Happy Canada Day
Prime Minister Mark Carney's message to Canadians celebrating Canada
Day.
Prince Edward
praises Canada's achievements in July 1 speech
Canada Day
celebrations in Ottawa – July 1, 2025
Alberta and
Saskatchewan Just Made a Huge SEPARATION Announcement!
From Statscan
The Weekly Review, June 9 to 13, 2025
June 13, 2025, 2:00 p.m. (EDT)
Canadian-resident return trips from the United States by automobile
decline in May 2025
In May, the number of Canadian-resident return trips by automobile
from the United States totalled 1.3 million, a steep decline
(-38.1%) from the same month in 2024. In May 2025, Canadian-resident
return trips by air from abroad stood at 1.6 million, down 3.7% from
the same month one year earlier. Although Canadian-resident return
trips from overseas countries increased (1.1 million; +9.8% from May
2024), return trips by air from the United States declined in May
2025 (488,800; -24.2%).
Source: Leading indicator of international arrivals to Canada, May
2025
Motor vehicle and motor vehicle parts and accessories lead sales
decreases in April 2025
Wholesale sales (excluding petroleum, petroleum products, and other
hydrocarbons and excluding oilseed and grain) fell 2.3% to $84.0
billion in April. Sales decreased in six of the seven subsectors,
representing 81.6% of total wholesale sales. The largest decrease
came from the motor vehicle and motor vehicle parts and accessories
subsector (-6.5% to $14.3 billion). In April, seven provinces
reported a decrease in wholesale sales, with Ontario (-2.1% to $43.4
billion) leading the way.
Source: Wholesale trade, April 2025
New zero-emission vehicle registrations experience first
year-over-year decline since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic
Canadians registered 426,872 new motor vehicles in the first quarter
of 2025, an increase of 2.9% from the first quarter of 2024 and a
decrease of 3.8% from the fourth quarter of 2024. In the first
quarter, 37,299 new zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) were registered,
making up 8.7% of all new motor vehicle registrations. This
represents a decrease of 23.1% compared with the same period one
year earlier, marking the first year-over-year decline in new ZEV
registrations since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Source: New motor vehicle registrations, first quarter 2025
Impact of extreme weather and natural disasters in 2023
In 2023, 23% of Canadian households reported having experienced an
extreme weather event or a natural disaster. The most frequently
reported impact of extreme weather was poor air quality (58%),
followed by a loss of power for less than 24 hours (46%). About 15%
of households affected by an extreme weather event reported having
damage to their dwelling, with households in the Maritime provinces
being most likely to report experiencing this. Households in the
Maritime provinces were also most likely to report having power
outages lasting longer than 24 hours and more likely report having
had to throw out food.
Source: Households and the Environment Survey, 2023
From 1981 to 2024, median real hourly wages grew four times faster
in full-time jobs than in part-time jobs From 1981 to 2024, median
real hourly wages grew by 20%, with most of this growth occurring
after 2003. Median real hourly wages in full-time jobs—jobs that
involve at least 30 work hours per week—grew by 24%. In contrast,
median real hourly wages in part-time jobs increased by 6%.
Source: Wages in Canada, 1981 to 2024
Fresh food sales at general merchandise retailers increase at triple
the pace of those at food and beverage retailers Fresh foods and
other perishables continued to make up a higher proportion of sales
among food and beverage retailers than general merchandise retailers
from 2023 to 2024. Over the same period, fresh food sales increased
by $1.6 billion (+2.7%) to $62.2 billion for food and beverage
retailers and by $1.6 billion (+8.0%) to $22.2 billion for general
merchandise retailers. Though sales for both retailer types
increased by the same amount, the near-triple rate of increase among
general merchandise retailers may suggest a consumer shift toward
seeking better deals.
