In a landmark 1864 speech, Sir John A. Macdonald, the future first prime minister of Canada, admonished listeners who might be inclined to see the neighbouring United States as a “failure.”
“On the contrary, I consider it a marvellous exhibition of human wisdom,” said Macdonald. “It was as perfect as human wisdom could make it.”
Monaco has long been a favoured home of celebrities, aristocrats and the ultra-rich, with its tax haven status, sun-soaked Mediterranean location and crime-free reputation.
Situated on the idyllic French Riviera, the glamorous principality is known for its superyachts, luxurious holiday homes and the iconic Monte Carlo Casino – beloved, most famously, of James Bond.
But the seeming safety and picture perfection of this sovereign city state was called into serious question this week after a suspected assassination attempt on a Ukrainian oligarch took place right in the centre of town.
Are we funding Ukraine’s Oligarchs?
Prime Minister Mark Carney deserves credit for doing the thing that prime ministers before him have been too pusillanimous to do for decades. While it shouldn’t be politically risky, really, to spend some money to refurbish the official residence of the Prime Minister ‐ which has been inhabited only by mice and insects for the last 10 years – this country can be very silly on some matters when it comes to political optics and risk.
I question whether the 50 Million goal can even be met.
On June 16, Rupert Lowe’s Rape Gang Inquiry was released. The grotesque details of this 219-page report can only be read in sections. The systematic trafficking of British girls by Muslim slavers who often called them slurs like “kuffar”—infidels—as they were gang-raped and subjected to tortures better left undescribed and the decades-long cover-up are rage-inducing. Right-wing figures from Geert Wilders to Tommy Robinson have highlighted the context for these crimes—the historical hostility of Islam to the Christian West. This vile enmity can be found on almost every page.
CALGARY — Langley RCMP is facing a wave of criticism after issuing a release asking the public to help identify three youths accused of vandalizing a newly painted Pride rainbow crosswalk in Fort Langley.
Hours after Buffalo officials raised a foreign flag over U.S. soil to commemorate Somali independence, an unknown individual jumped into action and removed it.
Americans rightly spend little time thinking about Canada. Occasionally, however, our northerly neighbor deserves our attention.
In June, Dr. Emmanuel Moss, chief of cardiac surgery at the Jewish General Hospital in Montreal, announced that he was leaving Canada for the United States. A Canadian doing this isn’t normally newsworthy. Many upwardly-minded Canucks have taken their talents to America. Yet the thing about Dr. Moss is that he’s Jewish at a time when his people are increasingly unwelcome in the Great White North. “The rise of antisemitism in Montreal” compelled him to leave, Dr. Moss wrote in a letter explaining his decision.
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— Auntie Polly (@auntie_polly) July 4, 2026
h/t Auntie Polly
Britain’s Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) have announced they are investigating two officers who attended the scene of Henry Nowak’s death. This does not necessarily mean they will face disciplinary proceedings, merely that such proceedings are now possible. This was probably the only course of action open to the IOPC, particularly after last week’s release of a transcript and more video footage of the incident, seemingly with the consent of the Nowak family. They paint both the police and the Digwas in an even more damning light.
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— Auntie Polly (@auntie_polly) July 4, 2026
h/t Auntie Polly
A Muslim family in Clarington, Ont., says it is living a “nightmare” after false allegations of an illegal slaughterhouse on its property transformed from online rumors into real-world harassment, threats and a planned protest.
Mohsin Bhuiyan, who has operated a small hobby farm in the community for the last year, says he and his family have been “terrorized” by those pushing misinformation about his property online, suggesting he is running an “illegal slaughterhouse” on site.
“We cannot sleep at night because they’re taking pictures. We do not know who is coming and who is passing by,” he told CBC News.
Is there anything foreign pigs WON'T do in Canada? 😠😡🤬@fancypants_s https://t.co/9Js2cHbkka
— Auntie Polly (@auntie_polly) July 4, 2026
Well at least they haven’t been raped and murdered as Christians often are in Muslim countries.
Given the propensity for Islamofuckery of our worst immigrants ever I won’t be shedding any tears..
h/t Auntie Polly
I really wasn’t planning on writing about this today, but since it’s been blowing up on social media I kind of feel obliged to weigh in.
The Broward County, Florida Sheriff’s Department is investigating a shooting that happened at a Walmart on Tuesday. 62-year-old Bart Diguglielmo was shot and killed by a woman as the pair were arguing about a parking space.
OTTAWA — The Trump administration is hindering work at the United Nations on advancing equality, says Canada’s UN Ambassador David Lametti.
“There has been a general obstructionist policy, (a) cantankerous policy with respect to women’s rights, a woman’s right to choose, with respect to LGBTQ+ rights (and) gender equality,” Lametti told The Canadian Press when asked to describe American actions at the UN.
“There’s a pushback any time you see the word ‘climate change’ anywhere, or you see ‘gender equality’ anywhere,” he added.
The Libs will stop at nothing to sabotage CUSMA.
The Islamic Republic of Iran has long mastered the art of deception, particularly when it comes to its nuclear program. Many times, it has been caught advancing its nuclear ambitions behind closed doors — from covert enrichment facilities to undeclared sites — only, when exposed, to delay, deflect and deny.
Now, the regime is not even hiding it.
The United States’ top trade official is pointing to Canada’s deepening economic ties with China as one of the reasons Washington is refusing to renew the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement on free trade (CUSMA) in its current form.
Speaking to Global News on Thursday, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said the White House is concerned Beijing could use Canada as a back door into the American market.
My suspicion is the Americans are not much concerned with economic matters but worry more at the ChiCom compromised security risk Canada is becoming.
