Premier Danielle Smith is asked if she will commit to @CorbLund 's referendum question word for word. She says Lund checked the legislative option box so it will go to a committee like the Forever Canada petition to decide what happens.

JD Vance: If you go back to WW2 or every major conflict in human history, they all ended with some kind of negotiation.

The Liberals are announcing another multi-billion dollar strategy and promising prices will come down. I wonder if they realize that the more money they borrow and spend, the more expensive food gets for Canadians?

This whole episode is an example of what @reihan calls “punitive egalitarianism.” We let it persist because we don’t see its costs—or we’re weirdly proud of them. As @tylercowen has observed, one of the main reasons why Canada has less inequality than the U.S. is because we export inequality there. If Musk had stayed and created his companies in Canada, our Gini co-efficient would be higher. But so would our employment, incomes and national wealth.

You don't care about Canada. You literally think Canada is a “colonial mistake.” You forced DRIPA onto British Columbians and threatened the security of private property. You have Land Back ministers eager to tear apart British Columbia. You are the extreme activists

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

Bud Light branding is up on the White House grounds ahead of Sunday's UFC fight (Saul Loeb/Getty)

Trump: "Behind the scenes I must tell you Iran can't believe the press they get. They can't even believe it. And they told me. They said, 'It's amazing how well we're doing in the papers. We're not doing so well--' They're negotiating with us to make a deal."

As a true Albertan I will vote for Alberta Independence on October 19th. Not for me but for my future family and kids so they can have a prosperous future in the republic of Alberta. 🫡

The fallout from Alberta’s decision to phase out photo radar: “The City of Edmonton and University of Alberta study found number of drivers travelling 30 km/h over the speed limit increased up to 128 per cent” edmontonjournal.com/news/loc…

Hoekstra: But if you need some [bourbon], send me your order and I'll see that you get some. I do know Canadians don't have much of a sense of humour, so I'm already in trouble.