I don’t care who are you are, what party you support, or how rich you are, if you are a pedophile or involved in the sex trafficking of kids, you deserve to be fed to sharks. #ReleaseTheEpstienFiles

As usual…. @PierrePoilievre and @jkenney jumped on the culture war train far too early with this bs #MAiD story. You boys need to do your homework before undertaking such extreme positions based on……conjecture…..utter garbage information. Embarrassing lack of leadership.

Turns out the Synagogue shooter was a Freedom Convoy supporting mouth-breather who was radicalized by antisemitic Covid 19 conspiracy theories. Does the CPC still blame immigration? Do "journalists" like Brian Lilley still blame the Global Intifada? Shame on the Islamophobic CPC

I say this as a retired Brigadier General with 30 years of service: Pete Hegseth is an unqualified frat boy.

🇺🇸 The contradiction is hard to miss. The United States meets with 🇨🇳 China to discuss trade, fentanyl, climate, supply chains, technology and global security. Washington calls it diplomacy and responsible statecraft. But when 🇨🇦 Canada, 🇪🇺 Europe or other countries meet with Beijing, the same engagement is treated as weakness, betrayal or appeasement. Countries should be allowed to protect their own interests and maintain diplomatic channels. Engagement is not appeasement when Washington does it. #China #Diplomacy #ForeignPolicy

Belarus potash comes from one state owned mine producing 7 million metric tons annually. The US imports 5.5 million metric tonnes of potash annually. If Belarus replaces potash from Saskatchewan Canada, how would it have enough for its current customers ?

Not sure why @IngrahamAngle has been so obsessed with Canada 🤔

Trump’s Cheaper Potash Lie: A Favor to Putin That Would Cost America More Than Buying From Canada Trump prefers to buy potash from Putin’s ally, Belarus, than from Canada. And at a higher price. That tells you everything you need to know about his allegiance, his true “North Star,” and the future of Canada’s relationship with the USA. I explain here how and why Trump is lying when he says Belarus potash will be cheaper. 🇧🇾True, Belarus extraction costs are lower ($50 per ton) than Canada’s ($80 per ton). The former Soviet Republic obtains this lower cost because ALL POTASH in its ground is mined through a state monopoly. No rivals, thus it pays its workers less, is less profit-sensitive, and heavily subsidized by the government. They don’t care much about protecting the environment, so no costs related to that! 🇨🇦Canada’s potash is mined by private companies, pays its workers better, and so forth. Therefore, Belarus can offer a 30 to 40% discount to its clients. 🇧🇾Advantage Belarus. But the math changes because of the nature of the mineral, and geography. Potash is a heavy, bulky commodity, meaning transportation accounts for a massive percentage of its final market price! Low-value and complicated to move, the logistics of potash can account for anywhere from 20% to over 50% of the final delivered price, depending on the distance traveled. Belarus is on the other side of the world and landlocked! Its potash would have to travel thousands of kilometers through war-torn Russia, be handled at coastal ocean terminals, then spent weeks in the sea, be managed again at US ports, and endure again thousands of kilometers of domestic US road or train travel! The logistical feat is such that all the price advantage would be eaten. And more! The freight costs actually end up costing more than the potash itself. 🇨🇦Advantage Canada. The USA would be buying it at a much higher price. And you know the price of oil these days... Canada is next door. The only way to make its potash less attractive than Belarus’ is: If Belarus, to dump its potash and make itself agreeable to Trump, absorbs the transit costs. Artificial, through tariffs imposed by the USA. Right now, potash is tariff-free. This is maybe what Trump intends to do. Proving again who its true allies are: Russia, through its lackey, Belarus. #cdnpoli #Potash #uspoli

One particular photo of the big attack by democratic Ukraine on fascist Russia's capital Moscow this morning has inspired an epic meme.

Some of the epic imagery coming in from Moscow this morning, as the reginery providing 40% of the city's fuel burns spectacularly.

He wanted to own Greenland, he didn’t get it He wanted Canada as the 51st state, he didn’t get it He wanted to control the Strait of Hormuz, he didn’t get it He wanted to add his name to the Kennedy Center, he didn’t get it He wanted to clean the reflecting pool, he didn’t get it He wanted to reduce gas prices, he didn’t get it He wanted to reduce grocery prices, he didn’t get it He wanted to limit mail in ballots, he didn’t get it When will the 77 million morons realize that this man is failure who will bankrupt the US like he bankrupted his casinos.

