
As the Liberal leadership race gets underway, support for the party has been rekindled, though the Conservatives continue to maintain a strong lead, a new survey says.

As the Liberal leadership race gets underway, support for the party has been rekindled, though the Conservatives continue to maintain a strong lead, a new survey says.

Rock wider than football pitch could have devastating impact if it hits our planet – which, according to Nasa scientists, is possible
An asteroid the width of a full-size football pitch could hit Earth in seven years, astronomers have warned.
A space rock between 40 and 100 metres wide was spotted on Christmas Day by a telescope in Chile, in South America, which specialises in identifying objects in space that could collide with our planet.
Analysis of the rock and its flight revealed it is moving away from Earth at around 38,000mph but its orbit will bring it into close proximity around Christmas 2032.

According to Blacklock’s Reporter, Canada’s premier newsroom revealing machinations our federal government leaders would rather keep hidden, “Millions paid to a British Columbia First Nation to recover suspected children’s graves at an Indian Residential School were instead budgeted for publicists and consultants.”
The Department of Crown-Indigenous Relations even tried to conceal the financial records under the Access To Information Act.

The looming tariffs against Canadian and Mexican exports to the United States are not just another round of trade skirmishes. They may well signify the beginning of the end for Bretton Woods-era multilateralism, the rules-based global trade order that has underpinned international commerce since 1944.

The race-obsessives denounce Trump’s deportations.
The progressive response to President Trump’s deportations is just getting under way, and it’s already dumb and hysterical.
Tom Homan wants to be Bull Connor, don’t you know? (So opined Princeton University’s Eddie Glaude.) According to Nicole Wallace and Joy Reid, we are potentially headed down the path of another Holocaust. “Similarities to what happened in Germany, and what’s happening now in America are just undeniable,” Reid said the other day.

Voters have concluded that the private jet-flying alarmists don’t really believe their own claims.
Momentous social movements begin to die the moment adherents figure out their leaders don’t believe what they say. Liberal Protestantism’s long decline started in the 1950s, when congregants began to wonder if their ministers still believed the old creeds (they didn’t). Communism dies wherever it’s tried because sooner or later the proletariat realize their self-appointed champions aren’t particularly interested in equality. Many sects and cults dwindle the moment their supposedly ascetic leaders are revealed to be libertines.
Something similar is happening to climate ideology.

In several unsettling attacks across Europe, lone assailants have singled out children in especially shocking acts of violence. Consider last week’s knife assault in Bavaria or the horrifying mass stabbing in Southport for which the killer has just been sentenced. Each time, authorities rush to dismiss terrorism or cite “psychological problems.” But far from having nothing to do with terrorism, these attacks suggest the emergence of a new kind of nihilistic terror, one which, although different from the ideological jihadism we might be used to, draws on a similar script. These killers express the hatred and contempt they have towards contemporary Western societies in acts of barbarism specifically targeted at children. Their choice of children is not incidental.

A shadowy, leftist group has targeted Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s nomination to lead the Department of Health and Human Services.
Fight For The Future, a tech advocacy group with leftist leadership, launched a campaign on Jan. 28 to sink the confirmation of Kennedy, whom it smeared as a “bigoted conspiracy theorist” — despite the group’s adherence to wild theories that men can be women, and that President Donald Trump is a “wannabe fascist.” The organization published a petition to pressure senators to keep Kennedy out of office, and a scorecard tracking how lawmakers plan to vote on the nomination.

When I was a postgraduate student, my tutor liked to repeat an old saw popular with academic philosophers, to the effect that the discipline “always buried its undertakers”. That is, critics were forever forecasting the death of philosophy, and were forever being proved wrong by its persistence or resurgence.

One seemingly unlikely supporter sat dead center in the audience of Robert F. Kennedy Jr’s Senate confirmation hearing on Wednesday.
In a shaggy beard, wire-rimmed glasses and a forest green ‘Make America Healthy Again’ hat, the man could have been mistaken for an ordinary member of the public – but he, too, is linked to a political dynasty.
Meet the least-known member of uber-progressive, outgoing Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s extended family – Justin’s half-brother, Kyle Kemper.

Return of the Russia Hoax and the battle for the CIA.
President Trump revoked the security clearances of the 51 intel officials who signed the letter linking the Hunter Biden laptop with “Russian disinformation.” That brought a response from Obama CIA director John Brennan, who charged that Trump’s “bizarre” order misrepresented the letter. It didn’t, and there’s more to Brennan’s backlash that the people should know.
An American Airlines passenger plane that departed from Wichita, Kansas, and a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter collided near Reagan National Airport Wednesday evening and crashed into the Potomac River, according to law enforcement, a statement from the airline and people familiar with the incident.
Webcam at the Kennedy Center caught an explosion mid-air across the Potomac. https://t.co/v75sxitpH6 pic.twitter.com/HInYdhBYs5
— Alejandro Alvarez (@aletweetsnews) January 30, 2025
JUST IN: 60 people are reportedly deceased after an American Airlines Flight collided with a Black Hawk helicopter.
Body drop offs of victims are currently taking place, according to police scanner.
President Trump has been briefed on the crash. pic.twitter.com/akwRSMjZbW
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) January 30, 2025
Talk of 60 dead. Twitter – Helicopter
NEW
BREAKING
Four survivors have been located by rescue crews so far following the collision between the American Airlines aircraft and the Blackhawk chopper near Reagan National Airport.#breakingnews #planecrash
— kevin smith (@kevin_smith45) January 30, 2025
h/t Canucklehead, Hermes and DS

Disgusted by Donald Trump’s first presidential victory in 2016, Arkansas native Heather Fitz moved to pursue a new life in Canada.
Less than a week after arriving in Halifax, Nova Scotia, with her then-husband, she was questioning her choice.
Fitz had expected Canada to be cold, but nothing had prepared her for the freezing, 68 mile-an-hour winds that rocked their seven-story apartment building one night during a nor’easter.
“I was like, did we make the right decision?” said Fitz. “I was googling ‘building swaying is this safe.’ ”

CBC’s new chief executive officer has suggested that Pierre Poilievre poses an “existential threat” to the public broadcaster.
Marie-Philippe Bouchard, who took over for Catherine Tait in early January, also said that despite backlash over bonuses given to executives in the past, she was unsure whether she would receive one herself.

Days before tariffs that have the potential to cripple Canada’s economy are expected to come into effect, Canadian politicians are pushing the message that the country is cracking down on one of U.S. President Donald Trump’s main concerns.
Since his re-election in November, Trump has repeatedly said he would hit Canada and others with tariffs of up to 25 per cent. On his first day back in the Oval Office, Trump suggested tariffs on Canadian goods could be coming on Saturday.
While he’s shifted back and forth on his irritants, one concern Trump has cited is drugs — such as fentanyl — entering the U.S. from Canada and Mexico.