Canada and it's Leadership

This must kill CBC to broadcast Kevin and his excellent description of Justin's stupidity. So good.

Great in your face facts about our lovely Government

A leaked survey sent to all Canadian soldiers organized by "anti-hate" researchers at the Ontario Tech University ask soldiers if they have purchased extremist merchandise such as a 'Make Canada Great Again' hat, if they have listened to extremist music, or if they think that the government restricted freedoms too much during the pandemic, all in an effort to root out extremists inside the CAF.

If there was any doubt that Canada is living in the throws of Justin Trudeau’s post national state, the scenes we witnessed on Remembrance Day across Canada should clear up that confusion.

There is a housing crisis, cost-of-living crisis, and now even an immigration crisis. What's happening to Canada?

Dr. Jordan B. Peterson sits down with entrepreneur, author, and prior member of Justin Trudeau’s administration, Celina Caesar-Chavannes. They discuss her time in the Canadian government, the Prime Minister’s modus operandi, the use of tokenism over substantive contribution, and why she ultimately decided to resign.

Dr. Jordan B. Peterson sits down with the leader of the Conservative party of British Columbia, John Rustad. They discuss the natural resources of the province, the necessity of cheap energy to ensure prosperity, the biggest threats facing both Canada and the U.S. at large, and what it takes to be a politician who inspires confidence and earns trust.

A new documentary examines how to fix it. Other countries have figured out how to run universal health care systems with better access to health care and shorter wait times. Canada can follow the lead of health systems in Europe and Australia to stop patient suffering and get our broken system back on track.

While the left wants you to believe climate change is the cause for the wildfires, Scholz pins the blame on Parks Canada senior leadership and Justin Trudeau’s Environment Minister for failing to clean up the national parks and implementing enough fire prevention strategies.

In response to skyrocketing oil prices in the 1970s, Pierre Trudeau tried saving the Canadian economy by nationalizing Canada’s petroleum industry… and in the process, made an enemy with Alberta.