Canada may approve a new oil pipeline. First Nations fear ̷a̷n̷o̷t̷h̷e̷r̷ ̷‘̷w̷o̷r̷s̷t̷-̷c̷a̷s̷e̷ ̷s̷c̷e̷n̷a̷r̷i̷o̷’̷ usual shakedown may not work

The distress call went out to the Canadian coast guard station after midnight on an October night. The Nathan E Stewart, an American-flagged tugboat, sailing through the light winds and rain of the central British Columbia coast, had grounded on a reef.

The captain tried to reverse, moving the rudder from hard over port to hard over starboard. The boat pivoted but did not move, and the tug repeatedly struck the sea bed.

Four hours later, the ship began taking on water, and leaking diesel into the sea. That evening, a coast guard helicopter confirmed the “worst-case scenario”: a large sheen of diesel oil on the water was visible outside of a containment boom. In total, 110,000 litres spilled near the entrance to Seaforth Channel.


Carney won’t disappoint the natives, they’ll be allowed to wreck any and all pipeline projects to fit his eco- scam plans.

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The Welcome Demise of Climate Change Catastrophism

Is the American Left finally waking up from its decadeslong climate catastrophism stupor? For years, climate alarmism has reigned as political catechism: The planet is burning, and only drastic action — deindustrialization, draconian regulation, even ceasing childbearing — could forestall certain apocalypse. Now, at least some signs are emerging that both the broader public and leading liberal voices may be recoiling from the doom and gloom.

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Hostile powers sending spies to west’s universities, says former security chief

College Cheerleader Xi Jin Ping – Passion for Pom Poms

Hostile spy agencies are now as focused on infiltrating western universities and companies as they are on doing so to governments, according to the former head of Canada’s intelligence service.

David Vigneault warned that a recent “industrial-scale” attempt by China to steal new technologies showed the need for increased vigilance from academics.

“The frontline has moved, from being focused on government information to private sector innovation, research innovation and universities,” he told the Guardian in his first interview since leaving the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), which is part of the “Five Eyes” intelligence sharing alliance with the US, UK, Australia and New Zealand.

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Trump Says He’s ‘Disappointed’ With Zelensky, Russia ‘Fine’ With Peace Plan

President Donald Trump has said that he was “disappointed” that his Ukrainian counterpart, President Volodymyr Zelensky, had not read the U.S. peace plan to end the Russia-Ukraine war.

In comments that followed discussions in Florida between Trump’s envoys and Ukrainian officials, the U.S. president also said that Russia was “fine” with a peace plan proposed by the U.S.

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Why Does Canada “Lead” the World in Funding Racist Indoctrination?

IMPACT-se just released their Review of the 2025-2026 Palestinian Authority School Curriculum (Grades 1-12). They reviewed 290 text books and 71 teacher guides (both printed and digital) currently in use by schools charged with educating Palestinian children. The results were unambiguous:

“The review finds that the 2025–2026 Palestinian Authority curriculum continues to systematically violate UNESCO principles and educational standards. Published in September 2025, the curriculum incites antisemitism and violence, promotes jihad and martyrdom, glorifies terrorism, rejects peacemaking and the two-state solution, and erases Israel from maps. It has not been substantively modified since the 2020–2021 school year, maintaining the same ideological framework first established in the 2016 reform cycle.”

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Mystery deepens as to why it took FBI over 5 years to finally bust the suspected J6 pipe bomber

The arrest of the alleged J6 pipe bomber just lumps mystery on top of mystery.

What we know from court documents and media reports since his arrest Thursday is that suspect Brian Cole Jr., is a black, 30-year-old loner who lives in his mom’s basement in the middle-class suburb of Woodbridge, Va., a 20-minute drive from Washington, DC. According to his family, he is borderline autistic, and incapable of such a crime.

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Trump lauds ‘good relationship’ with Carney but won’t say if they’ll restart trade talks

U.S. President Donald Trump spoke highly of Canada on Sunday. But when asked if he would restart trade talks with his northern neighbour, he replied with a vague, “We’ll see.”

While on his way to a gala at the Kennedy Center in Washington, Trump said he had a “very good, very productive” talk on Friday with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum at the sidelines of a World Cup draw event.

A spokesperson for Carney said those talks were “constructive.”

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Right-wingers branded danger to children

A former Royal Marine has been banned from working with children after he protested against illegal migrants, The Telegraph can disclose.

Free speech campaigners said spurious safeguarding concerns were increasingly being deployed to “silence” people with “patriotic views” in a “scandalous abuse of the system”.

One campaign group has identified more than a dozen cases in which laws intended to keep children safe from harm from adults are being used to crack down on Right-wing views.

Concerns have intensified over the treatment of Jamie Michael, an Iraq war veteran, who has been barred from coaching his daughter’s football team.

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What to know about rumours of return-to-office plans for public service employees

A return-to-office five days a week is rumoured for the federal workforce, and details point to a much more structured approach than anything public servants have seen since before the pandemic.

An internal Treasury Board document obtained by La Presse lays out the clearest picture of how far the government may be prepared to go. The document indicates a stepped rollout to tighten attendance expectations across the core public service and introduce a more rigid schedule in federal offices.


Carney has already demonstrated that when it comes to a vote bloc as potent as the civil service he will make a “big pronouncement” then do little to nothing.

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