B.C. Premier David Eby has confirmed three miners are trapped underground in a mine in northern B.C.
The miners work at the Red Chris mine on Talhtan Nation territory near Dease Lake, B.C., about 420 kilometres west of Fort Nelson, B.C.
Two of the miners are from B.C. and one is from Ontario, the premier said at a news conference at the First Ministers meeting in Huntsville, Ont., Wednesday morning.
Japan is a big deal for President Donald Trump’s upheaval of world’s trading system.
On his own terms, it could now be said that his aggressive approach is yielding tangible results.
Right from the off, the US side has been talking up the chances of a deal with Japan, but despite several delegations, the deal had been strangely elusive – until now.
In a narrow sense, this is a win for the Trump approach, especially if Japan becomes the domino that leads the rest of the world to come into line.
Japan now has the best deal, or rather, the least worst deal, of all the nations with major trade surpluses with the US.
The notorious “anti-Zionist” hatemonger who was at the centre of a federal anti-racism funding scandal three years ago has been released from the custody of Lebanon’s Military Intelligence Directorate after being detained on Sunday in a restricted area adjacent to the border with Israel.
Between July 14 and July 20, the name “Epstein” was uttered 160 times on Fox News, which seems a little excessive for a one-week period. It comes to roughly 23 mentions/stories a day, and an “Epstein” each hour.
A potentially dangerous CAMH patient who was found not criminally responsible for two sex assaults has taken off once again.
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News Release – Suspect Sought in a Sexual Assault Investigation, Bloor Street and Spadina Avenue, Images Releasedhttps://t.co/BXvuamwfkG pic.twitter.com/isD2xsox6A
— Toronto Police (@TorontoPolice) July 23, 2025
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard declassified a House Intelligence Committee report from September 2020 which she says reveals how the Obama administration “manufactured” an intelligence assessment promoting the Russia Collusion Hoax.
Gabbard took to X to publish the 46-page report on Wednesday morning, noting, “New evidence has emerged of the most egregious weaponization and politicization of intelligence in American history.”
After 2 days of trade talks, premiers tackle crime, bail reform and health care
After two days of strategizing on how to respond to the trade war U.S. President Donald Trump is waging on Canada, the premiers sat down Wednesday to discuss violent crime, drug trafficking and health care.
They’re calling on the federal government to make good on its promise to introduce legislation in the fall sitting of Parliament that will make it harder for repeat violent offenders to get bail.
Cause for celebration: the failure was not as bad as it could have been.
Orwell was on to something when he examined the mentality of certain kinds of people in a scene in his novel, 1984, wherein the character Parsons — who is described as one of those people who will eagerly swallow the most outrageous absurdity — expresses exultant happiness about Big Brother having increased the chocolate ration. In fact — as the novel’s hero Winston Smith understands perfectly well — the chocolate ration had just recently been reduced.
Maybe Parsons is working for ADC, which is a German roadside assistance company. Kind of like AAA. Anyhow, the company says it tested the battery pack in VW’s ID3 device and found that after 100,000 miles of driving, it only lost just shy of 10 percent of its capacity to hold a charge.
Permit revoked for MAGA musician’s concert at Parks Canada site, but show will go on
Parks Canada says a U.S. singer and rising star in the MAGA movement will not perform at a national historic site near Halifax after the federal agency revoked the organizer’s permit, but the show is slated to go on at a new venue.
Christian rocker Sean Feucht was scheduled to play a concert on Wednesday night at the York Redoubt National Historic Site, a fortification constructed in 1793 to help protect the port city.
Feucht, who unsuccessfully ran for U.S. Congress as a Republican in 2020, is also a missionary and an author who has spoken out against the 2SLGBTQ+ community, abortion rights and critical race theory on his website.
Only the far left extremists of the CBC could write this with a straight face.
Sir Sadiq Khan has been informally advising the Democrats’ left-wing New York mayoral candidate on how to win his election.
Zohran Mamdani, 33, shocked America’s political establishment last month by defeating the former governor Andrew Cuomo in the race to secure his party’s nomination.
Sources say Mamdani and Khan have since exchanged texts and spoken over the phone. Khan’s advisers have also been in contact with Mamdani’s campaign team.
Supply management presents a mystery in multiple dimensions. How is it possible, on the one hand, that every political party could be so fanatically devoted to this policy, for the benefit of such a narrow slice of the economy – roughly 9,000 dairy farms, plus a couple of thousand chicken and egg producers – and at such exorbitant cost to the rest, even going so far as to pass legislation forbidding Canadian trade negotiators to make any concessions on it, no matter what they get in return?
Coyne is right for a change.
They escorted them on foot so they could “protest” the anti-Migrant protest then drove them to safety.
Essex Police escorted a Stand Up To Racism rent-a-mob to the protest against illegal immigration outside the Bell Hotel in Epping.
First, they denied it. But when shown the footage below, Assistant Chief Constable Stuart Hooper defended the decision, saying:
“We have a… pic.twitter.com/wJYEBQygKL
— Connor Tomlinson (@Con_Tomlinson) July 23, 2025
Odd moment during the Essex Police press conference in Epping:
The Chief Constable denied that officers transported far-left activists to and from the protest, despite video evidence showing police escorting Stand Up to Racism demonstrators via foot cordons and in police vans,… pic.twitter.com/s4kQZQavBZ
— Lewis Brackpool (@Lewis_Brackpool) July 23, 2025
It may not be the sunny ways government, but some premiers certainly seem to be feeling sunny about the future.
And that’s despite troubled trade negotiations with the United States and the worsening effects of that country’s tariffs on Canadian businesses.
Still, provincial premiers have nary seemed so cheerful about their own relationships to each other — and the federal government.
h/t Auntie Polly
Once again it appears the Ottawa courthouse is determined to keep the Barber and Lich matter hidden from public scrutiny.
I've sent five emails to the Ottawa Ontario Court of Justice—including the trial coordinator, communications officer and front desk and received no response.
— Alex Zoltan (@AmazingZoltan) July 23, 2025
h/t Mauser
The heroic president’s support for a Bill that targets anti-corruption bodies is a terrible error
Ukraine’s wartime unity has frayed. On Tuesday, hundreds of protesters congregated in Kyiv, Lviv, Dnipro and Odesa to campaign against the Verkhovna Rada’s quick-fire passage of Bill 12414.
This legislation subordinates Ukraine’s two primary anti-corruption bodies, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (Nabu) and Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (Sapo), to the control of a prosecutor general appointed by president Volodymyr Zelensky.
