Prime Minister Mark Carney holds a news conference in Gyeongju,
South Korea, at the conclusion of the 2025 Asia-Pacific Economic
Cooperation (APEC) summit.
Carney Lays It Down
at APEC: “Division Causes Instability” - nOV 1
The world is rebalancing. And Canada’s remarks at the 2025 APEC
Summit reveal a quiet but unmistakable shift in global leadership.
Canada’s place at
Asian summit was ‘earned’: Tom Mulcair - Nov 2
Political commentator Tom Mulcair discusses Prime Minister Mar
Carney’s trip to Asia, the U.S. tariffs, and more.
Inside Bank of
Canada's Starkest WARNING in Decades - Nov 2
The Bank of Canada just cut interest rates again but behind the
numbers is a deeper warning: Canada’s economy is shifting. And the
central bank is quietly signaling that its most powerful tools might
no longer be enough.
CHINA Offer To
Canada "LET'S TRIPLE OUR TRADE" - While Dropping The USA - Nov 3
CHINA to CANADA "We Are Open For Business" while dropping the USA
and pivoting to all nations in the World. USA adds TRILLIONS more
DEBT and has NO plan.
Canada JUST
CONFIRMED New Japanese Trade Deal! - Nov 2
Canada has officially confirmed a new trade deal with Japan, marking
a major realignment in global trade strategy and signaling a shift
away from traditional U.S. dependence.
In this urgent analysis, Professor Richard D. Wolff unpacks what
this means for North America’s trade future, Asian market expansion,
and the rising power of Pacific alliances.
The confirmation is official: Canada and Japan have inked a
groundbreaking trade deal that could boost manufacturing, energy
exports, and digital cooperation.
But beneath the surface, this partnership carries deep geopolitical
implications — and the U.S. is watching closely. In this episode,
Wolff breaks down how this deal challenges America’s trade dominance
and strengthens Asia’s economic influence in the West.
Canada IN SHOCK as
Crown Royal SHUTS DOWN Alcohol Production - Ford FURIOUS As Plant
Moves To U.S! - Nov 2
Canada IN SHOCK as Crown Royal SHUTS DOWN Alcohol Production - Ford
FURIOUS As Plant Moves To U.S!
Ukraine Hit Moscow
With Just 2 Jets — Causing $620,000,000 Damage in 16 Minutes - Nov 3
Ukraine executed a strike deep into Moscow using only two modified
fighter jets. Ukraine shocked analysts worldwide. The attack lasted
sixteen minutes, yet inflicted an estimated $620,000,000 in damage
to fuel reserves, command nodes, and critical infrastructure.
Ukraine demonstrated that innovation and strategy can overpower
sheer numbers and expensive air defenses. This operation sent a
message: aggression will be answered, no matter the distance.
Ukraine continues adapting on the battlefield, reshaping modern
warfare through stealth, drones, and daring raids. For many
observers, this marked a psychological turning point. Ukraine showed
the world that determination can rewrite the balance of power.
Finance Minister
François-Philippe Champagne delivers the federal budget – November
4, 2025
Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne speaks in the House of
Commons after tabling the federal budget. This is the first budget
presented by Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government.
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minutes into this video...
The Front Bench
breaks down the federal budget and what it all means
The Front Bench analyzes the budget’s release, party reactions,
possible amendments and the message Ottawa is sending to Canadians.
At Issue | Carney’s
1st budget
At Issue special edition: Prime Minister Mark Carney unveils a
budget meant to kickstart the Canadian economy.
PM Carney oversells
and under delivers federal budget
Sun political columnist Brian Lilley says Prime Minister Mark Carney
has over sold the under delivered his first federal budget. The
federal deficit is now set at $78.3 billion and revenues are down
and spending is up.
Canada’s big
defence spend - Nov 4
Prime Minister Mark Carney wants to spend an extra $9 billion on
defence and fast. CBC News chief correspondent Adrienne Arsenault
looks at an industry ready to cash-in and travels north of the
Arctic Circle where there are strong opinions on how best to bolster
Canada’s Arctic security.
Canada Moves to
REBUKE U.S. Ambassador Hoekstra - Trump’s Envoy SPARKS Diplomatic
Firestorm - Nov 6
Canada is taking a stand after a shocking diplomatic incident
involving U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra. During a high-profile gala
in Ottawa, Hoekstra reportedly berated Ontario’s trade
representative using profane language — an outburst that stunned
guests and set off a political storm. Ontario Premier Doug Ford
demanded an apology, while foreign-policy experts urged Global
Affairs Canada to issue a formal reprimand. The controversy has now
become a test of tone and respect between two longtime allies. As
Washington’s diplomacy under President Trump grows more combative,
Ottawa’s response reflects quiet firmness — protecting Canada’s
dignity while keeping communication open. This video breaks down
what happened, why it matters, and how Canada’s calm but decisive
reaction could redefine the balance in U.S.–Canada relations.
