-- "In the year the Liberals took office, 604 people were murdered across Canada. This was already a slight uptick from the year before, when murder rates hit a low not seen since the mid-1960s. Just seven years later, in 2022, homicides would hit a high of 874. In raw numbers, that’s 270 more murdered Canadians." --
-- "Indigenous Services Minister Patty Hajdu announced the Liberals will continue to fund Jordan’s Principle to support First Nations children through 2026 about 24 hours before a federal election campaign is expected to kick off. Hajdu says the government has poured $8.8 billion into the principle since it was established in 2016." --Ah. that's nothing... you know how much the Liberals pissed away on 'Gender Initiatives?'
-- "Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government has stacked agencies and Crown corporations with dozens of 'future appointments' and early appointment renewals, many of which would only go into effect weeks and months after the next election. Orders in council are drafted by cabinet and do not require parliamentary approval." --It’s who they are...
-- "Carney and Freeland vigorously supported Trudeau’s carbon tax up until a couple of weeks ago." --
-- "According to the Western Standard, this figure represents a conservative estimate, as it accounts only for gender-targeted aid and does not reflect the full scope of gender-related projects, which could total billions more." --
-- "Mark Carney is showing that he is the agent of change by appointing two former Trudeau cabinet ministers as his top advisers. That’s not a good look for Carney and his incoming team. Even people who had no time for the Freedom Convoy recoiled at two senior cabinet ministers in the Trudeau government talking about using tanks to quell a domestic political protest." --More like 'Agent of Ruin'...
-- "Carney himself has been the chief economic adviser to the Trudeau government since the summer of 2020. That’s almost five years." --
-- "The RCMP's much-hyped Black Hawk helicopters have been used to stop one illegal border crossing from the U.S. into Canada since patrolling began in January. The RCMP would not offer any specifics on the Black Hawks' involvement in stopping migrants or fentanyl entering the U.S." --The RCMP leased two Black Hawk helicopters at a cost of $5.3 million.
-- "A 27-year-old female Israeli tourist, and a 29-year-old companion, were gang raped near Hampi in Karnataka, India on Thursday night, in an ambush that also saw her male companion drowned in a river, according to local media reports." --Remember the epic public sword fighting riot in Brampton?
-- "Then who's gonna deliver my food if all the Uber drivers are chopping arms off in Brampton. This is why my chicken shawarma was cold last night." --And...
-- "Peel Regional Police say religious leader Ashok Kumar, 69, (aka Ashok Sharma) from Brampton has been charged in connection with a sexual assault investigation." --
-- "It’s not difficult to imagine why the Trudeau government would want to sugarcoat EV battery ranges. The Liberals have rarely, if ever, fessed up to their waste, incompetence and ethical lapses. The government has been reluctant to mention the $52 billion it invested in financially dubious EV battery plants is now at risk. And they haven’t said much about the $7.3 billion investment wasted on European EV battery maker Northvolt. That company filed for bankruptcy in December 2024." --
-- "“The fact that Trudeau spent more on food than what the average Canadian worker makes in an entire year is outrageous,” said Franco Terrazzano, of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation. Based on a 44-hour work week, the average Canadian wage in 2022 was $73,147.36, according to Statistics Canada. In comparison, the Prime Minister earns $406,200 annually." --
-- "Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has made 104 federal appointments since announcing his resignation January 6, records show. Appointees include four senators, six ambassadors and 14 judges, and the reappointment of a former Liberal MP whose term at a federal agency did not expire until months after Trudeau leaves office." --
-- "The eight programs with their current annual budgets identified by the Fraser Institute as failing to do what Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the Liberals claimed they would, totalling $10.7 billion in the 2024-2025 fiscal year are: Regional Development Agencies ($1.5 billion); federal Two Billion Trees program ($340 million); federal support for electric vehicle production and purchases ($586.7 million); Canada Infrastructure Bank ($3.5 billion); Strategic Innovation Fund (S2.4 billion); Green Municipal Fund ($530 million); federal support for journalism ($1.7 billion); Global Innovation Clusters ($202.3 million)." --
-- "Project Sledgehammer has led to the arrests of Alden O'Neil Nunes, 45, Inderdip Singh Sahota, 36, and Shivansh Sharma, 34, and the seizure of approximately 5.5 kilograms of methamphetamine and heroin with an approximate street value of $140,000." --
Say, bro... what's up these days with 'Oshawa man.'
I actually grew up in 'pre-machete' Ajax......
-- "Durham Regional Police are looking for four suspects after a man was swarmed and stabbed with machetes in Ajax. The victim was returning to his home when the four surrounded and attacked him, stabbing him multiple times." --And...
-- "Jessica Pomerleau, 40, is facing charges after allegedly stealing a marked security vehicle and attempting to flee police while impaired in Whitby." --
-- "This is not just an ambiguous display of Palestinian sympathy—Trudeau’s government is now openly aligning with Palestine and Hamas and, therefore, turning its back on Israel and the Jewish people." --
-- "The Liberals want Canadians to pay more for their public broadcaster, saying the country’s 'national security' depends on it. During her press conference, Heritage Minister Pascale St-Onge said she wanted this new model to 'take politics out of the CBC,' but then attacked the Conservatives for their intention to defund it." --These days, it's basicaally a Hamas propaganda outlet.
-- "'The evidence clearly shows the RCMP is a negligently weak lapdog that rolled over for Trudeau by doing a very superficial investigation into his cabinet’s obstruction of the prosecution of SNC-Lavalin,' Democracy Watch said in a statement." --
-- "In vindication of U.S. Vice President JD Vance’s warnings of encroaching authoritarianism in Britain and Europe, a report has found that hundreds of people in the United Kingdom have been charged under the 2023 Online Safety Act." --You say 'martial law' like it's a bad thing...
-- "Trudeau called uncensored speech 'destabilizing,' and wants to create a Digital Safety Commission." --
-- "For close to a year, the 'CANADIAN COYOTES' — who largely target Indian nationals — promise a hassle-free trip to the States for as much as $5,000, with new border-crossing accounts popping up every time others are removed from the platform. The posts often feature a US flag waving over a wooded northern border, set to Indian music, urging wannabe border crossers to DM them for more details." --
-- "Ahmed al-Sharaa leads Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, a group Canada has listed as a terrorist organization since 2013." --No punishment for terrorism in Justin's 'Post National' state.
-- "'When you meet the unbelievers, strike necks…' (Qur’an 47:4)." --And it's not an isolated instance.
-- "According to the study, the number of people in Ontario who required hospital care for cannabis use disorders jumped by 270 per cent, from about 1.3 in every 1,000 people before legalization to 4.6 after legalization. Over the same period, the percentage of all new cases of schizophrenia in Ontario patients who had received hospital care for CUDs before their diagnosis increased from seven per cent to 16 per cent." --
And never mind what's happening on Canada's highways.
Or whatever you call this...
-- "Cannabis use during pregnancy has more than doubled in Ontario over the past decade according to a new study led by CHEO Research Institute scientist Dr. Daniel Corsi." --Now there was one more thing... but I can't think what it was.
