Trump trade adviser says Canada will ‘pay even more dearly’ if ‘you interfere’ in U.S. midterms

Trump trade adviser says Canada will ‘pay even more dearly’ if ‘you interfere’ in U.S. midterms

One of U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade advisers is threatening repercussions for Canada if it “interferes” in the upcoming midterm elections — though it’s not clear what he anticipates the country would do to impact the vote.

Peter Navarro, who has lashed out at Canada in the past, made these latest remarks during a talk at an economic conference in Washington on Tuesday.

Navarro was speaking generally about the Trump administration’s trade policy when the conversation turned to the ongoing dispute with Canada. He blasted Canadians on “K Street” — an area in Washington known as a hub for lobbyists — telling them to “get the hell out of our country.”

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Labour minister who claimed visions of Britain’s countryside with black labradors and warm ale in pubs were a ‘far-Right fantasy’ posted about her own rural idyll with photos of the breed… and pubs

Labour minister who claimed visions of Britain’s countryside with black labradors and warm ale in pubs were a ‘far-Right fantasy’ posted about her own rural idyll with photos of the breed… and pubs

A Labour minister who claimed visions of Britain’s countryside based on warm ale and black labradors were a ‘far-Right fantasy’ has posted images of her own rural idyll online – including of a black labrador.

Jenny Riddell-Carpenter, the recently appointed nature minister, shared pictures of the family pet and past trips to a countryside pub despite telling a fringe meeting at the Labour Party conference she is kept awake at night by her fear that the hard-Right will use this supposed fantasy at the next election.

She told party members: ‘This is one of the things I do stay awake at night about, and think about, and fear.


Another vile lefty. What a surprise!

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Carney suggests immigration increase is on the horizon in New York Times interview

Carney suggests immigration increase is on the horizon in New York Times interview

OTTAWA – Prime Minister Mark Carney says with Canada’s immigration system back under control, the question now is when to begin a “controlled increase” of the country’s population.

Carney made the remark in a recent interview with the New York Times, just over a month before the government is required by law to release its immigration levels plan for the next three years.

“Now the question starts to become, when do we resume some controlled increase in the population, which is the nature of Canada?” Carney told the New York Times.


Under control? The liars have been juicing immigration numbers to bolster their make believe economic stats.

Canada’s Huge Population Revisions Reveal A Much Worse Economy

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Mark Carney blasts U.S.-owned Stelco after Hamilton layoffs, says workers were ‘betrayed’

Mark Carney blasts U.S.-owned Stelco after Hamilton layoffs, says workers were ‘betrayed’

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered a terse rebuke Tuesday to steelmaker Stelco and its parent company for breaching “legal obligations” to maintain jobs in Canada, saying Ottawa will pursue legal action against the company if it fails to meet those obligations.

The day after Stelco Holdings announced it would lay off up to 500 workers at its Hamilton and Lake Erie facilities, citing the import pressures of the tariff dispute and weak demand, the prime minister laid the blame squarely at the feet of the Trump administration and its corporate allies.

How many deals have collapsed under Carney?

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Why is the federal government trying to prevent Canadians from learning the truth about Indian residential schools?

Why is the federal government trying to prevent Canadians from learning the truth about Indian residential schools?

Why is the federal government trying to prevent Canadians from learning the truth about Indian residential schools?

On 24 September 2026, six days before Canada’s National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations Rebecca Alty issued a statement about so-called ‘Residential Schools denialism’.

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Abdul El-Sayed Says Congress Needs a Democrat Doctor Like Him. There’s Just One Problem, of Course.

Abdul El-Sayed Says Congress Needs a Democrat Doctor Like Him. There’s Just One Problem, of Course.

Abdul El-Sayed is not a doctor. He’s got the degree, but he’s never been licensed to practice medicine, and he’s never treated a patient. So he’s lying about being a physician, because under Michigan law he’s not — and he shouldn’t even call himself one. Under Michigan law, that’s illegal. Despite this reality, El-Sayed said measles cases in Pennsylvania prove we need him in the Senate.

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RCMP probing masked white nationalist march in Kamloops

RCMP probing masked white nationalist march in Kamloops

Described by police as a “cowardly” intimidation attempt, over a dozen masked men marched through Kamloops, B.C., as part of a white nationalist demonstration on Sunday.

The demonstration, which also saw masked men gather on the nearby Tk’emlups te Secwepemc reserve, happened just days before the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Bullshit and Grifting on Sept. 30.


No one has told me what law they may have broken.

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Why did Britain give a Hamas chief’s bodyguard a passport?

Why did Britain give a Hamas chief’s bodyguard a passport?

The failure of the British state is long-term and corrosive. It emerged this weekend that Mr. X, a former bodyguard of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, was allowed to settle in the UK and given British citizenship – before going on to allegedly coordinate a Hamas terror plot in Germany. He also faces separate terror charges in this country.

The case of Mr. X was quickly followed by the news yesterday that Britain’s Home Secretary plans to launch a new resettlement scheme which prioritizes Afghan women and girls, and Palestinians of both sexes.

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U.S. bans on Canadian booze hit producers on one of trade war’s thorniest fronts

U.S. bans on Canadian booze hit producers on one of trade war’s thorniest fronts

Distiller James Lester has grown used to the on-again, off-again chaos of the trade war, but he’s now grappling with a new kind of treatment — being shut out of the U.S. market altogether.

“It’s a little sad, to be honest,” said Lester, founder and operator of B.C.-based distillery Sons of Vancouver.

As of Tuesday at 12:01 a.m. ET, U.S. bans are in effect on some Canadian alcohol products, dairy byproducts, motorcycles and molasses, shutting certain producers out of the U.S. market entirely.

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Selling F-35s to Saudi Arabia: A Gift to China?

Selling F-35s to Saudi Arabia: A Gift to China?

US President Donald Trump’s decision to sell state-of-the-art F-35 stealth fighter jets to Saudi Arabia seriously risks undermining his efforts to secure America’s technological advantage over China, both in national security and the battle for global AI supremacy.

Trump initially agreed to sell the Saudis 48 F-35s in a deal worth an estimated $24.3 billion when he hosted Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman at the White House in November 2025.

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Canada should bolster its sovereignty over our freshwater

Canada should bolster its sovereignty over our freshwater

I have spent decades working in both the field and in halls of power alike, trying to get decision-makers to take Canada’s water security and the health of the Great Lakes seriously.

So, imagine my surprise when the name of one of them grabbed headlines around the world, for the most bizarre of reasons.

Regardless of where you may stand on how we refer to the smallest of the five Laurentian Great Lakes, one thing about which we should all agree is that recent events should stoke a real, adult conversation about where our two neighbouring countries stand on co-managing them.


This will make a great announcement for Carney “Battleships On The Laurentian Lakes!”

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