My baby boy lost his battle with addiction this morning. I hope and pray that he knew how very fiercely I loved him...and that he made it to Heaven Matthew Robert Smythe Oct 25, '92 - Dec 11, '21 Be at peace my beautiful, darling boy...I love you so very much Forever 29 💔

Canada will NOT be moving forward with MAID ( medical assistance in D.Y.1.N.G) for mental illness (for now.)

🇨🇦🕯️ CANADIANS REMEMBERED 🕯️🇨🇦 SASS JORDAN 1962–2026 Canada has lost one of its great rock voices. Sass Jordan, the powerhouse singer whose unmistakable raspy, soulful vocals became part of the soundtrack of Canadian rock, has died at the age of 63. Born in Birmingham, England and raised in Montreal from the age of three, Jordan came up through the city’s music scene before breaking nationally with her 1988 debut album, Tell Somebody. The title track helped introduce that voice to Canada — raw, soulful and impossible to mistake — and in 1989 she won the JUNO Award for Most Promising Female Vocalist. Then came Racine in 1992. It became the defining album of her career, producing Canadian rock-radio staples including “Make You a Believer,” “You Don’t Have to Remind Me,” “I Want to Believe” and “Goin’ Back Again.” Her voice also reached one of the biggest-selling soundtracks in history when she joined Joe Cocker for the duet “Trust in Me” on The Bodyguard soundtrack. And there was another remarkable chapter in her story. A young drummer named Taylor Hawkins played in Jordan’s touring band before going on to worldwide fame with Foo Fighters. Hawkins later credited Sass with teaching him how to be in a rock-and-roll band and giving him his first rock-and-roll paycheque. A later generation of Canadians came to know her through Canadian Idol, where she served as a judge throughout the show’s six-season run. But through it all, Sass Jordan remained what Canadians first knew her as: A rock singer. An icon in Canadian rock music. And one hell of a voice. From Tell Somebody and Racine through Rats and the blues music she embraced later in her career, Sass leaves behind nearly four decades of music and a permanent place in Canadian rock history. Sass Jordan died peacefully on October 2, 2026, surrounded by her family. She was 63. Rest in peace, Sass. 🇨🇦🕯️🎸 What Sass Jordan song or memory will always stay with you? #SassJordan #CanadianMusic #Canada

If we don’t join the United States, Canada will need at minimum, a completely revamped, governmental system, a completely revamped police and judicial system, a completely rebuilt military, and a completely rebuilt financial system. Or, we could become Americans. Choose wisely.

Canada and the U.S. uniting into Fortress North America is the ultimate geopolitical move. Imagine forging a massive, self sufficient empire from the Arctic to the Gulf. We’re talking about locking down Canada’s insane natural resources and America’s unstoppable tech giants into one absolute beast of a superpower. Guarded by three oceans and a literal continental golden dome shield, this titan would be a totally impenetrable fortress of freedom that absolutely nobody could mess with. The world may want to stop this... but the future belongs to the Fortress.

Trump is not attacking Canada. Or the Canadian people. He's attacking the Canadian government. Which deserves it.

Get it done.

📺 CANADIAN TV MEMORY THE HILARIOUS HOUSE OF FRIGHTENSTEIN If you grew up watching Canadian television in the 1970s or 1980s, chances are Castle Frightenstein left an impression on you. Produced by CHCH-TV in Hamilton in 1971, The Hilarious House of Frightenstein mixed comedy, monsters, music, puppets and educational bits into one of the strangest — and most memorable — children’s shows Canadian television ever produced. At the centre of it all was the incredibly versatile Billy Van, who played a remarkable collection of characters, including Count Frightenstein, The Wolfman, Grizelda the Ghastly Gourmet, The Librarian, Dr. Pet Vet and several others. And then there was Vincent Price, whose wonderfully spooky appearances gave the show an extra touch of genuine horror-movie magic. Amazingly, 130 episodes were produced, and the show developed a cult following that lasted long after its original run. There really wasn’t anything else quite like it. Part horror spoof, part variety show, part educational program — and completely unforgettable. Did you watch The Hilarious House of Frightenstein? Which character or segment do you remember most? And if you have any old clips, post them in the replies — I’d love to see them. #CanadianTV #Frightenstein #Canadiana

Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney says he is preparing for a U.S. invasion and begging the European Union to let them join. Yeah, good luck with that guys, I’m sure Trump is terrified. Just wait until Alberta votes for independence…

Bro Caught God Live on Camera

Trump wasn’t kidding about the Monroe Doctrine. He essentially told the world that the Western Hemisphere belongs to us now, and that Russia and China are not allowed to play in our back yard anymore. And they listened. We’re witnessing a global reset.

First one feels good.

Caledon, Ontario: These two stole all the bags of firewood available for sale roadside for the second time in less than a month. They have enough money for a +$100k Denali pickup but would rather steal than pay people for their hard work. Make them famous, these people are turning Canada into a low trust society.

The timeline is so obvious it hurts. Sep 17: Julian Assange returns: "I'm back." His team warns: massive leaks next week. Sep 19: Internet explodes over Snowden's pardon. Same week: Europe orders 450M people to prep for war. Germany turns subways into bomb shelters. Finland drafts men up to age 65. They don't want you reading the files. They don't want you questioning the state. They want you terrified in a basement, watching missiles on TV, clutching canned soup. War is the ultimate cover-up. When truth threatens the empire, the empire burns the world.

Home opener comin’ up ‼️

RT @aravindmohanoor: Hi all I have built a wiki for the people and topics in the @AllisonInquiry proceedings @Jikkyleaks @carl_jurassic…

BREAKING--Toronto Sun Capitulates on COVID-19 Vaccines — And That Could Change Everything Allison Inquiry ripped the bandaid off the public health debacle and the fallout has begun. By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH Canada has been a wall of oppressive pandemic authoritarianism up until now. The Allison Inquiry lead by MP Dean Allison and attorney Shawn Buckley has changed everything. thefocalpoints.com/p/breakin… @DeanAllisonMP @P_McCulloughMD @Shawnbuckleylaw @enqueteallison

Someone please do a wellness check on Mark Carney.

Game day preppin' 💪

Even though Canada has major problems, until last week I was still ultimately against being The 51st State. Maybe nostalgia maybe blind hope idk Not anymore. If y'all wanna join The EU then it's over 51st is the best realistic option. Simple game theory

I'm back.