Carney's mixed bag of results on his latest foreign trip, Poilievre's new campaign manager and Doug Ford looks to end cashless bail.

Let’s cut through the noise and talk about why the government reopened — and why the Democrats folded like a cheap lawn chair.This isn’t the media’s spin.This is the insider version.First, let’s be crystal clear: this is the Donald Trump administration now.Joe Biden is gone. His handlers are gone.The Democrat gravy train? Over.That old machine — the one funneling money through back-door deals, junk programs, and bureaucratic corruption — just hit a wall.They know it. They hate it.And this shutdown blew up in their faces.They didn’t shut the government down for “principle.”They did it to shake loose $1.2 trillion hidden in their budget — a slush fund meant for:💸 NGOs💸 Activist networks💸 The migrant-industrial complexNot veterans.Not seniors.Not small business.Not rural America.Not one penny.Meanwhile, the cleanup crew is here: the DOGE initiative, targeting worthless bureaucratic programs, redundant contracts, and the “zombie” spending machine they’ve built.They’re exposing the waste. They’re exposing the corruption.And they’re shutting it off.Trump cut that pipeline off on day one, just like Biden cut the oil pipelines and American jobs on day one. They’ve been panicking ever since.Then came the spark that broke them —Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) runs out Monday.The contingency funds hit zero.Millions of their own voters were about to lose food benefits — on camera, in real-time, that fake news couldn't conceal. The headline was about to write itself:“Democrats Let Their Base Go Hungry.”They didn’t reopen out of responsibility. They reopened because they were staring down political execution.Their internal polling collapsed.Minority voters were leaving.Rural families were done.Suburban independents were shifting to Trump.And the shutdown made it worse.Then the SNAP deadline hit.Their money pipeline dried up.That $1.2 trillion payout to their pet NGOs? Gone.Their open-border subsidy machine? Gone.Their election-year buy-off scheme? Gone.Trump didn’t blink.Republicans didn’t blink.Democrats folded — because hunger and exposure were about to destroy them.Remember this in 2026:Every “crisis” they create is about power and money.Never about you.Never about America.We deserve leadership rooted in faith, family, and country — not politicians who gamble with hunger, corruption, and chaos. 🇺🇸

While Donald Trump has been busy initiating a whirlwind of trade deals and executive orders, Ezra Levant explains why Mark Carney has let down Canadians.

“Kim, I heard the call with the man who lost $60,000 in a crypto scam. You said anytime someone wants to move the conversation to WhatsApp, it’s a scam. Why is that?” — Dennis in Washington Thanks for the question, Dennis. I’m glad you heard that call. Heartbreaking. And unfortunately, it’s not rare. When someone […]

Howard Lutnick singled out Canada's supply management policies as a sticking point in ongoing trade negotiations between Canada and the United States, an issue that has plagued other trade deals.

The government didn’t disclose how much these new contracts are worth—just a vague 'awarded' stamp and silence.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford told First Nations communities to become more self-sufficient and stop relying solely on government aid during a press conference Wednesday in St. Catharines. “There’s going to be a point where you can’t just keep coming hat in hand all the time to the government,” Ford

MPs in the House of Commons have unanimously passed a Bloc Québécois bill that would block any future trade agreements from altering Canada’s dairy, egg and poultry quotas, reigniting debate over the limits of supply management protections in international negotiations.

Canada says it wants to talk after President Donald Trump imposed a new set of tarifs on steel and aluminum imports.