Global Affairs Canada spent $59,000 to decorate a consulate in Milan, Italy.

The department dropped $33,680 on seven pieces of "artwork" – an average of $4,800 each.

One is a pair of "upcycled" pink cowboy boots with some beads, "floral work" and "wire trail duster fringe." The artist said it's meant to symbolize his "personal relationship to queer history."

Four pieces of art are textiles by an Indigenous artist, made mainly from rabbit fur, beads and sherpa. One of those pieces is a mitten on a pole. Yes – a mitten on a pole.

 

The gravy plane

Our closet Liberal premier Doug Ford purchased a $28.9 million private jet for his travels.

Quote from: DKG on April 05, 2026, 09:39:12 AMCarney spent more money on airplane food in one year than an average family will spend on groceries in 30 years.

We just got our hands on new government records showing the prime minister and his entourage billed you more than $500,000 on airplane food.

I did that.

Carney spent more money on airplane food in one year than an average family will spend on groceries in 30 years.

We just got our hands on new government records showing the prime minister and his entourage billed you more than $500,000 on airplane food.

Quote from: Shen Li on March 27, 2026, 10:38:18 PMCanadian MPs are the only politicians in the G7 that have taken pay raises every single year for more than a decade.

They vote themselves raises every year. Almost always above the rate of inflation.

Canadian MPs are the only politicians in the G7 that have taken pay raises every single year for more than a decade. 

Quote from: Herman on March 21, 2026, 07:28:26 PMThe CBC revealed how overpaid their useless executives are.

The Carney government is moving to block access to information like that going forward.

Quote from: DKG on March 21, 2026, 06:04:16 AMThe Bank of Canada is refusing to disclose how much it pays its top executives.

The Bank of Canada is happy to print billions of dollars out of thin air and make your life unaffordable. But it doesn't want to print out the access-to-information records showing you how much it pays its top brass.

Democracy dies in darkness.

The CBC revealed how overpaid their useless executives are.

The Bank of Canada is refusing to disclose how much it pays its top executives.

The Bank of Canada is happy to print billions of dollars out of thin air and make your life unaffordable. But it doesn't want to print out the access-to-information records showing you how much it pays its top brass.

Democracy dies in darkness.

Why are our tax dollars funding this?

Quote from: formosan on March 07, 2026, 12:39:17 PMThat is a lot of alcohol.

Carney spends more than that per hour on a flight.

Here's a truth bomb.