Carney’s GENIUS
Puts the Final Nail in the Coffin for Poilievre’s Career! - Nov 6
Conservative MP Chris D’Entremont has officially crossed the floor
to join Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberal government, and reports
suggest he may not be the last.
Analysts are calling this a political earthquake — a moment that
shows how Carney’s leadership, stability, and economic vision are
reshaping Canadian politics. With Pierre Poilievre’s party facing
growing internal divisions and moderates losing faith, the contrast
couldn’t be clearer.
Mark Carney’s calm, pragmatic leadership has inspired confidence not
just among Canadians, but even across party lines. Experts predict
more MPs will follow, creating what could become the largest
political realignment in years — one built on competence, not chaos.
Trump Said “We
Don’t Need Canada’s Lumber” — Now America’s Paying the Price! - Nov
6
When Donald Trump claimed the U.S. didn’t need Canada’s lumber, few
expected the housing market meltdown that followed. Tariffs
backfired, driving home prices up and crippling builders, while
Canada turned crisis into opportunity—expanding global exports and
redefining its economic power. Discover how a single trade war
reshaped North America’s future.
Room ERUPTS in
Laughter as Carney Mocks Trump’s Policies in Latest Speech - Nov 7,
2025
Mark Carney’s speech at the Canadian Club Toronto has sent
shockwaves through Ottawa and beyond. In this defining moment, Prime
Minister Carney outlined his vision for a more independent,
confident, and ambitious Canada — one that no longer plays second to
anyone.
From calling out U.S. protectionism to encouraging Canadians to
“build big, fast, and bold again,” Carney’s words struck a chord
across the nation. His viral “country club” remark — comparing U.S.
trade policy to an exclusive club — lit up headlines worldwide.
But this wasn’t just a speech about policy. It was about leadership.
About honesty. About redefining what it means to stand for Canada in
a world of uncertainty.
Carney also took an indirect jab at Pierre Poilievre, reminding
Canadians that leadership is built on results, not rhetoric. And
with Conservative MPs crossing the floor to join his government,
Carney’s message has never been stronger: the era of division is
over — Canada is building again.
CANADA - Great
Economic News Just Released! - Nov 8
Fantastic JOBS NUMBERS for Canada as Canadians CHOOSE CANADA with
their wallets - USA stops reporting numbers and descends into chaos.
Analysis here.
Canada’s $20B
Submarine Deal with South Korea STUNS Washington! - Nov 8
Canada just stunned Washington with a historic $20 billion submarine
pact with South Korea — a deal that could redefine global defense
alliances. As Prime Minister Mark Carney pushes for independence
from U.S. industry, this Canada–Korea partnership signals a bold
shift in power, technology, and strategy across the Pacific.
“We Don’t Need
Their Lumber” – Trump’s Pride Got EXPENSIVE - Nov 9
When tariffs rise, houses fall. Behind a single policy choice,
entire communities were left waiting, for lumber, for homes, for
clarity. But while the U.S. dug in, Canada quietly turned a trade
blow into a blueprint for renewal.
November 9, 2025 | St. Andrew's Church, Ottawa |
Sunday Worship Service | Remembrance Sunday
Join us for Remembrance Sunday as Rev. Dr. Karen Dimock reflects on
justice and hope through Habakkuk and Luke. With music from Parry
and Vaughan Williams, and ceremonial elements including the Last
Post, Lament, and Reveille, we gather to honour lives remembered and
seek God’s presence.
Be Part of Our Worship Community: Experience the peace and joy of
coming together in God's presence. Whether you're seeking spiritual
nourishment, a sense of community, or simply a moment of
tranquility, our service welcomes all.
At St. Andrew's Church, we deepen our relationship with God, each
other and the world, through Jesus Christ, by building connections,
growing in faith, and serving others.
Canada's annual
Remembrance Day ceremony will be held at the National War Museum in
Ottawa to commemorate the nation's war veterans and fallen soldiers.
Dignitaries will include the prime minister and the Silver Cross
Mother, who represents the mothers of fallen soldiers.
This year's events will feature a full Veterans’ March, choir
performances, an RCMP BlackHawk fly-by, a 21-gun salute, and wreath
placements.
