On Joe Biden’s first day in office, the incoming president cancelled Keystone XL and deeply insulted his Canadian neighbour, costing Canada thousands of quality jobs and much-needed income from the project.

The Canadian oil and gas industry has been hamstrung by anti-development, anti-oil and gas activist organizations who have successfully impeded the ability to build pipelines for the past six years.

Twitter has just permanently banned a U.S. president during his term of office, an historical move resulting in the undermining of the country’s highest office both on the domestic and international stage.

With the Capitol Hill protests, and a stupid LARP (Live Action Role Play) resulting in the breach of the US Congress, domestic surveillance is likely to be back. On steroids.

We were all shocked by the images of the rioters who stormed the Capitol. These events are not worthy of one of the world’s greatest democratic republic.

The four years of the Trump Administration were the catalyst for several unavoidable phenomena. One need only to think of the brutal break with the myth of happy globalization

In the last few days, two unfortunate events have taken place that have in common their threat to the integrity of Canada. Obviously, geopolitics is really not Justin Trudeau’s strong point, to change after all.

Recently, a Greenpeace Canada blog post about a report from the Parliamentary Budget Officer on Trans Mountain’s financials quoted a hypothetical scenario to try and ‘prove’ the project will be unprofitable.

An open letter published in the Quebec outlet La Presse called for the Quebec government to fully lock down the province.

The term ‘Social Justice Warriors’ refers to people who are fanatic about social justice and will go to any lengths to preserve it. There’s no standard definition of social justice itself, so anyone can have their own.