Source: Inflation slowed in 2024, but Canadians continued to shift
their grocery shopping habits
High Ranking Russian Generals and Spy
Chiefs KILLED
Canada’s Divorce: Did Alberta &
Saskatchewan Just Filed Their Separation Papers? What Happens Next
We dive into how Alberta and Saskatchewan are laying down legal
groundwork for sovereignty while Mark Carney runs economic
PowerPoints and Steven Guilbeault dreams of a fossil-free
fantasyland. Buckle up — because this isn’t just Western alienation…
it’s Western escalation.
Lessons for Canada from Spain's Grid
Collapse
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney campaigned on creating a
national power grid that will include a high percentage of renewable
energy. There are lessons to be learned from the April 28 power grid
blackout in Spain and Portugal that was, in part, caused by wind and
solar. Duncan Burt of Reactive Technologies talks about the causes
of that blackout and what must be done to prevent future problems.
I've noted the currency issues these
days and here are two videos which try to explain the issues...
The End of Dollar Dominance Starts Now
- The Dollar Is Dying
Is It Time To Panic?
BRICS vs. West: America Is LOSING
Southeast Asia
Is it time for a Canadian car company?
CPAC’s Michael Serapio interviews Flavio Volpe, president of the
Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association (APMA) about the idea of
a fully Canadian car—designed and built by a Canadian automaker—and
how that would benefit the country and its auto sector.
Sweden’s Bold Move: Rolls-Royce Engine
Could Save the Gripen E/F!
Large-scale shelling of Kyiv - Russia
has launched 550 air attack weapons! Trump called Putin - what did
they talk about? Fierce fighting at the front: Russians
unsuccessfully storm the border of Dnipropetrovs'k region! Ukrainian
Armed Forces stole a machine gun from enemy positions with the help
of a ground drone! Explosions in the Moscow region - Ukrainian
drones struck again! Pentagon chief unreasonably suspends aid to
Ukraine - why? July 5th.
Trump Humiliated as He Has to Beg
CANADA to Build US Fleets in the Arctic
Trump Stunned as Canada Vows to
Consider Energy Cards That Could Crush the US Economy Jul 7, 2025
Ontario and Alberta sign agreements to
support energy and trade infrastructure
July 7, 2025
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Ontario Premier Doug Ford speak
with reporters in Calgary. The news conference comes following a
signing ceremony of two new memorandums of understanding between the
provinces on energy, trade, and interprovincial cooperation.
Canada Exports UP - USA Exports DOWN -
Canada Has Friends - USA Does Not
Canada quickly changes export markets while USA exports plunge.
Latest trade data released. Mark Carney diplomacy and deal making
paying off big time. Analysis here.
Jul 7, 2025
BRICS 2025 Summit Declaration
First-Ever Shipment of Canadian
Liquified Natural Gas Heading to Asia
Canada’s first-ever overseas shipment of Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) is
on its way to North Asia. Where liquified natural gas fits into the
new government’s plan to break out of our reliance on U.S. trade.
Japan & Canada Sign a Deal, Begin Gas
Trade
The World Is DITCHING the Dollar -
Here's WHY
Canadian Political Affairs update with
Brian Lilley
July 08, 2025
Countries Pushback on His 50% Tariffs
with Retaliation
July 10, 2025
USA Threatens 35% Tariffs - Canada
Busy Making Deals
July 11th, 2025
Trump’s Assault on CANADA Meets
Ottawa’s Counterpunch, "Canada is not for Sale"
Outsmarting Trump: Lure AI Data
Centres North, Stop Power Exports South
Elizabeth May reacts to latest U.S.
tariff threat – July 11, 2025
Rice: Trump 'is systematically
shrinking us' from a global superpower to a regional power
Super Rare: Canadian Troopers Take
Over Horse Guards
In today’s video, we’re excited to share something truly special -
from July 11 to July 21, 2025, soldiers from Lord Strathcona’s Horse
(Royal Canadians), or LdSH (RC), join the King’s Life Guard at Horse
Guards in the heart of ceremonial London. It’s not every day you see
Canadian troops on horseback taking part in one of the UK’s most
iconic public duties!
