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Friday and we’re closing the week with a message that cuts through the noise: America is not our enemy.

Poilievre says US is not our enemy


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Is Danielle Smith doing a deal with the Devil?
Isn’t that racist? Immigration minister utters a few basic truths
Conspiracy theorists request for definition to be changed to Dam Right

Carney flies to India to trade energy for people
China suspends tariffs on canola

Accountability is at dire risk in Canada as Liberals tear down on checks and balances


Why can’t Canadians afford food? Climate change, of course
Liberals borrowing money to fund Lebanese ski school
Stats pointing to impending housing disaster
Has the govt been manipulating the jobs and economy with govt jobs

Sexy train is a money pit
Open AI the focus on Tumbler Ridge


Pay hike for MPs, hunger for Canadians

Open goal for Poilievre on 80/20 issue

Can Canada afford the ceremonial Govenor General anymore

Govt set to raise liquor tax on April Fools Day

`Clintons in the hot seat

Green Party in UK accused of pandering to ‘Muslim sectarianism



As trade tensions, media narratives, and political rhetoric heat up, we examine the growing divide between reality and the storyline being sold to Canadians. From Poilievre’s pushback on China, to Carney’s overseas diplomacy, to China suspending canola tariffs, the geopolitics are shifting quickly.

At home, housing data is flashing warning signs, questions swirl about government job growth masking deeper weakness, and accountability concerns mount as checks and balances appear strained. Add in looming job cuts, energy deals, infrastructure spending debates, and renewed scrutiny on high-profile political figures — and it’s a full Friday lineup.

Last show of the week. Big themes. Bigger consequences


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