Juno Jump Start | Smith proves Trudeau wrong with major Japan LNG deal

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith secured a major liquefied natural gas deal with Japan, Candice Malcolm discusses Ford folding to Trump’s retaliatory threats, Canada imposes new 25% tariffs, and more!

Smith proves Trudeau wrong with major Japan LNG deal

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith secured a major liquefied natural gas deal with Japan, despite Prime Minister Justin Trudeau previously claiming there was no viable “business case” for such agreements.

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The Candice Malcolm Show | Doug Ford FOLDS to Trump’s retaliatory threats

Independent researcher Bret Sears and prominent X user Govt.exe is Corrupt joined The Candice Malcolm Show.

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EXCLUSIVE: Constitutional group warns of looming digital currency threat

Polls show that Canadians overwhelmingly oppose a central bank digital currency but that hasn’t stopped proponents from using crises to advance their plans for the future of currency.

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Ruby Dhalla demands Liberals refund $350K raised by campaign

Disqualified Liberal leadership candidate Ruby Dhalla is demanding a refund for the $350,000 she raised during her campaign before the Liberals decided to push her out of the race.

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Toronto police retract podcast that reveals “foundations of Islam” training

The Toronto Police Service is walking back a podcast it designed to promote itself as a “progressive” police force dedicated to “combatting Islamophobia” after sparking outrage online.

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Canada imposes new 25% tariffs on $29.8B worth of U.S. imports

The U.S.-Canada trade war is escalating as Canada imposes a new 25% reciprocal tariff on an additional $29.8 billion worth of U.S. imports. This follows the $30 billion in tariffs announced last week.

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Trump’s dairy tariff threats expose supply management’s cruelty

U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats to levy tariffs on Canadian dairy products have rekindled criticisms of the unfairness inherent in Canada’s supply management system.

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Abbotsford school board censures trustees for defending girls’ sports

The Abbotsford board of education has censured two trustees for speaking out in support of girls’ sports and parental rights on Facebook.

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The Daily Brief | Results show Canada's ultra-rich selected Mark Carney to lead

Liberal leadership data shows Mark Carney pulled the most backers from ridings home to Canada’s wealthiest neighbourhoods.

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Kelowna council tackles trend of teens armed with weapons

Law enforcement officials in Kelowna, B.C. are taking notice of a troubling trend: more teenagers are arming themselves with bear spray, brass knuckles, and imitation firearms.

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Ford backs down on U.S. electricity fees after Trump’s threat to double tariffs

Premier Ford has suspended his planned 25 per cent electricity surcharge on energy exports to the U.S. Ford backed down after President Trump vowed to double tariffs on Canadian aluminum and steel.

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OP-ED: Apathetic Canadians keep rewarding the Liberals who betrayed them

Sue-Ann Levy writes: "I’ve discovered through my years of covering politics that many voters have very short memories and are easily seduced by faux promises."

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Trudeau’s Syria envoy urges easing sanctions despite civilian killings

The special envoy Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appointed to oversee Canada’s response to Syria wants Ottawa to quickly ease sanctions on the war-torn country’s interim government.

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