Pierre Poilievre has already expensed more than that this year. $733,000 a month X 9 months = $6,597,000. He’s on pace to expense $8.8 million. Same as last year.

When you make up your own facts. Half of Canadians near bankruptcy???

BREAKING NEWS The Norwegian Nobel Committee has decided to award the 2025 #NobelPeacePrize to Maria Corina Machado for her tireless work promoting democratic rights for the people of Venezuela and for her struggle to achieve a just and peaceful transition from dictatorship to

“Oh my god… I have no words.” Listen to the emotional moment this year’s laureate Maria Corina Machado finds out she has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Kristian Berg Harpviken, Director of the Norwegian Nobel Institute, shared the news with her directly before it was

Imagine thinking the Nobel Prize lost its prestige because they didn't give one to the convicted felon and adjudicated rapist using the military to attack his people.

Congratulations to new Nobel Peace Prize laureate María Corina Machado for her courageous struggle to bring democracy to Venezuela. It should inspire those engaged in similar struggles around the world - and remind those of us lucky enough to live in America that we have a solemn

PM Mark Carney announced today that they are going to make the national school food program permanent! This is fantastic news. Too many children go to school hungry 😥 Children are the future and we need to take care of them and protect them ❤️

Since early morning, my family and I have been living in a state of total psychological collapse. Today we learned that our homes, our land, and our entire neighborhood, every house belonging to our family and our neighbors, have been completely erased. Bulldozed. Flattened into

Canada’s new government is starting Automatic Federal Benefits. We’re going to pre-file taxes for up to 5.5 million low-income Canadians, so they get the benefits they are entitled to — money that would otherwise be left unclaimed.

The fatal flaw in this otherwise thoughtful article by CBC News' excellent Aaron Wherry is the unstated, very, very false premise or assumption that eliminating the federal deficit and balancing the federal budget are intrinsically good things. They're not. They are very, very

In this topsy-turvey world the Conservative Party is calling this a tax grab. Because Carney cannot be associated with anything positive. Hyperpartisanship is anti-progress.

Opinion: After Trump visit, Poilievre blames Carney for everything under the sun, including sunburn /via The Globe and Mail theglobeandmail.com/politics/opini…

Greg MacEachern The Globe and Mail "Mr. Poilievre knows all of that because he’s not stupid. But he seems to think the people listening to him are." Nice to see Poilievre called out for a change. His fantasist approach to everything is beyond tiresome at this point. Canada is not broken, but Poilievre seems to be.

Dear BBC, Palestinians are not “returning to their homes”. Their “homes” no longer exist.

“Bibi called me and said we need weapons... weapons sometimes I'd never even heard of... but you used them so well...” Sickening from Trump. Glorifying Israel's genocide.

🚨 TRUMP CONFIRMS HE WAS AN ACTIVE PARTNER IN THE GENOCIDE: 'Bibi Netanyahu would call me so many times asking for weapons I never even heard of, but we got them here didn’t we? You used them very well.’ Absolutely shameless that this is a world leader.

Brian Krassenstein You missed the point by cropping the picture. The photo is in the style of Leni Riefenstahl (Hitler's filmmaker), and the "His Triumph" headline is a reference to Riefenstahl's infamous Nazi propaganda film, Triumph of the Will.

Earlier I watched yet another Conservative MP in an interview say the Prime Minister promised to settle the tariff issues with the US "by July 21." Not true. But it keeps getting repeated. And we all know the line about repeating a lie.

For the record, c/o @reuters here's what the PM actually said: "Asked whether a deal could be struck by August 1, Carney said 'We'll see'. He spoke after a meeting with provincial premiers in the Ontario town of Huntsville." See how easy that was? And I already have a day job.

What if Doug Ford is right? What if we have to turn off the lights?