CANADA Snubs TRUMP, Weighs $16 B
Homemade Autonomous Air Armada
Canada Could Change the Global Power
Balance - Here’s How
Canada could change the global power balance, and most people don’t
see it coming. In this video, we break down what Canada has that the
world suddenly needs and why timing matters right now. From natural
resources to geography and technology, the pieces are already in
place. We’ll explain how this shift could affect global politics,
energy, and trade in simple terms. If you’re curious how quiet
players reshape the world, this one’s eye-opening.
Canada's inflation rate rose to 1.9%
in June
Mark Carney talks strong about
protecting Canadian steel
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney was in Hamilton speaking about
protecting the domestic steel production industry, Donald Trump’s
tariffs and foreign steel coming into Canada from places like China.
Carney spoke about putting on higher tariffs to fight against steel
dumping.
Canada’s Premium Corn Lands Billion
Dollar Deals
The U.S. agriculture industry has been dealt a crushing blow as
major international buyers reject American corn shipments, citing
quality and tariff concerns — and Trump is reportedly furious.
Meanwhile, Canada has seized the moment, securing billion-dollar
corn export deals that are shifting global market dynamics and
humiliating U.S. trade leadership. In this video, we expose why U.S.
corn is being turned away, how Canada is outpacing the U.S. in
agricultural diplomacy, and what this means for farmers, food
prices, and the next chapter in North American trade relations.
Could this be the final warning sign for a collapsing U.S. export
system?
My friend Nola came down and spent a
night as she was attending the funeral of the old Grand Master of
Canada of the Knights Templar.
The trade war between the U.S. and
Canada has intensified as Canada has decided to cut back on its
lumber exports to the U.S. in response to President Trump’s tariff
policies. The U.S. relies heavily on Canadian softwood lumber,
importing around 28.1 million cubic meters of lumber worth
approximately $5-8 billion annually, which accounts for about 25-30%
of the country’s lumber needs. However, with the U.S. imposing a 20%
tariff, potentially rising to 27% by the end of 2025, the price of
Canadian lumber imports could increase by 15-25%, raising
construction costs. In retaliation, Canada may implement export
quotas and explore new markets, including countries within the CPTPP
and the EU. While the U.S. can produce its own lumber, the domestic
supply isn’t enough to meet the growing demand, risking a supply
shortage. Trump’s tariff policies, though intended to protect the
domestic lumber industry, have raised production costs, reduced
competitiveness, and slowed construction projects in the U.S.
Canada Could Change the Global Power
Balance - Here’s How
Canada could change the global power balance, and most people don’t
see it coming. In this video, we break down what Canada has that the
world suddenly needs and why timing matters right now. From natural
resources to geography and technology, the pieces are already in
place. We’ll explain how this shift could affect global politics,
energy, and trade in simple terms. If you’re curious how quiet
players reshape the world, this one’s eye-opening.
B.C. is SHOCKED as Alberta unleashes a
privately funded mega-pipeline project with no Ottawa
involvement—triggering panic in federal circles. With $20B/year on
the line and Indigenous communities backing the plan, this move
could change Canada forever. Is this the beginning of Western
independence?
Banks Are Terrified: CRYPTO Bill
Passes Congress, STABLECOIN & Trump's $1 Billion Increase in Wealth
Jul 18, 2025
The economic battle lines have been drawn. What began as diplomatic
disagreements has erupted into an all-out trade confrontation
between the United States and Canada, with devastating consequences
rippling across North America. Here's what's happening:
Breaking down the economic warfare:
Trump's shock tariff strategies and their immediate market impact
Canada's calculated counter-strikes targeting key American
industries The collateral damage hitting consumers and businesses on
both sides Multi-billion dollar trade relationships hanging in the
balance Expert analysis on who holds the economic advantage
This isn't your typical trade dispute - we're witnessing an
unprecedented escalation that's tearing apart decades of economic
cooperation. Supply chains are in chaos, costs are skyrocketing, and
major corporations are scrambling to protect their operations.
