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"Not his best work…" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 oh Wab! www.youtube.com/shorts/jP4oN...
— Vanelle 🦋🇨🇦 🎹🎤 & Buy Canadian Warrior (@vanellemusic.bsky.social) August 27, 2026 at 1:55 PM
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BREAKING NEWS: Youppi! has signed an executive order to rename Washington Nationals as “Montreal Expos,” a change the mascot says would take effect immediately pic.twitter.com/5V1xnZtajh
— Montreal Expos (@Montreal_Expos) August 27, 2026
I knew I liked Jelly Roll
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Runners-up:
Pete Hoekstra
That petition to kick Pete Hoekstra out of the country can still be signed here.What a disgusting, petty, unprofessional, cowardly undiplomatic little man @USAmbCanada @petehoekstra is. The White House has lost all their class and any semblance of respect. “The Ugly American” unchained. pic.twitter.com/uTz2hUBykE
— Stephano🍁Barberis (@HelloStephano) August 26, 2026
Pierre Poilievre
Pierre Poilievre demands that the PM adopt his economic plans, no matter how nonsensical they actually are. Because he has one set of solutions for all of Canada’s problems, and he will not be dissuaded.
— Dale Smith (@journodale.bsky.social) August 25, 2026 at 11:06 AM
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Jamil Jivani
Evan Scrimshaw writes a blistering column on Jivani, and on Poilievre's cowardice for not getting rid of him:
...Jamil Jivani wants to be the next Leader of His Majesty’s Loyal Opposition, and yet I don’t think there’s a less apt word for the soon-to-be ex-MP for Bowmanville-Oshawa North is acting these days. Jivani is selling out his country, and every day Poilievre lets him sit in caucus is a day he enables treachery... ...Jivani is clearly not putting Canada’s interests first. He never has, from when he gave an interview to Breitbart about how Canadians are throwing a hissy fit over the 51st State comments and tariffs to now, when he had a self aggrandizing statement out and a media interview ready within 24 hours of the talks collapsing after months of quiet. His argument - that America’s allowed to attack us but we shouldn’t hit back because it’ll “accelerate” their efforts to attack again - belongs in a textbook outlining various methods of psychological abuse, not an actual proposal for Canadian governance.
It would be a bad enough argument in a vacuum, but Jivani’s history with Vance makes it unacceptable. Assuming Democrats flip North Carolina, they have 47 Senate seats that can pretty safely be placed on their side of the ledger. Arguably their next four best chances of victory? Michigan, Maine, Ohio, and Alaska - four states highly integrated with the Canadian economy and for whom these tariffs will continue to be a disaster, at least in the short term. Canada refusing to retaliate would be great for the political fortunes of Dan Sullivan and Susan Collins, which is in turn great for the political fortunes of the Trump/Vance administration. Is he doing it because of Vance? I don’t know what’s in his heart, but he has more anger for Canadians being attacked than our attackers and his fantasy football buddy called Poilievre a nobody and Canada a state in the last 96 hours.
Poilievre’s tolerance of this is cowardice, even if we know why he’s doing it. Poilievre knows his base is psychotically pro-Trump, so standing up for his country and not getting fired becomes a hard puzzle to juggle. So he lets the MP for 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue get away with whatever he wants, because he doesn’t have the courage to do what everybody knows is right and fight back against his critics. ...
US Senator Ted Cruz - this is hilarious, what an ultramaroon.
Ted didn’t notice the name of the account who posted this Dolly clip he retweeted until it was much too late. He finally deleted it after he was made aware.
— Ron Filipkowski (@ronfilipkowski.bsky.social) August 26, 2026 at 6:36 PM
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Today's good Canada news:
The American brain drain gathers pace.
— Mark Chadbourn (@chadbourn.bsky.social) August 27, 2026 at 11:13 AM
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"Canada’s top economists told the country’s finance minister that the damage from the spiraling trade war with the US should be manageable, potentially bolstering Prime Minister Mark Carney’s case for walking away from the talks." www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
— Bob Burgess (@bobburgess.bsky.social) August 27, 2026 at 2:35 PM
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— The Globe and Mail (@theglobeandmail.com) August 27, 2026 at 8:29 PM
The Peace by Chocolate folks are quick out of the gate. Well done.
— Christopher Dornan (@chrisdornan.bsky.social) August 27, 2026 at 7:33 PM
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I take it that yesterday's theme was "Black Dog" or "Three Dog Night"? Hint: the page is completely black.
US Border Patrol is advertising for scuba divers to check fish for pasports at the underwater border of Lake Ontario. They say the slippery little buggers are sliding away from their patrols.
Saturday night Live won’t have to rewrite much.
Leblanc (and Carny?) must be delusional .....
"LeBlanc welcomes U.S. decision 'withdrawing positions' on language, culture
Minister says 'clarifications on their other positions' would keep prospect of deal alive"
I, for one, am sick of good-cop/bad-cop psycho drama.
I do not trust Carny.
Be afraid, very afraid ....
"'Emergency': Trump biographer warns the president just 'invaded Canada'"
the president’s renaming of Lake Ontario is a bigger deal than many realize. In fact, says Abramson, it’s “a bit of an emergency.
“The argument that Trump invaded Canada today is more compelling than many realize,” posted Abramson. “The border between Canada and the U.S. runs through the middle of Lake Ontario. By claiming to have the power to rename the entire lake, Trump is claiming the lake. That's invasion by declaration.”
By way of analogy, this is what conquistadors did in the Age of Exploration — plant flags on foreign soil and declare it home soil. In Literary Studies, we call this a ‘speech-act.’ Mind you, there are counter-arguments, but this is clearly a major international incident. Speech-acts — including attempted ones — have a complicated history in the law. Don't presume that you can just look at this situation and spitball what did or didn't happen as a layperson. What Trump did today was historically controversial and problematic. It can't be waved away.”
https://www.alternet.org/trump-lake-ontario-2677790787/
Sorry Cap i don't know what went wrong with the tablet view. At the bottom iof this screen there is a "see web version" link and that will take you to the whole page where you can find yesterday's post
I don't trust a troll who can't spell the PM's name.
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