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The stench of the system: conspiracy

Something is smelling decidedly ‘off’ in today’s world, with nauseating levels of corruption, mass murder, lies, hypocrisy and repression. These three essays are based on three books I happen to have recently read, each of which provides fascinating but necessarily limited insights into the reality of contemporary society. Placed alongside each other, however, they can help us to identify the ...

The stench of the system: propaganda

Who speaks for coal country?
Subhead:Robbie Picard discusses the proposed coal mine in Alberta, arguing the project would create jobs, strengthen the local tax base and help sustain a community that has struggled since previous mine closures.#
Ezra Levant: Will Mark Carney kill the South Bow pipeline project?
Subhead:The final go/no-go decision on the South Bow pipeline will be made in mid-2027. One year to live or die.# YouTube-embed:p0vNIcWUx7U
Avi Lewis attacked Ayaan Hirsi Ali after she survived forced marriage, female genital mutilation and Islamist death threats
Subhead:Rather than challenge Ayaan Hirsi Ali's experiences, Avi Lewis repeatedly mocked and dismissed a woman who survived female genital mutilation, escaped a forced marriage, and lived under armed protection after Islamist death threats.# YouTube-embed:xGejwz6s1uc
Property rights win as Supreme Court rejects appeal in aboriginal title case
Subhead:The New Brunswick Wolastoqey First Nation had sought a declaration of aboriginal title over more than 50% of the province. In December, an appeal court judge overturned the declaration, ruling that aboriginal title could not be compatible with private property.# YouTube-embed:9AtBwgJMuOM
Bitter brew: Tim Hortons says it's hiring Canadians again — but these GTA stores still favour foreign workers
Subhead:We brought our big, beautiful billboard truck to the Toronto and Aurora locations. Our message: Don't give Tim Hortons another dollar.# YouTube-embed:bBWIBiKXItw

The WHO hates how Sweden is saving lives
Cigarettes are legal. Zyn is the problem, says the World Health Organization. As it warns about nicotine pouches on World No Tobacco Day, Sweden offers a real-world lesson in tobacco harm reduction.
Newfoundland abandons equalization court challenge
Established in 1957–58, equalization will provide Newfoundland and Labrador $113 million in 2025–26, down from $218 million last fiscal year.
Border officers seize over 2M unstamped cigarettes, arrest Ontario man in Quebec
Royal Canadian Mounted Police have charged an Ontario man after he was arrested in Quebec with over two million unstamped cigarettes.
Global security group calls Chinese interference into Canada “systemic”
The report was published just days before the Liberals welcomed China’s foreign minister Wang Yi to Ottawa for the first time in a decade.

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