Approximately 1.8 million people in Canada identify as Indigenous (First Nations, Métis, and Inuit). Over the past 10–11 years alone, the federal government has directed roughly $250–300 billion toward Indigenous programs, services, transfers, and settlements—primarily benefiting First Nations communities. Despite this scale of spending, Indigenous people continue to experience the highest poverty rates, the highest incarceration rates, and the highest rates of homicide victimization in Canada. Repeating the same approach year after year while expecting substantially different outcomes is not a viable strategy. A fundamental change in policy and delivery is needed.

When the Soros heir celebrates an election, you can be sure there's more to the story. Let's look at who Alex Soros actually is. He chairs the Open Society Foundations, the largest private political-philanthropy machine on the planet. His father put over $32 billion into it. Over three decades it has handed out more than 50,000 grants, over $24 billion, to NGOs, activist groups, media outlets, legal networks and "civil society" organizations in scores of countries. Its annual budget is still well over a billion dollars. He also chairs Democracy PAC, the family's political war chest. This cycle alone it has poured more than $100 million into Democratic campaigns, making the Soros family the single largest individual donor of the 2026 midterms. Alex himself said he's "more political" than his father. Shortly after taking over, he was meeting with Schumer, Trudeau, and yes, Lula. So no, this isn't a random guy cheering for democracy. This is the man who funds the ecosystem, celebrating the result. Now look at what that ecosystem pushes. No one has bankrolled the open-borders movement like Open Society: migrant advocacy groups, legal challenges to every enforcement measure, NGOs lobbying for asylum without limits. In 2015 George Soros wrote, in plain words, that Europe should take in at least a million asylum seekers a year, for the foreseeable future. That's not a theory about them. That's their published program. And here's the core problem with the "open society." A society open to everything is closed to nothing, including the forces that will dissolve it. No borders, no shared culture, no common identity, no confidence in its own history. That isn't openness. It's a civilization being asked to stop defending itself. Popper's idea was a society open to criticism. What they built is a society forbidden from saying no. The West wasn't built by people who were ashamed of it. It was built by people who believed it was worth something: its law, its faith, its science, its freedom. Take that away and you don't get a global utopia. You get a vacuum. And vacuums get filled. That's the fight we're in. It isn't left versus right. It's whether the West still believes it has the right to exist. Win it, and we get a renaissance. Lose it, and the dark ages won't be a metaphor.

Europe and Canada are being connected by a direct undersea internet cable that bypasses the US. The project will be called Leif Erikson, named after one of the first Scandinavian explorers to reach America. It will be one of the first parts of Canada's "Sovereign Cable System" because a large majority of current cables are either passing by the US or controlled by US companies. The cable itself will be built and operated by Bulk, a Norwegian digital infrastructure company. Europe is building resilience into a global ecosystem that has many chokepoints controlled by the US.

Hey @grok, if you had $10,000 to invest in 2010 and you listened to Elon Musk instead of Jim Cramer and invested that money into Tesla stock at its IPO, how much money would your investment be worth today?

Neil Oliver warns that demographic replacement is being attempted at unprecedented scale and speed, arguing that mass migration is being deliberately engineered and insisting that we ask who is orchestrating it.

Newest Insanity: Mark Carney's Signature Housing Plan Build Canada Homes Spends Millions On False Advertising Build Canada Homes is ONLY for Rental Housing & Social Housing, no Homes To BUY So why are Millions of Taxpayers Money spent on ads with what LOOKS LIKE a For Sale Sign

All Canadians were outraged that President Trump used tariffs to protect American jobs. Meanwhile, the Carney Liberals removed the requirement for employers to consider Canadian applicants first before hiring foreign workers and... crickets! Putting foreign workers ahead of Canadians is not “Elbows Up.” It’s an elbow to the chin of our own people. Common sense = Canadians First for Canadian jobs! #cdnpoli #CPC #CanadaFirst