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A new poll finds support for Prime Minister Mark Carney remains unchanged despite not reaching a trade deal with the United States earlier this month.
The Abacus Data poll conducted in the days following the passage of the self-imposed August 1 deadline for a deal with U.S. President Donald Trump shows support for the Liberals remains strong despite signs that the government isn’t doing enough when it comes to the stagnant economy and affordability issues.
Been around the block
What if your daily commute didn’t mean enduring bumper-to-bumper traffic but soaring above it instead?
It sounds like wishful thinking, but in parts of the world, cable cars or gondolas — typically seen at ski resorts or tourist spots — are actually used as public transit, helping people get around in their day-to-day life.
For example, Bogotá, Colombia, relies on the TransMiCable to transport people daily. In Oregon, the Portland Aerial Tram averages 9,000 rides each weekday, while Mi Teléferico in La Paz, Bolivia, has a capacity of as many as 34,000 passengers per hour in each direction.
You knew it was coming.
“The Tonight Show” is trying something new – extending an olive branch to the half of the country it wrote off in 2017.
Cue the wailing and gnashing of teeth.
Jimmy Fallon’s low-rated showcase, as liberal as any late-night show in the Trump era but less cruel, announced it would host Fox News’ Greg Gutfeld on Thursday. In a sane world, that’s hardly noteworthy.
Gutfeld went on Fallon to promote his new show “What did I miss?” The audience was like “who is this guy from Fox News?” And he totally crushed it.
cc: @ScottAdamsSays @jayplemons @OwenGregorian @MikebertPhD https://t.co/QjKQpjfncL
— The Golden Age (@shonkori) August 8, 2025
CHICAGO TOW TRUCKS GO TO WAR
Chicago's Stony Island Avenue became a real-life demolition derby today after police responded to 2 separate road rage incidents involving multiple tow trucks.
Witnesses report an armed man in one truck chasing others, resulting in one truck… https://t.co/KzhjKtHbJI pic.twitter.com/fx1kgVhBVz
— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) August 9, 2025
Rosie O’Donnell has predicted that ABC might cancel The View, a show she previously hosted, to appease President Trump.
O’Donnell issued her prediction in a TikTok video posted Thursday.
For those wondering if Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston was serious about fining citizens $25,000 for taking a walk in the woods, meet the first person to receive one of those lofty fines.
Nova Scotia just handed me a fine for $28,872.50 for walking into the woods. pic.twitter.com/sARyEzHAzR
— Jeff Evely (@JeffEvely) August 9, 2025
Real life zombies… Coming to a blue city near you. pic.twitter.com/jzuRJdDTvx
— A Man Of Memes (@RickyDoggin) August 9, 2025
On July 29th 2025, a member of the Irish police (Garda Siochana) was attacked by Abdullah Khan, a second-generation Pakistani Muslim immigrant in Dublin city centre. Ireland’s state broadcaster, RTE, in the immediate aftermath of the knife attack was quick to assert that the attacker had Irish citizenry: “The man, who is an Irish citizen and born in Ireland, can be questioned for up to 24 hours.”
It has been a very long time since London’s Oxford Street struck the neutral observer as having the kind of prosperity and allure that one would expect of the nation’s premier commercial thoroughfare.
Still, even by the standards of the vape shops and ‘American Candy’ stores that long ago replaced Topshop, HMV and the Virgin Megastore as the street’s vital organs, the latest eye-catching innovation is a dismal symptom of London’s defeatism and decline.
Never mind the tattoos, let’s talk about them teef. Indian corn style. pic.twitter.com/d4zNiRGutL
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) August 9, 2025
This message from an unhinged leftist who is foaming at the mouth due to political rabies, is for Pete Hegseth.
If you’re not Pete, keep scrolling. This post is rated NC-17 for language. pic.twitter.com/3s5iF5cuEa
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) August 9, 2025
The British Columbia Supreme Court quietly issued its long-awaited decision in Cowichan Tribes v. Canada on Thursday.
In a decision that is sure to ruffle feathers, B.C. Supreme Court Justice Barbara Young declared the Cowichan Tribes have established Aboriginal title to roughly 800 acres in Richmond.
