Juno Jump Start | Alberta's pipeline could bring billions in revenue, Smith says
The Alberta government has officially proposed a southern West Coast pipeline route, a B.C.‘s teachers’ union renamed Canada Day “Land Back Day," and more.
Alberta’s pipeline could bring billions in revenue, Smith says
The Alberta government has officially proposed a southern West Coast pipeline route, abandoning its push for a northern B.C. northern-coast option.
The pipeline will run from Bruderheim, Alberta, to B.C.’s south coast, largely following the Trans Mountain route and its existing Indigenous partnerships, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said. Keep Reading
Tobacco company launches “put your lighters down” campaign for Calgary Stampede
Ahead of the Calgary Stampede happening this weekend, Rothmans Benson and Hedges, one of the largest tobacco companies in Canada, launched an educational campaign to help encourage Stampede goers to quit smoking and switch to less harmful smoke-free nicotine alternatives.
The tobacco company’s “Unsmoke Canada” initiative will run its “Put Your Lighters Down” awareness campaign, themed towards the annual Calgary Stampede, across the city in the hopes of convincing adults who are still smoking to put down combustible tobacco for good. Keep Reading
B.C.‘s teachers’ union renamed Canada Day “Land Back Day”
The British Columbia Teachers’ Federation, the province’s sole K-12 teachers’ union, has been silent since it sent out a highly ideological calendar to schools and members. Rather than noting that July 1 is Canada Day, the union decided to call the anniversary of Canada’s confederation “Land Back Day.”
Former teacher and OneBC candidate Jim McMurtry released a video on X, blasting the BC teachers’ union for continuing to inject left-wing politics into schools. Keep Reading
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Carney says oil tanker ban will remain in effect
Prime Minister Mark Carney and B.C. Premier David Eby says the federal government will fully maintain the North Coast tanker ban as part of a proposed pipeline agreement. The 2019 ban restricts large crude oil tankers off northern B.C. waters.
The ban’s future was questioned after Ottawa and Alberta signed an MOU in November for a new pipeline, according to media reports. Keep Reading
Indian man murders his wife six days after arriving in Canada
A 51-year-old Indian man who killed his wife just days after arriving in Canada has been convicted of second-degree murder in a B.C. court.
Jagpreet Singh fatally stabbed 41-year-old Balwinder Kaur, his wife of more than 20 years, in Abbotsford, B.C., only six days after arriving in Canada. Keep Reading
Illegal immigrant sees no deportation in sight following targeted retail thefts
An Ontario judge expressed no confidence that CBSA will deport a repeat LCBO thief, despite a standing removal order.
“Put bluntly,” Justice Michael K. Wendl wrote, “a deportation order has been in place for nearly four years… yet no action has been taken,” adding he has “no confidence” CBSA will deport Manjeet Singh. Keep Reading
WATCH: Reacting to woke “Cancel Canada Day” TikToks
On this episode of Ratio’d, Harrison Faulkner reacts to the wokest and cringiest “Cancel Canada Day” TikToks we could find.
Far-Left activists are still trying to cancel Canada Day celebrations and make us all feel bad for things nobody alive today has actually committed. They want us to cancel the one day left in Canada where being openly patriotic is still acceptable. Watch now
U.S. refuses to extend CUSMA, sending it into annual review
The United States has decided not to renew the Canada-U.S.-Mexico-trade agreement “in its current form,” sending the trilateral agreement into an annual review process.
“The United States will continue to engage with Mexico and Canada to address the agreement’s shortcomings and our trade deficits with these countries,” said U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer in a statement on Wednesday. “However, the agreement remains in force pending resolution of these issues or until the agreement’s termination.” Keep Reading
OP-ED: The van nobody notices
Richard Dur writes, “When ordinary work becomes part of something far more consequential.” Keep Reading
Well, that's good because the stupid carbon capture project will cost billions!!! What a stupid thing to agree too!! I am all or independence, but what willAb look like when that happens? Carbon capture projects, one of the biggestAI projects...hmmmm