GUNTER: Billions spent on EVs with little to show for it

In the past six years, the federal government alone has spent or committed to spend over $50 billion on electric vehicle (EV) production and sales. Provincial governments (mostly Ontario and Quebec) have committed another $20 billion-plus.

That’s not just for ultra-expensive EV battery plants, but also subsidies to EV buyers, plus money for EV infrastructure, such as charging stations and home chargers.

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Canada is disintegrating: ‘There is no core identity, there is no mainstream’

What happens in a country without cultural conservatism? Look no further than Canada, where the national identity is disintegrating.

In 2015, soon after taking office, the new Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gushed to a fawning New York Times that, “There is no core identity, no mainstream in Canada. There are shared values – openness, respect, compassion, willingness to work hard, to be there for each other – but there is no core identity, no mainstream in Canada.”


This was Trudeau’s plan – destroying Canada was his WEF Wet Dream.

Anyone advocating for mass immigration, multiculturalism, or diversity should be in shackles.

h/t Patti Jo

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Pollster Frank Luntz reveals the exact moment he believes Kamala lost the election

Renowned pollster Frank Luntz revealed the exact moment Kamala Harris lost herself the election.

During a CNN interview Wednesday, Luntz, also known as ‘The Nostradamus of pollsters,’ said the Democratic nominee was doing well in the polls until she ‘froze’ after focusing her attention on Donald Trump.

‘She had the best 60 days of any presidential candidate in modern history,’ Luntz said.


She had the best Media Fabricated 60 days is more like it.

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Next steps in Trudeau’s caucus revolt up to each MP, says Liberal backbencher

A group of Liberal MPs have demanded that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau decide his future as party leader by Monday and that what happens after is “up to each individual MP,” according to one backbencher who’s part of the group.

In an interview airing Sunday on Rosemary Barton Live, New Brunswick MP Wayne Long said that “every MP is in their own kind of space” and that when it comes to next steps after the deadline, “a lot of it is up to each individual MP.”

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Trump supporters camping outside MSG — some as early as 10am Saturday — in anticipation of mega MAGA rally: ‘It’s worth the wait’

Dozens of die-hard Trump supporters who couldn’t wait to see their candidate Sunday night at Madison Square Garden started camping outside the venue Saturday to make sure they snag a seat.

As many as 100 Trump backers were lined up in lawn chairs just after midnight Sunday outside the famous arena — and some of them came as early as 10 am Saturday to a spot along 33rd Street and Sixth Avenues.

“We love Trump,” Patty Vitala told the Post, “I love Trump and it’s cold out but it’s worth the wait. We want to make sure we get in.”

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The Star Faints With TDS At Prospect Of Trump Victory Ignoring The Barely Recognizable Remains Of A Canada Suffering Under Trudeau’s Blight

‘It’s going to be a free-for-all’: What a Donald Trump victory means for Canada

Canadians, brace for impact if Donald Trump is elected president on Nov. 5.

Forget the long-standing Ottawa-Washington friendship, the trade and security alliances, the integrated economy connecting businesses with consumers on both sides of the border.

With the radical Republican candidate, nothing is sacred. Everything is renegotiable. This is the dark art of Donald Trump’s deal.

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Queer running club ‘barred Israeli photographer for refusing to say he was pro-Palestine’

An LGBT running club has allegedly barred an Israeli photographer from covering one of its events after he refused to confirm whether he was “pro-Palestine”.

The Queer Running Club (QRC) has been accused of discriminating against Omer Ga’ash by refusing to work with him.

The photographer had previously been asked by QRC to conduct a photo shoot of one of the club’s events being staged in an East London park.

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Some say it’s time for Canada to criminalize residential school denialism

OTTAWA — As a young child, Dennis Saddleman’s mother always ensured he knew how much she loved him, gave him kisses on his forehead and told him how beautiful he was.

That all changed when he was six years old, and those warm words turned ice cold when he was sent to the Kamloops Indian Residential School. The priests and nuns who were tasked with looking after him constantly berated him, beat him, barred him from speaking his language and practising his culture, and sexually assaulted him.

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Glilot truck ramming: One dead, over 30 wounded in terror attack, rammer neutralized

Some 33 people were wounded to various degrees, with one succumbing to his wounds after a truck rammed into a bus stop near Glilot in central Israel on Sunday, Israeli emergency medical service Magen David Adom (MDA) reported on Sunday.

The Sourasky Medical Center said one of the wounded in the attack, whose condition had deteriorated, was subsequently pronounced dead by medical staff.

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Why haven’t Toronto’s efforts to fight homelessness been enough? These numbers tell the story

If this is to be the start of a new Toronto tradition, it’s a brutal one. For the second year in a row, the City of Toronto unveiled its winter homeless shelter plan by acknowledging the insufficiency of the measures it plans to take. That’s a depressing press conference: Here’s the plan! It ain’t going to work!

It looks like planning for failure — when the stakes are whether people freeze on the street or not — but, believe it or not, as I wrote last year, it is progress. The old annual tradition involved failing to draw up a proper plan at all and then being shocked when there wasn’t enough space in the shelters, and then vowing to do better next year when people froze to death, and then promptly forgetting about it when it came time to set budgets.

The homeless situation will always get worse with leftists in charge. Chow and Trudeau are a perfect match

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