Armed with spirit and resolve, common sense and humour, the Truckers and their millions of supporters won a victory for freedom, democracy, and the Canadian Way. No shots were fired; no violence took place, until government used force to end the Convoy. It was a glorious celebration of Canuck culture, from the street hockey games to the bouncy castles, hot tubs and beer. Photo: Donna Laframboise
“Thank You, Truckers” author details heroic Truckers, supporters, donors Truckers who took part in the Freedom Convoy in 2022 are true heroes during a crucially important part of history, and Canadians should celebrate and be proud of them, says “Thank
Read MoreFTC halts scheme that took millions, threatened credit, homes, employment As a result of a Federal Trade Commission lawsuit, a federal court has temporarily halted the operations and frozen the assets of a phantom debt collection scheme and its operators. The scheme
Read MoreAlberta lawyer Jeffrey Rath says a delegate is planning to travel to D.C. to pitch President Trump on Alberta statehood. “It’s quite evident that we’re being governed by idiots in Ottawa… there’s a number of us in Alberta that have
Read MoreMark Carney is a Carbon Tax superfan by Dan McTeague Well, we are in quite the pickle. In nine plus years as prime minister, Justin Trudeau has waged a multi-front war on the consumption and production of hydrocarbon energy, and, with that,
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Serve Robotics, the Uber spinout that builds autonomous sidewalk delivery robots, is expanding its partnership with Uber Eats.
City Hall Watcher Matt Elliott writes that Serve Robotics, a California company spun off from Postmates and now claiming to have achieved “Level 4” autonomy with its fleet of delivery robots, has hired Global Public Affairs’ Vince Amodeo to lobby about “regulation
Read MoreWorking to end modern-day slavery On February 22nd, National Human Trafficking Awareness Day, Know Human Trafficking officially announced its founding board members. “Their dedication and passion have been the driving force behind our mission to shine a light on human
Read More“The City is part of the congestion problem” The number of curb lane cafés in Toronto has dropped by 64 per cent, City staff report. In 2024, there were 304 curb lane cafés as part of CaféTO, compared with 837
Read More“Who am I even to try?” by Paul Kearley We all face seemingly insurmountable challenges in our lives. They loom before us, casting long shadows of doubt and fear, threatening to paralyze us with their sheer magnitude. Like a giant
Read Moreby Terry Aslinger Federal workers outraged that they have to provide a work summary: as a Truck Driver, I have a in cab camera facing me watching every move I make 24/7. I have a electronic device on the dash
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