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This pathetic attitude is among the worst things about our political culture in Canada and I cannot reject it enough. It gets cloaked in the language of progressivism but it is deeply cynical, ugly, and regressive. Story time! Growing up, I was hugely inspired by RIM (BlackBerry). It was one of the reasons why I wanted to go to Waterloo. I thought it was so cool one of the most innovative companies on earth was an hour away from home. In fact, my program, Nanotechnology Engineering, was able to exist in part due to the philanthropy of Mike Lazaridis, who funded the Institute of Quantum Computing and Nanotechnology (along with the Perimeter Institute for theoretical physics, which is a brilliant asset for the province and country). Balsillie, for his part, has spent tens of not hundreds of millions of his personal wealth on advocacy and institutions to make Canada a better place. But he too was castigated in our media. Through high school, I saw how Canadas media took an axe to RIM founders (Mike and Jim), and basically cheered on the decline of the business against competition from Apple and Google. It was a complete disgrace. Well, in 2013 I got my second co-op job there, just as they rolled out BB10 (the QNX operating system). 6 weeks into my co-op, my entire department was laid off (Modems/Semiconductors). Nearly every one of my colleagues ended up moving to the US. Some of the most capable talent on earth, poached in weeks. It was loss that was absolutely devastating to witness. I have no doubt people like Bruce cheered on the spectacle, just like he would cheer the downfall of Shopify if it were to ever happen; despite the champion it’s been for the country, the thousands of good jobs it’s created, and all the spin-off businesses that have created huge wealth for Ontario. Well let me be clear that I will have none of this nonsense.

"Out of curiosity, I asked ChatGPT to create a list of hypothetical questions that might be limited because of the concern that an answer may “foment hatred” under C-34. It gave me a list, including: “What are the violent crime rates of different racial groups in Canada?” “What explains racial disparities in incarceration rates?” “Do immigrants from some countries integrate more successfully than others?” “Which immigrant groups have the highest unemployment rates?” “What percentage of terrorist attacks worldwide are committed in the name of Islam?” “Which religious groups are most opposed to same-sex marriage?” “Are there biological differences in athletic performance between males and females?” “What are the strongest arguments against gender self-identification laws?” “Why do some ethnic groups outperform others academically?” “What explains differences in family stability among racial groups?” “Has diversity improved social cohesion?”" —@cvangeyn

A young tech grad details how he couldn't find a job for nearly two years while applying to over 500 jobs. "If highly educated Canadian graduates cannot find a pathway into the tech industry, how will Canada develop the experienced workforce it needs in the future?"

UNBELIEVABLE: A recent software engineering graduate told committee he cannot find an entry-level job in his field. The Liberal response? “At least you are employed.” Our youth are doing everything right: earning degrees, taking on thousands in student debt, and trying to build a future. But they are being left behind while Liberals focus on bringing in talent from abroad.