B.C. sees 28 per cent drop in toxic drug deaths in April compared to previous year ctvnews.ca/vancouver/article…

Carney: The new world order will be built from Europe. Canada is the most European of non-European countries, and we are transforming our cooperation with the EU ... In a more dangerous and divided world, Canada has chosen to build and work in partnership with Europe.

Carney: If you look at the speech, I've never advocated that all of a sudden there was going to be a band of middle powers, you know, the M20 or something like that.

Carney: If you look at the speech, I've never advocated that all of a sudden there was going to be a band of middle powers, you know, the M20 or something like that.

Headline quote from the Davos speech: "The middle powers must act together, because if we're not at the table, we're on the menu." Perhaps the "rupture" is Canada's position on the US when Trump is in the room versus when he is not. #cdnpoli

Carney: If you look at the speech, I've never advocated that all of a sudden there was going to be a band of middle powers, you know, the M20 or something like that.

Carney: If you look at the speech, I've never advocated that all of a sudden there was going to be a band of middle powers, you know, the M20 or something like that.

In Canada, we celebrate the overpaid bureaucrat who makes six figures to do next to nothing while demonizing the entrepreneurs and business people who generate the dollars required to pay that bureaucrats salary. So many of our problems stem from this mentality.

As @nspector pointed out earlier today, this segment did the national broadcaster a disservice. Three voices — ideologically and geographically aligned, all writing for Toronto-based publications — delivered virtually identical negative reviews of @PierrePoilievre's speech. Yet it resonated with Alberta's persuadable voters, its intended audience. Given what is at stake, surely that effectiveness is what should matter to the @cbc. But this panel seemed incapable of recognizing it because Alberta is as foreign to them as Mississippi. In some ways, it highlights one of this country's enduring challenges: we claim to celebrate our regional diversity while, in practice, fostering a narrow centralization — and hegemony — of opinion.

Andrew Coyne on Pierre Poilievre's national unity speech: It was needlessly narrow, somewhat self-serving, and not terribly helpful.

IMMEDIATE RELEASE This summer, my husband and I are excited to welcome our daughter into the world. As the House rises for the summer, I will be taking some time to be with my growing family. In the meantime, my constituency office team will continue to assist residents of Newmarket–Aurora with any federal matters. Thank you for your continued support and well wishes as we prepare for this very special chapter in our lives.

Just heard from another Kelowna resident who was a former customer of Shaw taken over by Rogers. When his promotional contract ended Rogers hit him with a stealth 49% increase in his monthly fees. No notice, no emails, no phone calls. Just a bigger bill. He calls it criminal.

"Carney presented himself as uniquely qualified to deal with Trump. Over a year into Trump-whispering, we continue to face punishing sectoral tariffs, little progress in trade talks, and almost no public clarity about Canada’s strategy with the U.S." financialpost.com/opinion/ba…

DETACHED FROM REALITY Mark Carney just claimed the average FAMILY spends $800 per month on groceries or $10,000 per year. Has he gone to the grocery store? 4 steaks 🥩 is $100 only one meal If you ate BEEF 20 days a month x $100 that’s $2,000 without veggies, fruit or carbs