Mark Carney's reported $70-billion deal with the United Arab Emirates is being criticized, with suggestions that the Middle Eastern country was ready to invest but found no suitable opportunities.

Jesse Kline outlines concerns regarding the Canadian Liberals' proposed digital safety act, questioning whether Mark Carney's involvement suggests an overreach into parental responsibilities.

Jesse Kline argues that Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney's acknowledgment of an antisemitism 'crisis' is insufficient, stating that merely setting a tone and calling for better behavior from Canadians is not enough to address the issue.

Rob Breakenridge talks with Jesse Kline about Canada's stagnant economy, declining living standards and expanding government

An IMF economist's optimistic view on Canada's economic performance is being questioned as the country's own data presents a less favorable picture, suggesting a potential disconnect in assessments.

A new poll indicates that support for the Jewish people's right to a homeland and Israel's right to defend itself remains strong among Canadians, despite efforts by "Israel-haters."

An opinion piece criticizes Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand, questioning her assertion that Canada is a global leader and suggesting that no other nations are following its lead.

Canadian boxer Tim Burns made history in 1908 by being the first to give a Black man a title shot, a moment highlighted as 'Canadian Glory'.

Hamas has reportedly admitted that some individuals previously identified as journalists killed by Israel were, in fact, terrorists. This admission challenges lists maintained by advocacy groups.

An opinion piece discusses Mark Carney's views and criticizes Canada's proposed online harms bill, arguing that while social media causes harm to youth, the bill itself could be worse.

A National Post opinion piece criticizes the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) for allegedly applying a double standard, allowing Muslim charities with suspected links to terrorism to operate freely while targeting Jewish non-profits.

Opinion pieces from Canadian media outlets criticize a recent government fiscal update and broader economic policies, arguing they fail to address the country's economic decline. The critiques suggest a disconnect between government plans and economic realities.

An opinion piece by Jesse Kline argues that public grocery stores, like the NDP, consistently prove to be a miserable failure, citing discouraging real-world examples.

For unprincipled politicians like Lori Idlout, Carney's pragmatism and Lewis' socialism are but two sides of the same coin

An analysis suggests that Iran's terrorist regime has emerged in a stronger position following recent conflicts.

An opinion piece by Jesse Kline argues that Islamic extremism is clearly responsible for antisemitic violence, criticizing the government for its apparent failure to acknowledge this.

A PBO report suggests that Mark Carney is taking risks with public funds, highlighting concerns about the government's lack of transparency.

An opinion piece criticizes former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney's proposal for a sovereign wealth fund, framing it as an admission of Liberal government failures and a hostile environment for private investment.

An opinion piece criticizes political figure Carney, asserting that his actions have created division rather than fostering a 'unity government' and have alienated voters and the opposition.

Columnist Jesse Kline argues that subjecting Air Canada to the Official Languages Act has always been unnecessary, and even more so in the current era of AI translators.

Even Canada is considering involving itself in this conflict