If you're going to act like Mordor, we'll make you look like Mordor.

Thanks to Andy Donato's cousin, I have Andy's final editorial cartoon that was rejected by The Toronto Sun, resulting in Andy resigning from the paper after 55 years. torontomike.com/2026/09/andy…

It must be such a great feeling to wake up a Canadian and know that your Prime Minister is knocking it out of the park? He is sharp as a pin and his use of diplomatic nuance is sublime. He’s charting a path that I am absolutely convinced is the right path for the Canadian people and for the world for that matter. He has led the charge to diversify trade policy and is now building resilience to provide Canada with opportunities beyond the US. With the arctic trade routes in play and his respect for what China might have to offer, he’s building a trading framework that’s diverse by economic necessity. The world’s now looking at the example Canada is setting as the gold standard. How cool is that? Congratulations! 🎥 TikTok - vm.tiktok.com/ZN86yRX16/

🔥🧵 UKRAINE JUST TOOK ONE OF MOSCOW’S BIG REFINERIES OFFLINE. Yanos is DOWN. ZERO processing. Just 250–280 km from Moscow.🧵

Basically, what Canadians have heard from President Trump (and his Cabinet) since January 2025 is the following: “you are the equivalent of a piece of s**t. We don’t need you; you are nothing without us. We will use economic pressure to force you into submission. It doesn’t matter that we have a free trade agreement between us, setting out the rules. It doesn’t matter that that agreement was my idea. It doesn’t matter that I praised the agreement as being “the best one ever.” No matter what those rules say, I’ll do whatever I want to you whenever I feel the urge to do so. It kind of gives me pleasure to hurt you economically; I especially enjoy humiliating you. You should sit back and welcome that. You absolutely shouldn’t complain about it. If you dare hit back, I’ll strike you even harder. We can retaliate; you cannot! And don’t even think about looking for any new relationships. If you try that, I’ll scorch the earth under you – and I’ll make any country entering into agreements with you regret doing so.” This meets the classic definition of an abusive relationship. It still shocks us that the U.S. now behaves this way. Canadian businesses and individuals treasure the connections we have to Americans. These bonds have been formed over centuries and have greatly benefitted both Americans and Canadians. We wish more Americans were acting to stop their Administration from destroying what we’ve built together. Sadly, the only predictability – for the time being – is more of the same from the Trump Administration. All threats, all the time. Our government understands that Canadians, overwhelmingly, see no plus sides in succumbing to this grotesque harassment. We can’t have confidence that this menacing behavior will stop anytime soon; we know, based on common understandings of how bullies behave, that ignoring or tolerating such abuse simply invites more of it. In recent times, albeit in different ways, Russia & China have been the most consistent big power “aggressors” in international relations. Under President Trump, the U.S. has chosen to join that group. Canadians are coming to understand the costs we’re likely to bear from preserving our self-respect and our sovereign rights as a country to pursue our collective interest. It’s all very unfortunate (to put it mildly). Weaning ourselves from disproportionate dependence on buying from and selling to Americans will be hard. But our leaders have been left with few options. Mercifully, there are still many jurisdictions in this world that behave ‘normally’. That aren’t predators. That are interested in partnership, not dominance. We need to deepen our relations with as many of those as we possibly can. Who knows what “Associate Membership” in the EU will mean, if it ever comes to pass. Canada isn’t interested in being governed by Brussels any more than we’re interested in being governed by Washington. So, this may lead only to deepened trade relationships, maybe only in certain sectors. If so, that’s still better than being so heavily exposed to the whims of an ever-more-hostile U.S. Administration.

I can't stop laughing at this. The look on Trumpette's face is just sending me. 🤣🤣🤣

This standing ovation in Europe is not just for Mark Carney. It is for every Canadian who stood up when the Trump administration tried to bully us into submission. We didn’t fold. We didn’t apologize for existing. We backed our Prime Minister and chose sovereignty over cheap applause from Washington. Europe just stood up and clapped for *that*. Not for one man. For a country that finally remembered who it is. Proud of us today. 🇨🇦🇪🇺 #Canada #CanadianBakin

Q: What do you call sweat on a MAGA zombie's back? A: Relative humidity.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney took a veiled swipe at US #PedoPOTUS Donald Trump insisting that his proposal to deepen ties with the European Union wasn’t aimed at creating a new geopolitical Bloc “with better manners“