Canada is refusing to cave to American pressure, instead launching
surgical strikes against U.S. economic interests. Meanwhile, Trump's
administration is preparing even more aggressive measures that could
permanently alter the North American trade landscape.
We dive deep into the real consequences, examine the power plays
from both nations, and get exclusive insights from trade experts
about where this economic standoff is heading. The fallout is
already massive, and it's only getting worse.
Canadas Big Trade Shift: Mercosur Deal
to Cut U S Reliance Sparks Economic Buzz!
Canada is making headlines with a strategic shift in its trade
policy — entering into a groundbreaking agreement with Mercosur
(Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay). This deal could
significantly reduce Canada's reliance on the U.S. economy, reshape
trade dynamics in the Western Hemisphere, and open new opportunities
in agriculture, manufacturing, and energy sectors.
Ukrainian Drones STRIKE Russian Boat -
Then THIS Happened…
At dawn on June 24, 2025, a Russian landing craft loaded with troops
raced toward Kherson’s shore—completely unaware it had been tracked
for 27 minutes by a Bayraktar TB2 drone orbiting 18,000 feet above.
What followed wasn’t just another drone strike. It was a surgical
elimination of a Russian special operations team, caught mid-mission
and carrying demolition gear intended for targets deep in Ukrainian
territory. Using a laser-guided MAM-L missile, the TB2 struck with
pinpoint precision, destroying the vessel in seconds. But the real
story came after the explosion. Debris revealed not only elite
personnel but sabotage equipment. Within hours, Russian vessels
retreated, missions were canceled, and encrypted orders flooded the
airwaves. Ukraine’s drone operators didn’t just stop an amphibious
assault—they shattered Russian confidence in their own secrecy. In
this detailed breakdown, we cover the strike from first detection to
final detonation, explore the strategic ripple effects, and show how
one unmanned aircraft forced the Black Sea Fleet into full retreat.
Subscribe for real-time combat analysis, modern drone warfare
breakdowns, and the tactical edge defining today’s battle space.
Alberta’s Big Win: Official U S
Pipeline Deal Announced!
Jul 20, 2025
Alberta has just scored a major victory on the international stage!
In this video, we break down the newly announced pipeline deal
between Alberta and the United States — what it means for Canada's
energy future, economic growth, and geopolitical influence. We'll
explore the key terms of the agreement, reactions from both sides of
the border, and what this means for energy markets moving forward.
Whether you're an energy sector pro, policy watcher, or just curious
about the big moves shaping North America, this one's for you.
Canada’s newest search and rescue
plane completes 1st nighttime rescue in Northern B.C.
Canada’s newest search and rescue plane based out of 19 Wing Comox
completed its first nighttime rescue after a man was injured in
Northern B.C.
Premiers Ford, Moe and Smith sign deal
on energy and trade infrastructure July 22, 2025
Premiers Doug Ford (Ontario), Scott Moe (Saskatchewan) and Danielle
Smith (Alberta) hold a news conference in Huntsville, Ont., after
signing a memorandum of understanding on the building of new energy
and trade infrastructure. This announcement comes on the second day
of a three-day meeting of Canada’s provincial and territorial
premiers.
PM Carney addresses Canada’s premiers
at Muskoka summit – July 22, 2025
Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks to
provincial and territorial leaders during their summer meeting in
Huntsville, Ont.
Opportunity for Canada in methane
mitigation
Amanda Bryant, senior analyst at Pembina, shares her outlook on
methane and the opportunity Canada has in its mitigation.
Ontario Government to build Ships
Jocelyn Bamford welcomes Shaun Padulo,
President of Ontario Shipyards to discuss the Ontario government’s
major announcement to invest in ship building in Ontario.
PM Mark Carney meets with Inuit
leaders in Inuvik, N.W.T. July 24, 2025
Prime Minister Mark Carney delivers opening remarks at a meeting of
the Inuit-Crown Partnership Committee. Co-chairing the meeting is
Natan Obed, president of Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami.
Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami President Natan Obed speaks with reporters
in Inuvik, N.W.T., where he is co-chairing a meeting of the
Inuit-Crown Partnership Committee with Prime Minister Mark Carney.
This Canadian Sprinter STUNS The World
After SHOCKING Performance!
Audrey Leduc the fastest Canadian woman ever—again. At the Edmonton
Athletics Invitational, she ran a jaw-dropping 10.94 seconds in the
prelims, breaking her own national record for the third time in just
over a year.
From local track meets in Gatineau to Olympic heats and now
back-to-back national records, Audrey’s story is one of raw speed,
relentless focus, and Canadian pride. Her run in Edmonton wasn’t
just fast—it was history in motion. And at only 26, she’s just
getting started.
Stephen Harper discusses Canada-U.S.
relations at Saskatoon conference
July 28, 2025
Former prime minister Stephen Harper takes part in a keynote session
at the Council of State Governments’ Midwestern Legislative
Conference in Saskatoon. Mr. Harper is discussing the importance and
future of the Canada-U.S. relationship.
MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas reports
on a furious Canada showing what real power looks like and coming
together to send a powerful message to Donald Trump and his
despicable regime. Jul 29, 2025
Greenland BLOCKS U.S. From $3B Deal
With Canada - July 30, 2025
As the world focused on President Trump's bold attempt to annex
Greenland during his second term, a quiet geopolitical revolution
was unfolding in the Arctic. In this in-depth documentary, we
explore how Canada — through calculated diplomacy, strategic mining
partnerships, and energy deals — reshaped the balance of power in
Greenland without making a single demand for sovereignty. With a
groundbreaking $3 billion investment agreement involving Canadian
firms, the European Union, and Greenlandic authorities, this move
altered global supply chains and challenged the United States’
influence in one of the most resource-rich regions on Earth.
Dive deep into the historical context of U.S.-Greenland relations,
the Cold War-era defense documents revived by Washington, and the
urgent race for rare earth minerals and Arctic energy dominance. We
break down why Greenland’s vast reserves of 38 billion tons of
critical minerals and 17 billion barrels of oil are now at the
center of a new geopolitical game — and how Canada’s Arctic “Hexagon
Strategy” could redefine alliances from Ottawa to Brussels. From
NATO tensions to European energy security, this story touches every
corner of the global power map.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney
addresses the media on the ongoing trade negotiations with the
United States, amid growing tensions and looming tariff deadlines.
July 30, 2025
Ontario Energy Minister Stephen Lecce
on isotope production, Starlink deal July 30, 2025
Ontario Energy Minister Stephen Lecce holds a news conference in
North York for the launch of the Nuclear Isotope Innovation Council
of Ontario (NIICO). The expert panel will be tasked with identifying
ways to expand the number of medical isotopes produced in the
province, with the goal of doubling production over the next four
years.
Lecce is joined by Vic Fedeli (Ontario minister of economic
development), Andy Smith (president and CEO of Sunnybrook Health
Sciences Centre), James Scongack (chair of the NIICO), and Dr. Arjun
Sahgal (senior scientist at Sunnybrook Research Institute).
Responding to questions from reporters, Lecce confirms the Ontario
government has officially cancelled its $100-million contract with
Starlink to provide satellite internet in the province’s northern
communities.
Trump’s criticism of Canada’s foreign
policy is a ‘direct attack on Canadian sovereignty’ | Muclair
Former NDP leader Tom Mulcair says Trump’s criticism of plans to
recognize Palestinian statehood ‘a way to control Canadian foreign
policy’ during trade negotiations.
Doug Ford on Housing, U.S. Trade Talks, Starlink Contract – July 31, 2025
Ontario Premier Doug Ford holds a news conference in Thunder Bay to mark the
city’s progress on building new homes. Through the second round of the
province’s Building Faster Fund, Thunder Bay will receive $880,000 for exceeding
its provincially-designated housing target.
Also speaking at the event are Ontario Housing Minister Rob Flack, local Mayor
Ken Boshcoff, and Thunder Bay–Atikokan MPP Kevin Holland.
