Sounds right. What marvellous insight!!

Wonder if they have to take their shoes and socks off to count that high.

Why repost? Because the traditional media have gone rogue and don’t care about or cover the truth.

Pour les Québécois, le 4 juillet rappelle aussi une vérité contemporaine : même aujourd’hui, la souveraineté culturelle du Canada — et du Québec en particulier — reste un enjeu dans les rapports avec Washington. Quand l’administration Trump qualifie les exigences d’étiquetage en français

For America's 250th, I read Frederick Douglass’ speech, “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” on the House floor—for the first time in history. His speech endures as a mirror & mandate for us all—to confront our inequities while fighting for an America as good as its promise.

Mamdani: "As we mark 250 years ... we see the wealthiest country -- one where children go to sleep hungry while the world's first trillionaire hungers for more ... we see masked agents terrorizing our streets, eating food cooked by undocumented neighbors before spiriting them away in unmarked vans"

In 2022, a US professor published in FA, an article positing that the US-led order is NOT in decline. (link below) G.K. Ikenberry argued that the U.S. cannot decline because the order itself reinforces American power. HAH! ... Hah! ... LOL! Since 2022, the opposite has happened.

Thomas Wright in a FA article of July 1, 2026 points out that China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea are teaming up more than ever, trading weapons, tech, and industrial support to dodge sanctions and challenge the West. www.foreignaffairs.com/china/worse-...

@villedeterrebonne.bsky.social Je suis déçu qu'il n'y à aucune celebration pour la fête du Canada Peux être l'année prochaine?

Of course !!! Today's National Post (Canadian newspaper owned by right-wing American fund), which is part of the Postmedia print empire (very conservative and propaganda prone), published a headline: "Starmer Bows Out after a Series of Missteps". But, tributes around the social media world praise

Alors que l’OQLF multiplie les interventions controversées, le PQ remet l’indépendance au cœur du débat et Mark Carney propose une vision axée sur la croissance et la cohésion. Le Québec se retrouve pris entre rigueur linguistique, ambitions nationales et défis économiques bien réels.

Strong provinces build a strong Canada. Strong Canada protects strong provinces. That’s the 21st‑century formula — Quebec, Alberta, everyone pulling together to face a tougher world.

Dans un monde où les États‑Unis, la Chine et la Russie redessinent les règles, un Québec fort dans un Canada fort est une stratégie de survie, pas un compromis identitaire.

Annie Koshy and Charlie Angus are two of Canada's best journalists/analysts and they have spoken out today about foreign interference (USA & Russia)of Canadian politics. The 2 links are provided below. You must read charlieangus.substack.com/p/its-time-f...

Happy Thursday 🌞☕️😎

Europe is rearming because the U.S. is unpredictable. The missing piece? Canada. PM Carney is now the North American stabilizer — trusted on intelligence, steady on alliances, and aligned with Europe’s push for autonomy. In a world of chaos, Canada is the adult in the room.

Trump’s chaos abroad and Poilievre’s IDU‑style theatrics at home point to the same truth: Canada needs adults in the room. PM Carney’s steady, long‑range leadership is the difference between a country that drifts — and a country that holds together. For details open the link below

Here's what Marc Elias (Democracy Docket) is saying today: Media giants keep folding under Trump’s pressure. Law firms did it first. Now newsrooms are doing the same. CBS, CNN, the big papers — all drifting toward silence or “don’t rock the boat” coverage.

Canada’s media keeps amplifying Poilievre’s lines without checking the facts — and those narratives are now bouncing back across the border. Trump’s “51st state” jab shows what happens when domestic spin becomes foreign leverage.

Check out my new post! With the Liberals settling into a new era of progressive strength, the real test for Canada’s left isn’t power — it’s purpose. Charlie Angus’s NDP and Québec  Solidaire may be the opposition that keeps social democracy in the light,

Think hard about this message and the link to the circumstances of a data centres.

This can NOT be repeated often enough. Imagine if the billionaire owner had to follow these rules!!!

@mayor.nyc.gov: “I have thought often of the "Margeret Thatcher quote: ‘the problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money.’ If anything, my friends, it seems that you eventually need a socialist to clean up the mess."

These data centers do not produce jobs. These centers raise electricity rates and create electric shortages. These centers use tens of millions of gallons of water and discharge toxic water, causing environmental pollution and noise pollution. Why are they getting billion-dollar tax breaks???

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The Referendum Storm Is Coming

Absolutely 💯 % necessary Jack. The Sabres played dirty most of the game and they could have had plenty of players with fines too. But they’re not named Xhekaj.

They can’t spell it or pronounce it so they just penalize the number as often as possible

See my new substack piece kevinlaframboise.substack.com/p/selling-ou...

Just published an article on digitalizing health info. Sovereignty or reliance on a U.S. partner??? open.substack.com/pub/kevinlaf...

I have been fighting Donald Trump in court and in public for 10 years. I am not stopping. And I will not be lowering my voice. Thus said today by Marc Elias <[email protected]> Defending America's democracy .. or what's left of it. This Canadian supports Marc as a paid-up subscriber.

Today, David French said, "I’m reminded of Jesus’ words in Matthew 15: 'These people honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me.'"

Sean, please read Isaiah 1:15

Isaiah 1:15

Please read Isaiah 1:15

This is public and free (no subscription fee) open.substack.com/pub/kevcanuc...

Has any Canadian province done something similar? Anyone?

On MSM, for Toronto Sun (right-wing), I just read - Lilley: Poilievre's pain not over as Carney Liberals pursue more Conservative MPs. What Poilievre & co. don't mention is that in conservative constituencies, business leaders, mayors, community leaders & constituents want the MP to cross over.

Subsequent to reading Angie Koshy, a reaction.... open.substack.com/pub/kevcanuc...

Note to progressives in the PCP: Stay alive, become relevant, cross the floor, ignore PP. ….. you’re welcome 😉

“Enough of the idolatry of self and money! Enough of the display of power! Enough of war!” Words of Pope Leo. See the article by Charlie Angus: charlieangus.substack.com/p/trump-pope...

Hungarians go to the polls Sunday. The outcome affects not only the country but it will affect global politics. As a Canadian I'm concerned about the role of a former prime minister. Tim Snyder has beautifully painted the picture in his Substack piece: snyder.substack.com/p/the-hungar...

After the White House complained about an unflattering photo of Karoline Leavitt, it was removed from AFP and Getty’s systems. This is the photo in question. Please do not repost it. 👇

Five parallels between Koshy’s critique of Ford and public critiques of the CAQ: * Opaque or controversial land-use decisions * Centralization of power and reduced local input * Concerns about transparency and oversight * Large public expenditures with disputed value