The left will NEVER allow the producers to leave. They will kill every single one of them before they let someone out of their system.

Meet our new best friend 🤠 pic.twitter.com/fGToIZFLFr

— Rise Of Alberta (@RiseOfAlberta) April 9, 2026

Would that mean that the Edmonton Eskim Elks would join the NFL?

I think their referendum (which is not anything final) is October 16th.

Could Alberta actually leave? Keith Wilson joins Glenn Beck

Americans with an interest in their northern neighbours are curiously looking on, wondering about the possibility of Alberta breaking away from the rest of Canada to create a new province.@GlennBeck raised the subject… pic.twitter.com/WVxh7kQkZ2

— Rebel News (@RebelNewsOnline) April 9, 2026

It depends. Maybe they are going to start sending 80 cents of every dollar.

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Canadian PM Mark Carney:

The days of our military sending 70 cents of every dollar to the United States are over. pic.twitter.com/hzdkBA9n8M

— Clash Report (@clashreport) April 12, 2026

PM Mark Carney said the "international order is crumbling" and suggested Canada's close ties with the U.S. are no longer reliable.

He added that Canada has "overcome the betrayal" of the trade war and should build relationships elsewhere. pic.twitter.com/RqgSBqre3o

— Juno News (@junonewscom) April 11, 2026

That guy really is an idiot.

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I get that he'd love nothing more than open Canada up to fellow communists like China but is he truly stupid enough to think we'd allow that?

Oh no. They've got us now, my fellow Americans.

This is one of those headlines you’re certain must be a parody, until you realize it isn’t. https://t.co/8FiUMyRZBY

— Hans Mahncke (@HansMahncke) April 21, 2026

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Oh no. They've got us now, my fellow Americans.

This is one of those headlines you’re certain must be a parody, until you realize it isn’t. https://t.co/8FiUMyRZBY

— Hans Mahncke (@HansMahncke) April 21, 2026

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I am surprised that Canada isn't announcing that they are relying on Chinese space launching capabilities rather than the United States.

Like they have the money....

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They don't and this video goes through the reasons why Canada has issues:

A bit of a side show here, they paid into the F-35 program to participate (a few bits are made in Canada as a result), but have been dithering about whether to actually buy any, or to go for a Saab offer to license build older-generation Gripens in Canada instead.

Don’t worry Gripen fans I’m sure the Canadians will just cancel all of this and commit to a less capable, more expensive aircraft that still uses American parts. https://t.co/lxMk726Lgg

— Woofers (@NotWoofers) April 21, 2026

Remember, Gov. Carney said last week that their relationship with the US is a 'strategic weakness' and vowed that no longer will they spend 70 percent of their defense procurement on US weapons systems.

“The unreliable boyfriend fits when it comes to Carney and his inability to have a coherent message on Canada’s relationship with the United States.”

“Now, he’s warning us that our closeness to the United States is a weakness”

“That might excite Carney’s Liberal base, but it… pic.twitter.com/x30SnHGFpK

— Bob Zimmer (@bobzimmermp) April 22, 2026

I promise I am not joking...

This is Canada's spaceport.

Last month, the federal government paid $200 million to a company called Maritime Launch Services to lease it for 10 years. pic.twitter.com/gftQk7u319

— Peter McCaffrey (@peteremcc) April 22, 2026

Where are they going to get the extra $100m for the hoop and half-court painting? Also, Canucks suck at basketball

Even funnier that Canada owns that land, and then pays a corrupt outfit (including a Ukrainian American) all that money somehow anyway.

The questions on this Spaceport story just continue to grow and grow

The Canadian government leased the 'Spaceport' from Maritime Launch for $20M/year

Except Maritime doesn't own the land
The Canadian government does, and leases it to Maritime for $13,500 per year https://t.co/A7xiSgg4rf pic.twitter.com/eD5UUVTx2N

— The Reclamare (@TheReclamare) April 22, 2026

Taxpayers Ripped Off: Carney Liberals Hand $200 Million to a Shady Spaceport Startup So Insiders Can Cash Out on Public Landhttps://t.co/PgSVKTt6wX

Prime Minister Mark Carney @MarkJCarney and his Liberal government approved a deal that funnels $200,000,000 of taxpayer money… pic.twitter.com/TEwas1btfU

— Vote Canada (@VoteCanadaCom) April 23, 2026

Even by Canadian standards that's pretty pathetic. Long post above. Oh but, 150 days a year of good weather for rocket launches they say!

How to lose a trade negotiation

Step 1: travel to minor, inconsequential markets for a year. Fail to reverse the decade of Liberal policies making Canada the second poorest US state after Mississippi.