7 Times Canada
QUIETLY CHANGED the World
Joly FIRES BACK at
U S With New Auto Trade Deal - Wolff Responds - Nov 9
Canada’s Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly just FIRED BACK at the U.S.
with a bold new auto trade deal that could reshape North America’s
economy. While Washington struggles to maintain control, Canada is
seizing the opportunity to redefine trade alliances — this time, on
its own terms.
Conservative Party
is DONE With Poilievre After Carney’s Strategy Exposes Him - Nov 10
A major shockwave has hit Canadian politics. Conservative MP Chris
d’Entremont appeared on CBC and made stunning revelations about
Pierre Poilievre’s leadership, exposing deep divisions inside the
Conservative Party.
In this Canada
Today exclusive analysis, we break down what d’Entremont revealed —
including his claim that three or four more Conservative MPs are
preparing to join Mark Carney’s Liberal government.
If true, it would give Prime Minister Mark Carney a simple majority
in Parliament — and deliver the final blow to Poilievre’s political
credibility.
We’ll explore what
pushed d’Entremont to leave, how Carney’s leadership style contrasts
sharply with Poilievre’s populism, and why even longtime
Conservatives are beginning to side with Carney’s vision for
stability, diplomacy, and national unity.
From caucus infighting and intimidation tactics to voter backlash
against Poilievre himself, this story reveals the real crisis inside
the Conservative Party — and how Carney’s steady hand is reshaping
Ottawa’s power dynamics.
America LOSES Its
Tomato Empire — Canada & Mexico STRIKE Back! - Nov 10
America is facing a massive agricultural crisis. America LOSES its
Tomato empire as trade tensions rise across North America. The
once-powerful U.S. tomato industry collapses after Canada’s shocking
import ban — and Canada & Mexico STRIKE Back!, taking control of the
market.
Thousands of American farmers are losing their crops, exports are
falling, and trade routes are freezing. This video explains how
America lost its tomato empire and how Canada and Mexico struck back
to reshape the future of North America’s food trade forever.
Ontario breaks
ground on battery storage project – November 12, 2025
Ontario Premier Doug Ford holds a news conference in Edwardsburgh
Cardinal to mark the beginning of construction on a new battery
storage facility. Ford says the facility, called the Skyview 2
Battery Energy Storage System, will be the largest in Canada.
Also speaking at the event are Stephen Lecce (Ontario’s minister of
energy and mines), Greg Sarazin (Chief of the Algonquins of
Pikwakanagan First Nation), Tory Deschamps (mayor of Edwardsburgh
Cardinal), Steve Clark (MPP for Leeds–Grenville–Thousand Islands),
and Ben Greenhouse (CEO of Potentia Renewables).
No Country EVER Did
This to Trump… Until Canada Just Did - Nov 12
Canada just did what no country has ever dared to do — stand up to
Donald Trump and make him completely irrelevant.
In a historic 40-minute speech, Prime Minister Mark Carney calmly
dismantled America’s four-year dominance strategy and declared
something the world never expected to hear.
Carney didn’t challenge Trump with threats — he outsmarted him with
strategy. From the trillion-dollar “Build Canada” initiative to the
Buy Canadian policy, Carney has just rewritten the rules of North
American economics. And for the first time in modern history,
Trump’s chaos playbook doesn’t work.
This video breaks down how Canada quietly erased U.S. leverage,
rebuilt its industries from within, and launched a new era of
economic independence that could reshape the global balance of
power.
PM Carney announces
second round of nation-building projects - Nov 13
Prime Minister Mark
Carney on texting with Trump, the housing crisis and the perils of
AI - Nov 13
For defending Canada in a time of turmoil, Mark Carney is our pick
for the most influential person of 2025. Here, the prime minister
sits down for an exclusive interview with Malcolm Johnston,
editor-in-chief of Toronto Life.
THE FUTURE OF THE
ROYAL CANADIAN NAVY: Korea's KSS-III Submarine - Nov 13
Canada’s future under the sea could soon be defined by the KSS-III
Canadian Patrol Submarine (CPS) — one of the most advanced
conventional submarines ever built, designed by Hanwha Ocean of
South Korea.
Built for Arctic operations, stealth, and endurance, the KSS-III CPS
meets and exceeds Canada’s Patrol Submarine Program requirements.
With lithium-ion batteries and Air Independent Propulsion, it offers
unmatched submerged endurance and advanced capabilities for the
Royal Canadian Navy.
If approved by 2026, Hanwha can deliver the first subs by 2032,
saving Canada over $1 billion and supporting Canadian jobs through
full domestic maintenance and supply partnerships.
This isn’t just a submarine — it’s a strategic partnership between
Canada and South Korea, strengthening defence, shipbuilding,
aerospace, and energy collaboration.
