Tremendous moment for these two nations

An Ontario judge with a history of activism excluded an illegal and perhaps-loaded gun from a trial because she believed, without any direct evidence, that "unconscious" racism corrupted the case. My column: nationalpost.com/opinion/jamie-…

'Carney’s overall immigration plan is one that will largely maintain Trudeau-era intake numbers, leaving Canada an even more crowded place' nationalpost.com/opinion/jamie-…

The housing shortage alone shows that Canada is crowded. But you can also see it elsewhere: - healthcare wait times - schools - on the way into Calgary and the Airdrie turnoff is backed up onto the highway, wtf - job openings flooded with 100s of applicants

This article unironically uses the phrase "members of the criminal community"

It goes thusly ... 1. "People aren't cycling. They need bike lanes." 2. "People aren't using the bike lanes. We need separated bike lanes." 3. "People aren't using the separated bike lanes. We should restrict automobile use."

“Relatively modest” — two words that should never refer to a child p*rn collection.

Note that this line is mainly deployed when conservatives critique progressive decisions. Wagner wasn't saying this when institutions were being slathered in (often bogus) racism accusations during the Summer of Floyd and the Year of the Graves. Back then, he merely nodded along.

They're going to study this for 10 committee meetings and conclude that building more bike lanes is the answer

Amid the controversy over Wagner CJ's putative ignorance of who donated the bust of him in the Supreme Court of Canada building, it's worth noting another one of his aesthetic announcements: In a Year Zero move, the SCC will soon be replacing its "Santa Claus" ceremonial robes.

If you need to do this, you shouldn't be the public safety minister

"People briefed on the negotiations say the United States would be guaranteed first right of refusal on Canadian resources." I don't even know what to say anymore. The Liberals ran a whole campaign on breaking with the US and seeking more economic independence. Then they give

McGill prof chiming in here to let us know that we're all braindealdy stupid for not wanting to run a linguistic obstacle course on the way to work x.com/VeldonCoburn/s…