NORAD is our strategic suicide: How a unified command structure castrates Canada’s military consciousness
Posted on 04 September 2026For generations, Canadian leaders have operated under a comfortable, bipartisan assumption: that our primary security challenges exist across the oceans, and that our southern neighbour is the permanent guarantor of our national sovereignty. We routinely draft white papers analysing Chinese maritime expansion and Russian arctic manoeuvring, reassuring ourselves that our vast resource wealth and op ...
Pro-Monarchy sentiment rises as Canadians get new $20 Bill
Posted on 03 September 2026The Bank of Canada’s unveiling of the new vertical $20 polymer bank note featuring King Charles III comes amid a notable shift in public sentiment regarding the Crown. While debates over Canada's ties to the British monarchy have historically leaned toward severing them, recent polling data highlights a resurgence in support driven by geopolitical identity. According to data compiled by Ips ...
Why Canada must re-arm on a 1939 footing to confront an unconstrained Superpower
Posted on 03 September 2026The fibreglass hulls of the submarines at West Edmonton Mall were dragged out of the world’s largest indoor amusement park decades ago, yet in the high-stakes, transactional theatre of modern American diplomacy, those defunct shopping mall attractions have suddenly become the defining metaphor for Canada’s systemic vulnerability.When Scott Bessent, Donald Trump’s Treasury Secretary, took to ...
Lake Ontario, Not Lake America: Why Ontario Must Sue Google Over Digital Colonialism
Posted on 01 September 2026In the age of the smartphone, mapping apps do not merely describe reality—they create it. When millions of people glance at their screens to navigate, plan travel, or check weather patterns, they treat the digital map as an absolute, objective truth. It is this immense psychological and cultural power that makes Google’s recent decision to alter the map of the Great Lakes so danger ...
Lake Ontario: What Google Maps would do if it respected international law
Posted on 31 August 2026In an era where digital mapping platforms function as the de facto arbiters of global geography, the boundaries and names displayed on our screens carry immense geopolitical weight. A single algorithmic adjustment or database update can reshape how millions of people perceive national sovereignty. However, a map should reflect established legal realities and bilateral treaties, no ...
Pierre Elliott Trudeau disciple challenges a Quebec cabal in new book - You're Just A Nigger
Posted on 19 August 2026Growing up as a Canadian expat in the United States, Raymond Samuels learned early on that national identity is an inheritance to be actively protected. When his classmates stood to recite the American Pledge of Allegiance, his parents had him excused. It was a foundational lesson that citizenship is not a passive habit, but a conscious allegiance to one's homeland.This profound sense ...
Gatineau Mayor presents 7 lessons to attack human rights claimants and then block future court access
Posted on 17 August 2026How to demoralize and deplete the resources of "inferiors" (Team Maude-Bisssonette's Masterclass) Across Canada, municipal leaders have traditionally adhered to a familiar, predictable script whenever their local police forces are caught red-handed in a terrible incident of racial profiling. The routine is well-worn: the mayor calls a press conference, adopts a look of p ...
Judge Catherine Piche presents 7 lessons on how to subvert the protections of human rights claimants and then block future court access
Posted on 15 August 2026A Handy Six-Step Guide to Crushing Civil Rights (The Catherine Piché Method)The foundation of a free society relies on a terrifyingly fragile premise: that when the state or the powerful violate your fundamental human rights, an independent judiciary will stand as your shield. But what happens when the shield itself becomes the weapon? Pivotal court cases do not exist in a vacuum ...
The China Blueprint: Hard Power, Sovereignty, and the Realist Path to CUSMA Renewal
Posted on 08 August 2026OTTAWA — For more than half a century, the architectural foundation of Canadian foreign policy has rested upon a comforting, if increasingly untenable, premise: that geography is destiny, and that destiny is inherently benign [CUSMA]. Shielded by three oceans and anchored by the world’s longest undefended border, Ottawa has long treated national security as an inherited asset rather tha ...
Judge Catherine Piche's attack on civil rights proves that Quebec's courtrooms need TV cameras
Posted on 07 August 2026GATINEAU - Justice must not only be done; it must be seen to be done. In Quebec, however, the administration of justice too often occurs behind closed doors, shielded from the public eye by an antiquated ban on broadcast cameras. The recent and disturbing allegations emerging from the case of Carby-Samuels v. Vill ...
