Canadian News, Opinion

It seems that the mainstream media has done its level best to ignore the Allison Inquiry, which ran from September 8 -11 in Ottawa, Canada;

The fastest, simplest and easiest way for the government to make life more affordable and our economy more competitive is to stop taking so much money in the first place;

Is this a death bell for Canada's continuity as a state. Either death by division within and a thousand cuts. Or death by American protectionism and a prospective take over of Canada;

When political power, public money, private investment and personal financial interests become woven together, sunlight is not partisan. It is simply good government;

Ultimately, Carney is playing a shell game, trading taxpayer money and national sovereignty for foreign approval;

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Curious how propaganda works?  Public broadcaster vs State broadcaster? By -- Dean Allison (@DeanAllisonMP) | September 18, 2026
Rodney Palmer breaks down propaganda at the CBC during Covid;

Beyond the Public-Private Divide: What Sweden Can Teach Canada About Health Care Reform;

How does one even begin to describe the massive deception and human rights violation that was the Covid-19 vaccine mandate?

"There's nothing hateful on my website. 100%"

Carney’s antagonism is a feature of his commonwealth alignment with the European union, and understanding that takes you to a very dark place in this geopolitical dynamic;

Carney is putting his nation and himself into direct conflict with President Trump and the goals/objectives of peace;

September 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th 2026

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The Truth Will Out By | September 10, 2026
“In Hot” interview with the Allison’s Inquiry’s Dean Allison and Teresa Buckley

Chrystia Freeland is an exceptional representative of the mindset showcased by 80% of Canadians;

President Trump and U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer waited to see if Canada was going to follow through with their retaliatory tariffs against U.S. imports;

Bloomberg is reporting that EU Commissioner Ursula von der Leyen and Prime Minister Mark Carney are scheduled to formalize a strategic partnership with details to be delivered during remarks on September 16th.

Bloc Quebecois Accuse Carney of Fabricating a Crisis;

Carney is playing with Canada’s economy without considering its citizens. This buffoon is so possessed with TDS that he couldn’t care less about his country;

“Female inmates are being exposed to real risks and real harm. This case is about protecting their safety, dignity, and constitutional rights”

The prime minister can’t spend six figures on airplane food, tens of billions on high-speed rail and needs to put Ottawa’s bloated bureaucracy on a diet;

“The Alexanders have already lost their jobs. They now face a separate professional regulatory process arising from the same events, with consequences that could extend to their ability to work as certified teachers in Ontario”

Squandering the Canadian Century Part 1: Comparing Economic Performance in Canada and the United States;

Hard decisions get that label because they are tough to make, and it takes resolve to see them through;

Washington’s August 19 tariff deadline forces Canada to recognize its China policy is now linked to North American trade. Canada must abandon strategic ambiguity, implementing credible safeguards on Chinese inputs to maintain USMCA market access;

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The warning letter states that the City and Hamilton Police deliberately used government power and influence to stifle political expression because they disagreed with its message;

Definition of Income Matters for Measuring Income Inequality

The Allison Inquiry opens a vax injury file the government ignores

President Trump said it best: “Canada is easily the most difficult and unreasonable. They feel entitled, but they are not a State and will be entitled no longer!”

Mark Carney was looking for an excuse/justification not to make a trade deal, and make a political statement that would appeal to the uber leftist French Québécois and his partners in Beijing;

Americans it's time you know who looms next door;