A referendum in Alberta could be Donald Trump’s 51st state opportunity

The Brexit referendum was supposed to succeed by failing. Things did not go according to plan.

There’s a lesson here for Alberta and Canada, as the province heads for a likely Albexit independence referendum later this year.

But before we talk about the future, let’s revisit an unhappy past.

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A Feminized Police Culture Revealed by a Chief in Tears

Pandering to elites through emotive displays does not keep the public safe.

At the very moment Portland needed a display of steadiness and command, its police chief stepped to the podium for a press conference and delivered a tearful collapse. His unraveling came as he acknowledged that the two individuals shot by a Border Patrol agent were illegal immigrants tied to the violent Tren de Aragua gang, yet he worried aloud about seeming to blame them for being shot.

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Trudeau books speaking engagement at ‘soft power’ event in Switzerland

Soft in the head power.

Former Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau will reportedly return to the international stage next week when he speaks at a summit in Switzerland.

According to the U.K.-based brand valuation consultancy Brand Finance, the 54-year-old former head of government will deliver the keynote address at its annual Global Soft Power Summit on Tuesday in Davos.

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UN to Censor All Criticism of the Climate Agenda as Whistleblower Exposes it as a Total Scam

The UN is shutting down criticism of the ongoing climate scam: At the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30), held in Brazil in November 2025, several states endorsed the UN’s “Declaration on Information Integrity on Climate Change, an initiative recognizing and trying to combat the rise in climate disinformation in media and politics.”

The UN declaration is professedly a pledge to “fight false information” about climate change.

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6 in 10 Canadians expect the economy to get worse in 2026, survey finds

Canadians are battening down the hatches heading into the new year, with six in 10 expecting the overall economy to worsen in 2026, a survey by consumer insolvency firm MNP Ltd. shows.

Almost three in four (71 per cent) of Canadians expect higher living costs and 59 per cent said they expect the overall economy to worsen, the MNP Consumer Debt Index released on Monday said.

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Trump admin designates Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon as foreign terror groups

WASHINGTON — The State Department and Treasury Department jointly announced Tuesday that the US is designating chapters of the Muslim Brotherhood based in Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon as foreign terror groups.

Muhammad Fawzi Taqqosh, the leader of the Lebanese Muslim Brotherhood, will be listed as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist (SDGT), according to Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

“These designations reflect the opening actions of an ongoing, sustained effort to address Muslim Brotherhood chapters’ violence and destabilization wherever it occurs,” Rubio said in a statement.

If Canada did this the Liberal party would be declared illegal.

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Quebec’s Unpopular Leader to Resign Ahead of Elections

The deeply unpopular premier of Quebec, François Legault, said on Wednesday that he would resign after seven years in power, acknowledging after months of desperate attempts to revive his standing in the polls that “Quebecers want change.”

The announcement — only weeks after Mr. Legault’s pledge to run for a third term — could upend the political dynamics in Canada’s French-speaking province ahead of a general election likely to be held next fall.

Mr. Legault said that he would step down after his party, Coalition Avenir Québec, a pro-business, center-right party, selects a new leader.

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THE View: Whoopi Shouts Down Any Idea that Renee Good Was in the Wrong

As the moderator of ABC’s The View, on Tuesday, Whoopi Goldberg acted as an enforcer of the fact The View only allowed THE view; shouting down two other co-hosts who dared to even hint that far-left, anti-ICE radical Renee Good was in any way in the wrong before getting neutralized by the ICE agent she tried to run over. Additionally, co-host Joy Behar searched for a legal basis to attack ICE agents and claimed the shooting was part of plot by President Trump to declare martial law to end elections.

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Saab wants Canada to buy 72 Gripens and 6 GlobalEyes to fulfil promise of 12,600 jobs

The Canadian Armed Forces would need to buy 72 Gripen fighter jets and six GlobalEye surveillance aircraft for Swedish manufacturer Saab to deliver on its pledge of creating 12,600 jobs in Canada, CBC News has learned.

Government and industry sources said Saab’s proposals for both aircraft are currently being studied by experts in defence matters and economic benefits in Ottawa.

Top officials from Saab said late last year that they could create about 10,000 jobs in Canada, but the exact size of the aircraft orders required to reach that number had not yet been made public.


Wait a week and Carney will order Fighters from Xi.

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REDACTED: City of Brampton’s $4-billion electric bus deal leaves taxpayers completely in the dark

$245 for 1,799 pages: 1,622 completely redacted—words covered by large blocks of black to hide them from the public.

The Pointer is trying to uncover the details behind a $4-billion deal, the largest of its kind in the municipality’s history, between the City of Brampton and a foreign company that not many in Ontario have ever heard of.

On June 15, Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown stood alongside U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer in Ottawa, announcing a monumental partnership with U.K.-based electric-fleet management and battery storage company, Zenobe, to support 1,000 new vehicles on a newly designed electrified platform, for more than 40 million annual passenger trips.


Can’t wait for these babies to start spontaneously combusting.

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China Elbows into Greenland Debate, Backing Denmark Against Trump‘s Acquisition Plans

China Deploys Five Icebreakers Near Alaska in Unprecedented Arctic Move

The Chinese Foreign Ministry on Monday elbowed its way into the debate over President Donald Trump’s effort to acquire Greenland, slamming the U.S. for “using other countries as an excuse for pursuing its own selfish interests.”

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning was responding to a reporter who quoted Trump saying that if America does not acquire Greenland, “Russia or China will.”


China is not an Arctic nation.

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LILLEY: Canada risks trading U.S. democracy for China’s dictatorship

WASHINGTON — Walking through Lafayette Park and across the north side of the White House on Monday afternoon, there was the usual gaggle of people taking selfies. There were also the usual protesters, people with signs reading “not my president” and of course given the recent news, protesting ICE in Minnesota.

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France announces ban on 10 British anti-migrant activists

France’s interior ministry has announced ban on 10 British anti-migrant activists who travelled to the country.

Officials said they took action after reports that members of the Raise the Colours movement had conducted anti-migrant activities in France.

On Tuesday, “territorial bans were issued against 10 British nationals, identified as activists within the movement and having carried out actions on French soil”, the interior ministry said.

In a post on X it said: “Our rule of law is non-negotiable. Violent and hate inciting tactics have no place in our territory.”


Gee France isn’t sending your unwanted 3rd World benefit seekers into a neighboring country without permission kind of hateful?

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