Canada is lost

[formosan]

Most people in Canada are familiar with this case. They were not images of kids at an amusement park or trick or treating.

I suppose I should have added the word sickening ahead of images for the American posters.

Mark Carney will not use the notwithstanding clause either.

[Herman]

Why would a government be more interested in protecting the "rights" of pedophiles than they would be in protecting the right to peaceful protest?

[DKG]

Canada already has one of the world's most expansive and permissive euthanasia programs. Under current law, adults don't even need a terminal illness to apply for Medical Assistance in Dying. Chronic illnesses and disabilities are qualifying conditions as long as the patient is of sound mind.

But some advocacy organizations, such as Dying with Dignity Canada, want the law to be expanded to include "mature minors" — youth as young as 12, who they argue can demonstrate full decision-making capacity, with added "safeguards" such as mandatory parental consent for teens 15 and younger. Sixteen- and 17-year-olds, they argue, are mature enough to agree to be euthanized without their parents' permission.

[Herman]

An indigenous group walked out of the legislature gallery because they were so triggered by a speech. But facts are facts. No bodies were found at Kamloops, and a genocide against the indigenous never happened.

[Herman]

[Herman]

What the hell is happening to Canada.

[Herman]

How to save Canada.

[Herman]

This was Canada eleven years ago.

[Herman]

Canada is ready for nothing.

[Herman]

[Herman]

[Herman]

With Venezuelan oil once again flowing toward US refineries, 'uninvestable' Canada risks being left out in the cold.
https://www.theblaze.com/align/crude-awakening-canada-s-pipeline-paralysis-fumbles-american-oil-market?utm_source=theblaze-breaking&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=The%20Blaze%20PM%20Trending%202026-01-13&utm_term=ACTIVE%20LIST%20-%207%20Day%20Engagement&tpcc=email&sailthru_id=5ffa42cdb29d675b7511b7eb
Canada has exactly the kind of oil the United States needs. But when it comes to investing in the infrastructure to move it, America's ally to the north is beginning to look as risky — and as politically hostile — as Venezuela.

Canada's self-inflicted pipeline paralysis is eroding its position in the U.S. market just as alternatives like Venezuelan oil come back online.