Federal lawyers attempted to settle for a fraction of the taxpayer money owed by Laith Marouf, an antisemitic activist who had received public funds as a Department of Canadian Heritage consultant, according to an internal memo.
Blacklock’s Reporter says Marouf, a Montréal-based figure known for inflammatory remarks against Jews, left for Beirut after securing $122,661 to lead a national lecture series on tolerance.
These shoes weren’t made for campaigning.
While Liberal leadership front-runner Mark Carney is running a campaign to address Canada’s high cost of living, among other things, he’s believed to be wearing Zegna sneakers costing just over $2,000 on the campaign trail.
Why would anyone buy a pair of shoes that expensive?
OTTAWA – A new poll suggests that if Mark Carney wins the Liberal leadership race, he would erase the massive lead the Conservatives have enjoyed for the past year and a half.
A Leger survey suggests a Carney-led party would boost Liberal support by six points to 37 per cent, putting them in a dead heat with the Tories.
It’s an online poll.
BOMBSHEL: Investiative journalist @scoopercooper says: "Some of these (fentanyl) bosses are connected to funding of the 'Trudeau Liberals'. I'll just drop that because it's true and I believe the Trump administration knows it."
"Canadians have no idea the level of criminal money… pic.twitter.com/jTC0erTTwp
— David Krayden (@DavidKrayden) February 11, 2025
To successfully fight Trump, Canada needs one thing: more Canadians
Time discovers truth.
In this case, it’s a brutal one.
The federal government’s decision to cut immigration targets by 21 per cent in 2025 and 24 per cent in 2026 was a grave mistake. Alarmingly, the consequences are rearing their ugly head at the worst possible time.
By reducing immigration levels, Canada is facing the economic fight of our lives with one arm tied behind our back. This is a moment when we should be projecting strength and growth — yet, instead, we have chosen to shrink. And unfortunately for us, this policy shift is occurring at the same time as another major demographic headwind: the retirement of five million Canadians by the end of the decade.
The author is a corporate shill employed by the Century initiative a lobby group working hard to make the Great Replacement a reality.
It can’t be easy being Chrystia Freeland these days. It’s February, a particularly cold one, and she’s dragging herself all over the country — including to an audience with the Star’s editorial board on Monday morning — in pursuit of the Liberal leadership.
The pundits, rightly or wrongly, have already written her off. Mark Carney’s pockets are bulging with endorsements from Liberal heavyweights and the previously comatose Liberals are suddenly showing life in the polls on the assumption that he’s a shoo-in for the top job.
Karina Gould represents the future of the Liberal Party of Canada.
Liberal leadership candidate Mark Carney seems to think giving you a discount code on a new furnace or some extra insulation is the best way to help you with affordability.
And he will pay for the discounts by hitting businesses like fuel refineries and power plants with a hidden carbon tax. Of course, those businesses will just pass on the cost.
Bottom line: You still get hit with that hidden carbon tax when you buy gas or pay your bills.
For years, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government has downplayed the role of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in Canada’s energy future, with Trudeau himself infamously declaring in 2022 that there was “no business case” for exporting Canadian LNG.
Yet, as US president Donald Trump threatens new tariffs on Canadian products, including energy, Liberal leadership candidates and prominent cabinet ministers are now signalling a dramatic shift some critics say is long overdue while others shrug off as disingenuous and dishonest.
Justice Minister Arif Virani and International Trade Minister Mary Ng will not be running in the next federal election, they announced in separate statements on Monday.
They are the fifth and sixth ministers in Justin Trudeau’s cabinet to announce they’re not running for re-election since the prime minister shuffled his cabinet in December. That number is seven if you include Trudeau himself.
There are a lot of scammy polls out there hailing a Liberal rebound under the globalist Carney. He may enjoy some local success in traditionally stupid areas of the country like Toronto but it won’t be enough, especially after he is made the focus of hate for the LPC. That Liberals continue to flee like rats may indicate internal polling is also predicting disaster.
TORONTO — U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration is employing disinformation to further its goals, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told business leaders in a closed-door meeting Friday, according to leaked audio obtained by The Logic. Trudeau also said that protecting democracy doesn’t seem to be a top priority for the new U.S. administration.
The current U.S. administration are “prolific users of the tools of misinformation and disinformation for political purposes,” Trudeau said during a question and answer session at the Canada-U.S. Economic Summit in Toronto, noting “all the tech bros were sitting in the front row of the inauguration.”
Protecting Democracy? That’s rich coming from Tinpot Trudeau.
When you don’t like what’s being said, change the conversation.
It’s an old PR adage, but alive and well in the Ottawa bubble — particularly when it comes to the Liberals’ attempts to rid themselves of their carbon tax baggage.
And there’s lots of luggage to dispense with.
It was just 9:15 am, and one of the most senior CEOs attending Friday’s Canada-U.S. Economic Summit was already heading for the exit.
You don’t compile this fellow’s successful track record without learning to quickly size-up a situation, and while he missed Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s excellent welcoming speech, I assume that he figured there were better ways to add value to our country than contribute to some unstructured round table discussion.
Trudeau loves photo-ops.
Susan Delacourt: Donald Trump is no friend to progressives in Canada, to state the obvious. But I’m sure I’m not the only person wondering these days how much of a pal he is to Canadian conservatives, both provincially and federally.
Trump’s 30-day reprieve of tariffs on Canadian imports kind of pulled the rug out from Doug Ford’s whole provincial election pitch to Ontarians, who will now vote on Feb. 27 without any clue on what Trump will do next. Meanwhile, polls are showing that Pierre Poilievre and the federal Conservatives are taking a hit in popularity as Canadians shift their attention to who’s best to deal with the havoc Trump is wreaking. So my question to you, Matt: is it time for Poilievre’s team to get nervous?
People are waking up to the fact the elite and their media have ginned up a TDS patriotism to distract from the LPC-NDP reign of error.
Donald Trump is offering Japan something that Canada, under Justin Trudeau, refused to and we will be poorer because of it.
While meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru on Friday, the U.S. President mentioned several trade initiatives with Japan – but specifically exporting liquified natural gas to Japan.
This is the very deal Japan asked Canada for two years ago, in an attempt to wean their country off of Russian and Middle Eastern products. Trudeau refused their request, but on Friday, Trump boasted of what he says will be a great deal for America.
Trump gets cool stuff, Junior gets us laughed at.
NEW: The Prime Minister of Japan gave President Trump a super special gift called the “Eternal Helmet,” a golden samurai helmet created by a company in the Prime Minister’s hometown
“The Japanese government’s order came with two specific requests: (1) The helmet had to be… pic.twitter.com/lH11t9D9X8
— George (@BehizyTweets) February 8, 2025
h/t Patti Jo
