Canada Archive

On March 9, 2025, Canada witnessed a seismic shift in its political landscape as Mark Carney, a former central banker with no prior elected office, was crowned the new leader of the Liberal Party and, by extension, the country’s next Prime Minister. This transition, however, was no triumph of democratic will. It was an orchestrated installation, executed with zero transparency and the participation of a mere 0.35% of Canada’s population—approximately 150,000 Liberal Party members.

Let’s face it: Canadian politicians aren’t dazzling anyone with their brilliance right now. As the United States hits us with a 25% tariff on Canadian and Mexican goods, our fearless leaders have decided the best counterpunch is a “booze war”—yanking American wine, beer, and spirits off provincial shelves just to spite Trump.

In recent years, evidence has mounted suggesting that the People’s Republic of China (PRC) has engaged in a sophisticated campaign to infiltrate and influence Canadian governmental institutions. From election interference to espionage targeting politicians, this pattern of behavior has raised alarm bells among security experts and policymakers.

Canada’s cities, once celebrated globally for their cleanliness, order, and safety, are now facing a stark and troubling transformation. Under the leadership of Liberal and NDP governments, the nation’s urban centers have descended into chaos, marked by trash-littered streets, rampant drug use, and surging violence.

The political landscape in Canada is once again set to be manipulated by unelected elites as the Liberal establishment prepares to install Mark Carney as the next Prime Minister. Carney, much like the coffee chain Tim Hortons, may claim to be Canadian, but his loyalties lie elsewhere.

The vision of Alberta as an independent nation is fueled by optimism and the potential for significant economic growth. This article outlines a path towards sovereignty, highlighting the steps, a hopeful timeline, and the myriad benefits that could elevate Alberta to new heights of prosperity and self-determination. Moreover, we'll explore rough projections of Alberta's GDP and GDP per capita as an independent country.

In recent weeks, a troubling pattern has emerged in Canada’s political landscape: a series of polls, allegedly conducted by liberal-inclined pollsters, showing the Liberal Party of Canada leading in key ridings ahead of the next federal election. While polling is a cornerstone of democratic discourse, the timing, consistency, and selective nature of these polls raise serious questions about their legitimacy. What’s even more alarming is how this tactic mirrors strategies employed by authoritarian regimes to manipulate public perception and justify fraudulent electoral outcomes. In authoritar…