u/Dougie_TwoFour

Just in time for Canada Day!

Short, yet informative article about the trade agreement review that starts tomorrow. There will likely be some dramatic headlines in the hours and days to come, but the actual process is much more bureaucratic ...

Not only is Canada a great country, we're now a soccer juggernaut!! Canada scored the only goal of the match in final stoppage time. At 1:40 in the video ...

Only 18% say they would vote for separation if a binding referendum is held; This is a decline of 10-points from 28% support in January 2026.

Mexico is also suggesting a 16 year extension.

The leader of a federal party will support federalism. Such a bold stance /s.

Sir Elton John was in Toronto this week where he received the Glenn Gould Prize, which is awarded every other year to "an individual for a unique lifetime contribution that has enriched the human condition through the arts."

AAAARRRRRRGGGGGHHHH!!!!

I've had a severe dislike for Danielle Smith for a while. But since I live 3,000+ km away in Ontario, it hadn't yet boiled over into a stronger emotion, until tonight.

In short, contrary to what Premier Smith claims, ignoring treaty rights, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom, and the courts is not democratic**.** It's the exact opposite!

Memo to the media: Don't let Danielle Smith get away with this bullsh*t. Call her out on her very undemocratic response.

The most recent article from Charlie Angus:

"Danielle Smith loves playing with matches. It’s what political arsonists do. But the smouldering dumpster fire at the Alberta legislature is about to ignite into a four alarm fire that could engulf our country..."

Now that Ukrainian drones and missiles can reach Moscow, Putin had to severely scale back Russia's usual May 9th celebrations. A sign that the balance of power is shifting ...

Day 2 of the Canada Strong and Free Network in Ottawa. U.S. Ambassador to Canada, Pete Hoekstra, dropped-out at the last moment. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith did speak, she shows up at 5 hours and 17 minutes into the video.

CPAC has 9.5 hours of the first full day of the "Canada Strong and Free Networking Conference" happening today through Saturday in Ottawa. Warning: Watching may induce rage. Viewer discretion is strongly advised.

Friday's speakers include Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and U.S. ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra.