Trudeau rides off into a ‘Sunny Ways’ sunset.

The Liberal’s Carneycopia is betting big on Dad Energy. 

Battle lines are being drawn in the Canadian tech industry around a policy initiative that is drawing comparison to Elon Musk’s DOGE. 

Making Sense of Trump’s Tariffying Tuesday.

Why not being American is at the core of Canadian identity. 

Canadians are furious at CBC’s Cross Country Checkup trainwreck.  

The media treated Maher Arar like shit. So why hasn’t anyone apologized? Ottawa crank and iPolitics writer Andrew Mitrovica discusses this, plus John Baird’s empty promises of Mohamed Fahmy’s imminent release, and The Globe and Mail’s groundbreaking upside down Mercedes Benz advertorials. Andrew Mitrovica’s Twitter @AndrewMitrovica Timeline of Maher Arar events Mitrovica’s 2006 Walrus piece detailing Arar events 7:29 – Jeff Sallott’s apology piece in The Globe & Mail CORRECTIONS/CLARIFICATIONS: Jesse mentions Mohamed Fahmy’s dual citizenship. He was a dual citizen at the time of his arrest, which has been recognized as a factor “complicating” the Canadian government’s ability to help him, but he renounced his Egyptian citizenship in February of 2015.  Also, Jesse mentions Amanda Lindhout as he lists Canadians who were detained abroad and received diplomatic help. This is incorrect – Lindhout’s release through a ransom payment was privately arranged. 

The $6 million lawsuit that killed an indie Alberta podcast.