Some sectors of oil industry ‘dragging their heels’ on climate lunacy in favour of profit: Trudeau

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith found themselves at loggerheads yet again Wednesday after he suggested that at least some in the oilpatch have prioritized profits over securing a long-term future for its workers.

In an interview on Real Talk Ryan Jespersen, Trudeau said that parts of the oil and gas industry, by “dragging its heels” on decarbonization, had in fact turned its back on oilsands workers. Those remarks caught Smith’s attention, who fired back on social media, calling his comments “absurd” and accusing him of using Alberta as a punching bag to win votes.

Stupid, tone deaf yet fanatical.

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Green Party-supporting student wanted to kill 50 politicians

A left-wing anarchist who said he wanted to kill at least 50 politicians has been found guilty of terrorism offences after compiling and sharing a bomb-making manual.

Jacob Graham, 20, a computer science student at Hugh Baird College who modelled himself on Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber, dedicated his manual, called the “Freedom Encyclopaedia”, to “terrorists past and future, anarchists etc”.

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CBC preps public for totally completely unexpected decision by Jagmeet Singh to run out the election clock as Trudeau’s sidekick

The Liberals and NDP still have reasons to work together — are they good enough?

If the 44th Parliament can hold it together until April 28, it will become the longest-lasting minority Parliament in modern Canadian history.

This Parliament’s longevity is already well above average — 823 days as of Thursday. The 10 minority Parliaments that existed between 1957 and 2021 lasted an average of 526 days.

The chance to make history isn’t the best reason the Liberals and NDP have to reach an agreement on pharmacare, but there’s something to be said — maybe even a lot — for stability.

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Trudeau government to waste $80.5M of your dollars on pointless Kenya-led mission to improve security in Haiti

OTTAWA – Canada is putting $80.5 million toward a mission to improve security conditions in Haiti, where rampant gang violence has caused an ongoing crisis.

Global Affairs Canada says the money will go towards a multinational security mission led by Kenya to support efforts by the Haitian National Police.

It’s expected to support training, communications and logistics for police deployed to the mission and expertise in areas like human rights due diligence.


Professional courtesy? Haiti ranks 173rd out of 180 countries in the corruption index.

Haiti – FLASH : Haiti last in the Caribbean and 2nd worst corrupt country in the Americas (2023)

h/t Mauser

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The government’s ‘national security’ claim for withholding documents from Parliament is exposed as a sham

Why did the government call an election in August, 2021, in the middle of a pandemic, just as Afghanistan was falling, and with more than two years left in its mandate? A good argument could be made that it was to shut down a Commons committee looking into the mysterious dismissal of two Chinese nationals from a top-secret Winnipeg research laboratory.

At the urging of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, the two scientists – Dr. Xiangguo Qiu, head of vaccine development at the National Microbiology Laboratory, and her husband Keding Cheng – had their security clearance revoked and were escorted out of the facility by RCMP officers in July, 2019. They were fired in January, 2021.

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Joe Biden dog Commander bit Secret Service agents at least 24 times

President Joe Biden’s dog Commander bit US Secret Service agents on at least 24 occasions, new documents show.

Secret Service records show the extent to which the German Shepherd caused chaos for the presidential bodyguards.

One senior agent noted the bites meant the Secret Service changed tactics, advising agents to “give lots of room”.

The warning came months before Commander was removed from the White House.

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NBC’s ‘Chicago Med’ Lies, Claims Pro-Life Laws Punish Women Who Miscarry

Last night, Chicago Med promoted the dangerous lie that women who miscarry might get arrested and be denied medical care in a pro-life state.

This insidious falsehood has been pushed in liberal establishment media to deliberately create fear in women who do not know the truth about state pro-life laws, none of which ban treatment for miscarriage.

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OPP announce largest gun bust in Turtle Island history

Ontario Provincial Police say a joint investigation with authorities in the United States has led to the largest bust of handguns and assault-style rifles in the province’s history.

According to police, 274 illegal firearms were seized as part of Project Saxom, an OPP-led investigation in Ontario, and Dual Approach, a U.S.-led probe by Homeland Security Investigation’s (HSI) Buffalo field office.

The press conference begins with a ludicrous land acknowledgement.

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