s safe to assume this is the party line.

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Why ban balaclavas, but not burqas?

Why ban balaclavas, but not burqas?

One of the more visible signs of Britain’s creeping lawlessness is the proliferation of men in balaclavas. In Nottingham, the authorities have finally decided that enough is enough and are launching a crackdown on ‘face coverings’. As of next week, police will have the power to compel people to uncover their faces. Failure to comply can result in an on-the-spot fine of £70 or even prosecution.

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