Morgan: When It Comes to Airport Privatization, the Benefits Outweigh the Risks

Morgan: When It Comes to Airport Privatization, the Benefits Outweigh the Risks

The Liberal government is running perilously low on money.

The spring economic update celebrated a deficit lower than had been projected but still contained a fiscal shortfall that can only be called massive. This likely inspired the government to pitch the notion of privatizing Canada’s airports for the second time in a year. Funds from the sale of airport infrastructure could be used to reduce government debt or to add to the planned sovereign wealth fund. Nearly 20 percent of the world’s airports are privately owned, and it comes with risks and benefits.

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Mark Carney’s honeymoon is ending – just not in the way most people expected

Mark Carney’s honeymoon is ending – just not in the way most people expected

There were several rounds of chatter over the summer and into the fall about whether the honeymoon was over for Prime Minister Mark Carney – and if not yet, when that moment would come.

Elbows sagged; President Donald Trump went on blowing up like a puffer fish; tariffs were carving up certain sectors of the economy and regions of the country; CUSMA hadn’t been rescued; the only shovels in the ground on major projects would have been digging anyway; groceries, gas and mortgage payments were still gouging.


It isn’t about the Honeymoon, it’s about his voters holding their breath in the hope they pass out before having to admit they made a horrific mistake that has created a lost generation of Canada’s youth.

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I’ll say it if Starmer won’t. Islam is the cause of Jew hatred

I’ll say it if Starmer won’t. Islam is the cause of Jew hatred

THE stabbing of two Jewish men in Golders Green on Wednesday wasn’t a random act of ‘far-right thuggery’, to use the Prime Minister’s favourite expression of disapproval. It has been declared a terrorist incident, based on the targeted anti-Semitic nature of the attack. Although an Iran-linked group has claimed responsibility, officers have said there is no evidence linking the suspect to any proscribed organisation or extremist group. A ‘British’ Somalian, Essa Suleiman, 45, has been charged with attempted murder. Meanwhile, the official response from those running the country has been the same linguistic dance of Tiptoe Through the Tulips we have witnessed ever since October 7, 2023.

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Poilievre argues Carney has ‘wasted an entire year’ on possible Alberta pipeline

Poilievre argues Carney has ‘wasted an entire year’ on possible Alberta pipeline

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says the prime minister has “wasted an entire year” deliberating a potential new oil pipeline out of Alberta — criticism that comes after Mark Carney said a new pipeline is “more probable than possible.”

“He’s been prime minister for a year and he still hasn’t even made up his mind whether he supports a pipeline,” Poilievre told reporters at a news conference in Toronto on Sunday morning. “He’s wasted an entire year.”


Carney is waiting for the the deal that best suits China.

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The case that shows jihadism is for losers

The case that shows jihadism is for losers

If anyone needs proof that jihadism is for losers, they need only look at the case of Abdullah Albadri. He was found guilty yesterday at the Old Bailey of preparation of terrorist acts and two offences of possession of a bladed article in a public place. On 28 April last year, he travelled across London to the Israeli embassy in Kensington, wrapped his head and face in a red-and-white shemagh, put on sunglasses, armed himself with two knives, and tried to climb the perimeter fence. Armed diplomatic protection officers stopped him within seconds.

That was the whole grand operation. An hour of theatrical pilgrimage through London, a martyrdom note, two knives, a costume, a fence, and then the ground.

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Avi Lewis wants to rebuild the NDP — starting in Toronto the city that votes stupid

Avi Lewis wants to rebuild the NDP — starting in Toronto the city that votes stupid

Much has been said since March about how Avi Lewis has finally and fully landed in the family business, following in the footsteps of his father, Stephen, and his grandfather, David, who also were leaders for the New Democrats.

But Lewis has always been in a family business. His mother, Michele Landsberg, wrote for this paper for more than 25 years, and journalism runs in Lewis’s blood as much as politics. It was his first career and many people still know him from his broadcasting days, hosting the CBC TV show Counterspin and farther back, on City TV in Toronto.


Toronto is up to the challenge. There is no bottom to this town’s stupid.

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Conrad Black: Canada’s path back to prosperity

Conrad Black: Canada’s path back to prosperity

Last year, I supported the Conservatives in the federal election because the Liberal government of the previous 10 years had produced large net capital outflows, presided over Canada’s decline in the rankings of the most prosperous countries per capita, conducted a suicidal war on the petroleum industry, self-defamed the country for attempted genocide of First Nations, was a useless member of the western alliance and did not deserve a fourth consecutive term in office. I had seen Mark Carney as a central banker in Canada, where he was a scene-stealer when the prime minister, Stephen Harper, and the finance minister, Jim Flaherty, guided us through the 2008 financial crisis. I also saw him in the United Kingdom, where, as governor of the Bank of England, he had plunged the bank into absurd controversies about global warming and parroted the Cameron government’s nonsense about Europe. His successor has renounced his dire predictions of the consequences of Britain withdrawing from the European Union.

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Trump keeps us up in the air with his hints of what’s coming in a new batch of UFO files

Trump keeps us up in the air with his hints of what’s coming in a new batch of UFO files

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump says the Pentagon is preparing to release some “very interesting” UFO files uncovered by his administration, generating a mix of buzz and skepticism as he hints at new revelations around questions of alien life.

Trump started stoking interest in the extraterrestrial in February, directing federal agencies to release their records related to extraterrestrial life and UFOs. Since then, he has built suspense with tantalizing updates, teasing an imminent release of documents never before shared by the U.S. government.

h/t Mauser

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Joe Rogan said Canadians are getting MAID for depression. A U.K. legislator called the system ‘dystopian.’ Here’s why MAID is causing renewed controversy

Joe Rogan said Canadians are getting MAID for depression. A U.K. legislator called the system ‘dystopian.’ Here’s why MAID is causing renewed controversy

As Canada mulls a controversial plan to allow medical assistance in dying (MAID) for mental illnesses, the country’s current model is facing a new round of attacks, both at home and abroad.

There is rampant misinformation about MAID, such as when Joe Rogan recently told Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre that a Canadian man received the procedure for “seasonal depression.” MAID for mental illness is not allowed in Canada, but that is set to change in March 2027.

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The SPLC’s War on Immigration Restriction and America

The SPLC’s War on Immigration Restriction and America

The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) is in the news because the Trump administration has been investigating, and is now prosecuting, it for various kinds of malfeasance.

In 2025, shortly after Charlie Kirk was murdered, Kash Patel’s FBI “cut all ties” to the notorious left-wing espionage organization, which has spent years persecuting conservative groups like Kirk’s TPUSA, my former employer VDARE.com, and all immigration patriot groups, no matter how mainstream they are.

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