The Liberal campaign in 2025 looks a lot like a bullfight — and the Canadian people are the raging bull.
The party really wants you to focus on its new matador, dressed in his shiny central banker suit, waving around his little red scarf. Except the scarf isn’t red, it’s orange. And it’s emblazoned with Donald Trump’s hate-inducing face.
Before heading out to key some Teslas, check your look in the mirror and make sure your tail is secure. pic.twitter.com/imFKklDOfJ
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) March 30, 2025
IMMACULATE CONSTELLATION: Is a Secret UFO Program Hidden in the White House?
It’s been around five months since IMMACULATE CONSTELLATION—an alleged covert UFO program—entered the public lexicon.
Publicly, it began with a scoop on 8 October 2024, when investigative journalist Michael Shellenberger revealed details of an alleged shadowy Unacknowledged Special Access Program (uSAP) tasked with tracking advanced craft with extraordinary capabilities.
These were categorised as Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) and Reproduction Vehicles (RVs)—the former believed to be non-human in origin, the latter tied to foreign states or unknown entities, representing craft reverse-engineered from non-human technology.
According to the report, U.S. military intelligence can distinguish between UAP and RVs.
The implication was staggering: that nations like China or Russia—or even rogue private actors—may have reverse-engineered non-human technology, unlocking game-changing propulsion systems, such as anti-gravitic lift and instantaneous acceleration.
Net zero could make flying “something for the privileged”, the boss of Qantas has warned.
Vanessa Hudson, the chief executive of the Australian flag-carrier, said the higher costs associated with clean fuel were likely to push up air fares and could put them out of reach of the masses.
Her warning came as the boss of Airbus said net zero would add a “green premium” to plane tickets and reverse the decades-long trend of flying getting cheaper over time.
They don’t want you driving let alone flying, hell being allowed to heat your home is up for debate with the climate loons.
h/t Mauser
Calls are mounting for Liberal Leader Mark Carney to fire Toronto-area candidate Paul Chiang, who said people should bring a Conservative politician to the local Chinese consulate to collect a bounty on him for criticizing Beijing’s crackdown on Hong Kong.
NDP candidate Jenny Kwan urged Mr. Carney to drop Mr. Chiang for his comments on Conservative candidate Joe Tay. “He advocated for people to bring him to the Chinese consulate to collect the bounty,” Ms. Kwan told reporters Sunday during a campaign event in Port Moody, B.C. “In what universe is this normal?”
“Why is Donald Trump doing what he is doing?” This is the question raised by European intelligentsia these days as they try to recover from the shock of the American presidential election, which they all believed would be won by the Democrat champion Kamala Harris.
France’s currently fashionable TV philosopher Michel Onfray raises the question in a number of programs, as do op-ed writers in newspapers in London, Brussels and Berlin, and Greek economist Yanis Varoufakis.
CARNEY/TRUMP LOVE-IN LOOKS DIRTY AS HELL
“EDITORIAL NOTE: Since we published, political trolls on social media and here have tried to discredit this story with the talking point that Carney was not at Brookfield when this deal was made. We say that in CAPS in the story below but as with all propaganda — the lie is in the twist. I’ve shortened it to fit the SS format better and fixed some typos and done a minor reedit for clarity.”
Big story on the Carney/Kushner/Brookfield deal. Senate Finance Committee had lots of question in 2022 — when Carney was there. How is this story influencing the Trump/Carney relationship? SS full report.https://t.co/FQZcL0sX2d pic.twitter.com/shC0UGJ1YK
— Trish Wood (@WoodReporting) March 29, 2025
I always found Kushner off-putting. h/t Mauser and DMB
The HBO host made these remarks during the Overtime part of Real Time, but one thing was clear: the comedian is in favor of defunding National Public Radio. Bill Maher described the outlet as crazy far-left and ripped apart its CEO, Katherine Maher, no relation, who delivered a most unbelievable congressional testimony this week…
NEW: Bill Maher, Columbia U Professor John McWhorter call to STRIP taxpayer funding from NPR
MAHER: "They're crazy far left … We're so polarized — these outlets became popular at a time when Republicans and Democrats didn't hate each other and weren't at each other's… pic.twitter.com/bMKcDTMCpy
— Jason Cohen (@JasonJournoDC) March 29, 2025
Tom Dunn makes an annual salary of $62,000 as a graphic designer and rents a basement apartment in Toronto’s Annex neighbourhood but he fears that he may never be able to afford a larger unit above ground and may one day have to leave the city for a more affordable home.
Dunn, 29, has lived in his apartment for about three years, paying about $1,300 a month. A full-time graphic designer and part-time freelancer he explains that the city’s cost of living has taken a significant toll.
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Head to the grocery store in the US and the shelves are stocked with jars of St Dalfour strawberry spread and Bonne Maman raspberry preserves – some of the more than $200 million (£154m) in jams that Europe sends to America each year.
But try looking for American-made jelly in Europe, and you’re likely to come up short.
The US exports less than $300,000 (£231,000) in jam each year to the bloc.
It’s an imbalance that US company JM Smucker, one of the biggest sellers of such products in America, blames on a 24%-plus import tax its fruit spreads face in the EU.
Former U.S. National Security Advisor John Bolton is cautioning not to read too much into the more positive tone struck by U.S. President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Mark Carney following Friday’s phone call between the two, but said if the commander-in-chief is a fan of the Liberal leader, a smoother bilateral relationship could be possible.
“I don’t think you should over-conclude on the basis of one telephone call, but both sides tried to give a positive reading to it,” Bolton said in an interview on CTV Power Play with Vassy Kapelos, when asked how much Canadians should read into Trump’s apparent change in tone.
The New York Times editorial board just discovered what conservatives have been saying for years: the Democratic Party is completely out of touch with everyday Americans.
It’s a stunning rebuke from a paper that typically carries the water for Dems. The Times finally admitted the obvious: Democrats’ obsession with identity politics and their “scolding, censorious posture” have driven voters straight into Republicans’ arms.
Mark Carney would like nothing better than to make this election all about Trump. That way we don’t get to question his policies or his record. He skates in on a public relations campaign that claims his experience would allow him to “handle Donald Trump!” Good luck, Mark. You would be first.
Why does Media hype the cost of securing the border but refuses to discuss the cost of open borders?
QUEBEC CITY – The Bloc Québécois platform, unveiled Saturday, brings back the word “independence.” It’s only used once, but the spirit is clear.
The Bloc’s 35 pages of proposals are “made out of love for our nation, but also out of duty” to “build the Quebec of tomorrow: an independent Quebec,” it reads.
Yet, today’s Quebec seems to be looking somewhere else to park its vote, and Bloc Québécois leader Yves-François Blanchet senses it. He hears it on the ground: Quebecers are overwhelmingly leaning toward the Liberals. Some are looking to vote Conservative.
