As Prime Minister Mark Carney moves to allay concerns about lifting tariffs on Chinese EVs, Premier Doug Ford says Ottawa needs to “step up” to protect Ontario’s auto industry.
Speaking to Rural Ontario Municipal Association conference delegates at the Sheraton Centre on Monday, Ford reiterated his alarm at Carney’s new agreement with China.
Children as young as four are being given weapons training at a suspected illegal school run by conspiracy theorists who believe they are “at war” with the state.
Hope Sussex offers lessons in shooting and martial arts alongside English, maths and science.
Doesn’t sound like a conspiracy to me.
What does U.S. President Donald Trump actually want from Canada?
While Trump says the U.S. doesn’t need Canadian products, he has also repeatedly expressed a desire to turn Canada into a “cherished” state. Before leaving office, former prime minister Justin Trudeau suggested the Trump administration was really after Canada’s natural wealth. Trump and U.S. officials are also pressuring Ottawa on a range of issues like dairy supply management, border security, drug trafficking and defence spending.
Trade negotiations between the U.S. and Canada have, meanwhile, ground to a halt. When asked earlier this week about renewing the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Trade Agreement (CUSMA) he championed during his first term, Trump said it was “irrelevant to me.”
Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen says “Europe won’t be blackmailed”, as she and other European leaders continue to weigh their response to US President Donald Trump’s tariff threats over Greenland.
Trump says he will impose new taxes on eight US allies – Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and the UK – in February if they oppose his proposed takeover of the autonomous Danish territory.
He insists Greenland is critical for US security and has not ruled out taking it by force – a move that has drawn widespread criticism.
ITALIAN IS SO EASY TO UNDERSTAND!!!🤌😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/ahHdCrCFpd
— il Donaldo Trumpo (@PapiTrumpo) January 18, 2026
Uber called out by service dog users who are fed up with ride rejections
Salome Solomon, who is legally blind, relies on two things to get around Ottawa: her guide dog, Zurich, and Uber.
But she says Canada’s dominant rideshare service keeps letting her down by failing to uphold her legal right to ride with a service animal.
There’s a video at the link and it’s obvious the Uber driver is a foreigner from an incompatible culture. Most likely a Muslim, a cult with a filthy aversion to man’s best friend.
The CBC being Islamist apologists won’t mention the painfully obvious of course.
Greenland, with a population of fewer than 57,000, might not seem to be the territory on which the future of the relationship between Europe and the US, the viability of Nato as the world’s most successful defence alliance, or even the fractured relations between the UK and Europe would be determined.
But battlefields are sometimes the product of chance, rather than choice. It now feels as if Donald Trump’s threat to impose 10% tariffs on eight fellow Nato states for sending troops last week to support Greenland’s sovereignty may be one of those clarifying moments in which Europe had no option. Successive European leaders condemned Trump’s blackmail and intimidation on Sunday and they sounded as if they meant it.
STOP IT!!!🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/JsxjTOQBB3
— il Donaldo Trumpo (@PapiTrumpo) January 17, 2026
The U.S. House Select Committee on China is warning Canada that it should reconsider opening its auto industry to Beijing and risking thousands of jobs, ahead of the upcoming renewal negotiations for the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).
By opening its market to Chinese electric vehicles (EVs), Canada risks distorting its auto industry by giving “Beijing a foothold in the North American auto market, threatening thousands of jobs and undermining a century of integrated automotive leadership,” the committee said in a Jan. 16 post on X.
“China’s state-subsidized overcapacity has already distorted Europe’s auto industry, and North America will be next if this precedent stands,” the committee said.
Canada’s decision to open its market to Chinese electric vehicles risks giving Beijing a foothold in the North American auto market, threatening thousands of jobs and undermining a century of integrated automotive leadership.
China’s state-subsidized overcapacity has already…
— Select Committee on China (@ChinaSelect) January 16, 2026
A Florida man allegedly shot three tourists dead after they became stranded at their rental property in a town popular with Walt Disney World Resort visitors, according to authorities.
Ahmad Jihad Bojeh, 29, was arrested for the “cold-blooded” murder of the three tourists staying next door to his home in Kissimmee on Saturday, Osceola County Sheriff Christopher Blackmon announced during a press conference.
Bojeh was previously arrested in 2021 after firing at a person and random vehicles in a Kissimmee gas station parking lot, injuring one man, according to court records obtained by ClickOrlando.
The City of Toronto went back and got little to show for it.
In 2025, having officially renamed Yonge-Dundas Square to Sankofa — a Ghanaian word that means “to go back and get it” — demand for the downtown public event space cratered, according to a document released as part of the city’s annual budget process.
The real reason? Behold Sankofa Square … a 3rd World Dumpster
New Years Eve Party 2026 downtown Toronto Yonge & Dundas Square TMU Station at midnight SankOfA Square! #NewYearsEveParty #sankofasquare #Toronto #TMUstation #NewYearsEveToronto #yongeanddundassquare #TMU pic.twitter.com/9RsGil3VH2
— daniela – lioniss (@tigeriss7) January 2, 2026
Apart from the snow and the temperature, Greenland does not have much in common with the Swiss alps. But the fight for the future of the island looms over the gathering of world leaders and businesses at the World Economic Forum (WEF) this week.
Indeed, the timing of Donald Trump’s extraordinary threat seems likely to have had this meeting in mind.
Trump loves Davos – which is beyond strange given the views of his base.
The World Economic Forum begins today when globalist gangsters fly to Davos on their private jets to eat wagyu steak together in five star hotels, while making plans for everyone else to ride bicycles, eat insects and live in pods. pic.twitter.com/dNN7SnLEsY
— David Kurten (@davidkurten) January 19, 2026
Previously …
In 2018, Trump went to the WEF Annual Meeting in Davos, and told them to suck it. No wonder globalist hate him. pic.twitter.com/bwza1wY6Yv
— A Man Of Memes (@RickyDoggin) January 16, 2023
h/t Mauser
Canada’s housing shortage is no longer a future concern—it’s already here. Despite Ottawa’s decision last October to scale back immigration targets from recent highs, population growth continues to outpace the number of homes being built.
There’s a widening gap between the number of people who need housing and the number of units actually coming online, particularly in the country’s largest cities. The data suggest affordability pressures are unlikely to ease without either a sharp rise in construction or a closer alignment between immigration levels and housing capacity.
Immigration policy in Canada is designed to make the rich richer.
The Trump administration is discussing the possibility of offering asylum to Britain’s Jews, The Telegraph can reveal.
Robert Garson, Donald Trump’s personal lawyer, said he had been in talks with the State Department about providing sanctuary for Jews fleeing anti-Semitism in the UK.
Mr Garson, who was born in Manchester, told The Telegraph that the UK was “no longer a safe place for Jews”.
And Canada?
The rescue is just incredible. pic.twitter.com/aKEygFeytK
— The Best (@Thebestfigen) January 18, 2026
Surrender!
Without even a single shot being fired.
Without a murmur of protest.
That is what Mark Carney has done with his lame capitulation to the Dictatorship of China.
