A good way to lose the respect of the sentient portion of Canada’s population, struggling to get by under the policies that dropped the country to the bottom of the OECD rankings. Plus, taxes killed the DEI perks for millionaire stars who fly their own jet planes.

Diversity only means what they want diversity to mean.

Boomers are becoming less afraid of Trump. How will Carney and CBC spook their Canadian counterparts next time? newsweek.com/donald-trump-a…

I find it difficult to be proud of being Canadian when I see this.

My wise maternal grandfather had a strict rule against loaning money to those claiming to be friends. The Spanish expression he used to warn about it was: “Quien da pan a perro ajeno, pierde pan y pierde perro.” Thus, it is imperative to know precisely who your friends are.

Looking forward to the conversations

NeeStaNan and Fox Lake Cree Nation announced they are studying the feasibility of building "a large, multi-functional port with year-round operations," with the capacity and infrastructure to handle ores, potash, grains, LNG, LPG and hydrogen.” cbc.ca/news/canada/ma…

Is this the half who believe Canada is a postnational, genocidal state, and are scared witless of big, bad orange man?

The Laurentians traded one green poseur-grifter for another—a green activist-grifter.

13 July 1926 | A Polish girl, Leokadia Magryta, was born in Wysokie. A farm worker. In #Auschwitz from 5 February 1943. No. 34466 She perished in the camp on 18 April 1943.

RCMP says it foiled a Quebec militia plot—guns, explosives, anti-government talk. But no clear plan, no targets, and echoes of Coutts, where charges collapsed in court. Canadians shouldn’t trust the story and media until it survives cross-examination.

LNG Export Marks Beginning Of Canadian Energy Independence Canada’s first LNG export from Kitimat isn’t just overdue—it’s a turning point. After years of federal delay, we’re finally tapping into global energy markets. Here's why it matters fcpp.org/2025/07/12/lng… via

"The economic ripple effect is massive. The Kitimat build created 50,000 jobs at its peak, generated $5.8 billion in Indigenous and local contracts and left behind more than 300 permanent positions. Provincial revenues are projected in the tens of billions. In an era of anaemic

14 July 1938 | A Hungarian Jewish girl, Evika Herzl, was born. In 1944 she was deported to #Auschwitz and murdered in a gas chamber.

Carney keeps reassembling the Justin Trudeau Team that over the last decade brought Canadians to the crises the PM keeps talking about. linkedin.com/posts/davidlam…