Buying a home out of reach for many Canadians for the foreseeable future

Buying a house may remain out of reach for many Canadians for the foreseeable future, with mortgage costs unlikely to fall enough to offset lofty home prices and weak spending power, economists and real estate agents say.

Even with expectations that the Bank of Canada will keep cutting interest rates in the coming months, the issue of home affordability — which has strangled Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s poll numbers — is unlikely to fade before the next election.

The mandate for the Liberal minority government ends at the end of October 2025, but an election could come well before then, with the Conservative opposition spoiling to end Trudeau’s nine-year run at the top.


No Prime Minister in Canada’s history even approaches the harm done by Trudeau.

Housing affordability, the destruction of Canadian society from the LPC’S evil mass immigration scam, the criminalization of citizens, the unmitigated anti-white racism of its woke policies, Soviet style 5 Year Plan economy ruining green scams and of course the lies, the constant stream of lies about any matter large or small.

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8 killed in terror shooting in Jaffa, many more wounded, Iran launches attack of over 200 missiles on Israel

Eight people were killed and at least nine wounded, as well as a dog, in a shooting terror attack in Jaffa, in central Israel, on Tuesday evening, Magen David Adom reported.

At least four people were reported critically wounded. Magen David Adom announced that the incident involved multiple casualties.

Iran launches attack of over 200 missiles on Israel

A short while ago, missiles were launched from Iran towards the State of Israel. 102 missiles were launched in the attack.

The IDF stated in a message to Israeli citizens, “You are instructed to remain alert and precisely follow the Home Front Command’s instructions.”

h/t Patti Jo

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Dearborn Memorial Service Mourns ‘Perfect’ Hezbollah Chief Nasrallah, Accuses U.S. of ‘Terrorism’

A memorial service for Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in Michigan featured praise for prominent terror figures as well as denunciations of the United States’ “terrorism.”

On Saturday, a memorial service for slain Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah took place at the Hadi Youth Community Center in Dearborn, Michigan. The event, which was live-streamed on YouTube, featured fiery speeches from local religious leaders and activists who praised Nasrallah and Iran’s leadership while condemning America.

Dearborn is a gate to Hell.

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Canada was slightly richer than Montana in 2019. Now it is poorer than Alabama

CANADA AND America’s economies are joined at the hip. Some $2bn of trade and 400,000 people cross their 9,000km of shared border every day. Canadians on the west coast do more day trips to nearby Seattle than to distant Toronto. No wonder, then, that the two economies have largely moved in lockstep in recent decades: between 2009 and 2019 America’s GDP grew by 27%; Canada’s expanded by 25%.

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VP debates rarely matter – the Walz v Vance showdown is different

Democrat Tim Walz and Republican JD Vance will meet for their one and only vice-presidential debate on Tuesday night in New York City.

While the stakes in these kind of running-mate face-offs are typically low – an undercard to the presidential main event – this one might be different.

In a tight race that could be decided by tens of thousands of votes in a handful of states, every opportunity to generate positive attention and political momentum is precious.

h/t Mauser

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Majority of Canadians don’t see themselves as ‘settlers,’ poll finds

It may be common among Canadian academics and some policymakers to identify non-Indigenous citizens of Canada as “settlers” — European-descended people who colonized the country — but most Canadians don’t see themselves that way, according to a new Leger Marketing poll.

I’m gonna go one better than the settler thing and declare myself a refugee.

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Trudeau’s EV Battery Plant Partner Stellantis urges 194,000 plug-in hybrid SUV Jeep owners to stop charging and park outdoors due to fire risk

DETROIT (AP) — Jeep is recalling more than 194,000 plug-in hybrid SUVs worldwide because they can catch fire with the ignition turned off.

In addition, Jeep is urging owners not to charge the SUVs and to park them outdoors and away from structures until they are repaired.

h/t Mauser

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Canada’s Ex-Spy Boss Warns of ‘Cognitive Warfare’ Tactics Being Used by China, Russia

Populations are being subjected to cognitive attacks that leverage a combination of psychology and new technologies, a former Canadian spy boss has warned, identifying China and Russia as key perpetrators.

David Vigneault, former director of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), delved into “cognitive warfare” while testifying before the Foreign Interference Commission on Sept. 27.

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Netflix Loses Millions of Subscribers After Chairman Reed Hastings Donated to Kamala Harris

Netflix saw cancellations spike after co-founder Reed Hastings said he was backing Kamala Harris.

Hastings, still serving as the streaming giant’s chairman and the face of the company, said he had donated $7 million to the Democratic candidate’s campaign as well.

The rate of cancellations – known as churn – nearly tripled in the US after Hastings’ endorsement on July 22, according to research firm Antenna.

h/t DS

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Joly warns UN about Trudeau government

‘They claim freedom as an excuse to do as they wish:’ Mélanie Joly warns UN about leaders who undermine democracy

OTTAWA—Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly took aim Monday at divisive political leaders who “weaponize” the word freedom in a speech to the United Nations that was one-part foreign policy, one-part domestic politics, and one-part personal positioning.

Joly delivered Canada’s formal address to the 79th UN general assembly in New York just days after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau attended a series of meetings there. In it she underscored the Liberal government’s oft-stated commitment to peacemaking efforts in Afghanistan, Haiti, the Middle East and Ukraine.

Project much? The woman has zero self-awareness.

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Hashem Safieddine: potential next Hezbollah leader ‘even more hardline’

When Israel assassinated Abbas al-Musawi in 1992, there were celebrations at the demise of the Hezbollah leader whose militants had harried Israeli troops in southern Lebanon. His successor, Hassan Nasrallah, propelled the group to new and more dangerous heights. With Nasrallah now dead, his possible replacement, Hashem Safieddine, may hope to do the same.

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