Step 2: play up a performative “middle power resistance” schtick and… pic.twitter.com/M7ZHGGP1ML

— David Knight Legg (@KnightLegg) April 22, 2026

Wow, just wow. That's all I've got.

This is brutal.

CUSMA is dead before it even got started.

Canada is being straight-up irritating and vindictive with our biggest trading partner.

Bulk fruits and vegetables can’t even cross the border because of ridiculous packaging rules.

Provinces are blocking U.S. wine.… https://t.co/hlV4d8KzpS

— JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦 (@JayGenXer) April 23, 2026

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🚨BREAKING: The 177,000 signature threshold has now been passed, officially clearing the requirement for an Alberta independence referendum on October 19th.

This is a historic moment for Alberta and signature collection is still continuing. pic.twitter.com/2aTkCjQWdx

— Rise Of Alberta (@RiseOfAlberta) March 31, 2026

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That map makes me think of Richard Kiel in Happy Gilmore.

Not every day a global leader's family link to Cloward-Piven is discovered.

This is the family tree they don’t want you to see.

Diana Fox Carney’s aunt is Frances Fox-Piven — the radical leftist who co-created the **Cloward-Piven Strategy**.

The plan? Overload the government with impossible demands, crash the system, create chaos, and “rebuild” it… pic.twitter.com/5JFcPOUJ8F

— JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦 (@JayGenXer) April 24, 2026

We just watched this episode of Still Standing on Prime. The show gives you a look Canada's small towns which also shows how Fd Canada truly is. But this episode was talking about a launch site.

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Canso is situated at the north end of mainland Nova Scotia and where the causeway link goes to Cape Breton Island. The residents of Canso are optimistic about their town's future as it has been selected as the country's first commercial satellite launch site.

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https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9054990/

Canada approaches FAFO, USTR plans to notify Congress June 1st to dissolve USMCA, CTH. 'Not a grown up in Canada in charge there...just political malpractice.'

Longish piece (as usual for CTH) but the video is great, imho.

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As the rhetoric continues increasing, the possibility of a full block against the import of Canadian goodsincreases.

It is worth remembering, the recent Supreme Court decision that overturned the IEEPA tariffs also reinforced the unilateral power of the U.S. President to regulate any/all trade with any foreign country including a full block of trade if designated. Canada is positioned to be the first nation to discover the expressed power of the U.S. President as affirmed by the United States Supreme Court.

One of the reasons why Canadians are oblivious to the potential collapse of their economy is because U.S. media reports are blocked from Canadian social media sites. One of the infringements within the USMCA is the Canadian Law Bill [C-18, the Online News Act] that blocks information to Canadian citizens that is not supported by the Canadian government.

The people of Canada are stuck inside an Orwellian government constructed echo-chamber unable to hear opposing viewpoints. They simply have no idea what is heading in their direction. Which is incredibly ironic considering how much Mark Carney rails against Russian President Vladimir Putin, yet Canada has more restrictions on information than Russia. Think about it. The need for control is a reaction to fear.

This information control dynamic helps to explain why Canadians, in the aggregate, simply do not realize the nature of the trade conflict that has been created by their own government. Perhaps a full 30-day blockade would help their eyes to open; perhaps not. However, something needs to happen in order for the Canadian people to have time to prepare for the economic collapse soon to fall upon them.

On June 1st Jamieson Greer anticipates telling congress that the U.S. intends withdrawal from the USMCA (CUSMA), pending unilateral negotiations with both Canada and Mexico to resolve conflict. Greer described two different protocols within any negotiation to deal with the structural differences between both Canada and Mexico.

Those differences include a completely different import/export profile with each country, different sectors of goods, difference in the wage rates within each country and a structural difference in the way each country is establishing their own, independent free trade agreements with other third-party countries. These baselines form the reason to tell congress of the dissolution, and on July 1st inform both Canada and Mexico about it.

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He's out there talking, again.

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This is being sold as Canada's first sovereign wealth fund.

The mockery writes itself:

"Sovereign wealth fund" branding. Norway's fund comes from oil surplus royalties (actual government money from resources). Alberta's Heritage Fund was supposed to be that but we keep having to send our surplus to Quebec. This? It's literally "Hey folks, send us your RRSP cash and we'll invest it in government-favored projects alongside the private sector."

That's not a sovereign wealth fund. That's a government-sponsored mutual fund with patriotic marketing. Call it the "Maple Leaf Growth Fund" and be honest. Who's ready to invest.

This isn't surplus government money magically compounding for citizens. It's not even redirecting CPP (which would be and even worse idea). It's retail investors being asked to fund the vision. "Buy Canadian" with your own retirement savings.

It's giving strong "War Bonds but make it ESG" energy.

P.S. Solid production value though. That Brock soldier on the desk? I'll be watching the prospectus like a hawk for the fine print on "nation-building" risk factors.

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Wow.... Mark Carney's "Canada Strong Fund" ad is peak Davos-meets-late-night-infomercial.

He's out here in soft lighting, voice-of-God narration, talking about "catalyzing nation-building projects" in energy, critical minerals, etc., while casually dropping that Canadians with… pic.twitter.com/54aRdOQTVG

— Martyupnorth®- Unacceptable Fact Checker (@Martyupnorth) April 27, 2026

Keep digging, man.

Canadian PM Mark Carney:

The U.S. has changed—that’s their right, and we are responding; that is our imperative. pic.twitter.com/rL8Kdi3g9H

— Clash Report (@clashreport) April 27, 2026

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Awesome. Playing Fallout 76 right now. Makes you think.

I think the response to Carney is to let Alberta and Seskatichwan know that there are incredibly beneficial and lucrative deals for them if they're outside the Canadian system. While Ontario does have some critical minerals like nickel and uranium and so mining the majority of what the US needs from Canada is in the form of oil and potash which nominally comes from those two provinces respectively. Secure those, give them proven, profitable markets and work with them on infrastructure projects to get their resources to market and Ottowa will be crying uncle.

No east-west transport links outside air. There are no highways, passanger or cargo rail links that are north of Alberta for instance. A cratering in their wealth transfer payments. A chance for those provinces to get their property ownership under control and out from under the crazy first nation crap that is infecting BC and could potentially spread. I'm not sure how long Quebec stays in a weakened Canada either. It's messy, but Carney and his ilk cannot be trusted.

Dude keeps writing checks with his mouth that his country will pay the price for.

CARNEY: A lot of countries rushed into deals with the US -- they weren't really worth the paper they were written on

ARSENAULT: You don't think there are any [countries pleased with their deal]?

CARNEY: Certainly not in private pic.twitter.com/jW0uR9yQbv

— Scott Robertson (@sarobertsonca) April 27, 2026

CARNEY: "One of the lessons I'm afraid we have to take of the last year of US behaviour is unless the deal is aligned and bought into by the United States, it's not clear they will respect it." pic.twitter.com/IQS0T8TakP

— Scott Robertson (@sarobertsonca) April 27, 2026

Canada. So virtuous.

Tell me about lumber subsidies

Canada is not a friendly country. They have gone so far left, they need to be considered a threat to western values and our way of life.

Id start with imposing a 1000% tax on the profits of Canadian based professional sports teams. Id follow that with a tax on lumber imports double the amount of subsidies they give to lumber suppliers.

Id also consider giving political asylum to conservative Canadians disillusioned with their govt.

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Canada is not a friendly country. They have gone so far left, they need to be considered a threat to western values and our way of life.

Id start with imposing a 1000% tax on the profits of Canadian based professional sports teams. Id follow that with a tax on lumber imports double the amount of subsidies they give to lumber suppliers.

Id also consider giving political asylum to conservative Canadians disillusioned with their govt.

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Eh missing the objective here. Canada has a lot of resources we want. The only resources we need from them are oil/gas and potash. If Alberta and SK (I'm not spelling that) break off, the rest of Canada is really f'd. Ontario will literally beg to provide us anything because their gravy train will be completely cut. Frankly, Canada is basically a parasite outside of it's prairie provinces (AB, SK & MB).

That is the foreign policy objective with a really hostile Canada. And they will 100% attempt to collapse the potash and O&G exports to the US in a trade dispute which will come this summer. If I was in farming and I had the capital I'd have already locked in as much of my fertilizer as possible. Gonna be a bumpy summer for our northern border relations.

Am I wrong in remembering that launching a space mission becomes more difficult the further you move away from the equator?

Just something else, if true, for Canada to overcome with a small population, limited economy, crumbling overpriced cities and not much of a technology or aerospace sector as compared to other nations.

As many issues as our republic form of government has from time to time, it is still superior to the Parliamentary form of government, in my view. Canadians didn't vote for Carney directly, they voted for the party that he represented, and those members made him PM. So his accountability is never to the Canadian people, it is to that small subset of the rich members of Parliament that keep him in power.

Trudeau showed that time and time again. He did not give a crap about anything other than what was happening in Ottawa. So when the Canadian truckers were being harmed by his covid policies, they went to Ottawa en masse to protest. THAT got his attention but not in a good way as he cracked down on them even harder, freezing their bank accounts, etc.