Kevin Moore

David Adams, CEO, Global Automakers of Canada- “Opening the doors to Chinese EVs now would render Canada's investments in the sector pointless, because Chinese vehicles would take over the market.” Note: China's low labour, environmental standards along with state subsidies are why cdn automakers demand a level playing field -

Self-idolization (or the idolatry of self) obscures justice by replacing objective, moral, or divine standards with personal desires, entitlement, and ego. When an individual prioritizes their own reputation, comfort, or opinions above the well-being of others, true justice is abandoned. In Canada, Chief Justice Richard Wagner is one many poster children. He should recuse himself, and remove his own statue of himself from our Supreme Court.

Carney and the Calgary School This week, the @broadbent resurfaced an essay from last year using the so-called “Calgary School” as a lens to understand Prime Minister Carney’s political economy, particularly in light of his government’s recent economic and fiscal update. Such framing represents a category error and a reminder that parts of the Left have an elastic and ultimately unhelpful understanding of the Right. Start with the latter. The Calgary School wasn’t a formal doctrine so much as a loose group of scholars based in the University of Calgary’s political science department, including figures like Tom Flanagan, Ted Morton, Rainer Knopff, and Barry Cooper. Their principal focus was on political institutions—with a particular focus on the division of powers within Canadian federalism. They viewed the Constitution’s decentralized model as a strength that reflected Canada’s diversity and pluralism. Running through this tradition was a general skepticism about centralized authority. Influenced by thinkers like Friedrich Hayek and the Public Choice scholars, they emphasized the limits of governments to manage complex economic systems from the centre. Markets and federalism, for all their imperfections, disperse decision-making and knowledge in ways that top-down models struggle to replicate. Which is why it’s a stretch to cast Carney as part of this tradition. His government’s emerging economic agenda points in the opposite direction. The creation of entities like the Canada Strong Fund, the Build Canada Homes agency, and other quasi-independent bodies reflects a preference for centralized, technocratic management of the economy. These institutions are designed to mobilize and direct capital toward government-defined priorities. Think of it as economic and political coordination from the centre. There’s a historical analogue here—and it’s not the Calgary School. It’s the interventionist turn in Canadian political economy associated with Pierre Trudeau in the 1970s, updated with the language of modern finance. There are, of course, fair critiques of the Carney government. But if I may defend the prime minister: anti-statism isn’t one of them. If anything, the Calgary School’s core insight—that governments should be cautious about concentrating economic power—stands as a useful warning about the direction that Carney now seems inclined to take.

"Opinion: Alberta needs to face MOU failure and what it means for the province" Dennis McConaghy, calgaryherald.com/opinion/column…

The @OsgoodeNews professor, now @FedCourt_CAN_en judge, who said Blacklock’s (unsubsidized) was a “bully” because we caught 15+ federal departments sharing passwords and cut ‘n pasting stories across the public service without payment or permission. @JusticeCanadaEN @MinJusticeEn

And this is how Mark Carney's new "strategic partner" will pull his strings to get him to do whatever they want.

How many provinces have laws to align with UNDRIP? Just one. BC passed the "Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act (DRIPA)" in 2019, making it the first (and still only) province to enact legislation explicitly aligning its laws with UNDRIP. The federal government passed its own "United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act" in 2021. The Northwest Territories (not a province) passed similar implementing legislation in 2023. No other provinces have equivalent laws. Other provinces have expressed concerns or taken limited steps toward endorsement but stopped short of binding legislation.

@MarkJCarney Canada has an independent journalism industry that is evolving. What most Canadians perceive as "journalism" is nothing more than Liberal propagandist media. Mainstream media in Canada is an embarrassment. It contributes to the end of democracy.

With Carey really letting his inner authoritarian out to play literally seconds after getting his stolen majority with the legislation being tabled and removing cameras from committees, he is clearly looking to China for advice on how to handle people opposed to him.

Carney answers to Xi

The Clarity Act is a Gordian Knot. US recognition of a unilateral Declaration of Independence is the sword of Alexander. Free Alberta.

Say what you want about the convoy protests in Ottawa, but what happened to Tamara Lich should concern all of us. Tamara took a stand during a difficult time in Canada. In response, she faced a level of enforcement that many believe was excessive and intended to discourage others from speaking out. A grandmother. No criminal history. Yet treated as if she were a violent threat. A Canada-wide warrant issued for her arrest for an alleged bail breach and then locked up in jail without bail. This isn’t just about one case. It’s about how far authorities can go when people challenge government decisions. Now she’s in a legal fight that could set important precedents. If fairness, accountability, and civil liberties matter to you, this is worth supporting and watching closely. givesendgo.com/my-stand-again…

Keith Wilson says the idea that Alberta Independence would take years of chaos is a myth. The functions are known, the transition can be negotiated, and the process is far more straightforward than critics claim.

If you can't figure out WHY Mark Carney is dumping off a bunch MORE Canadian taxpayer money to Zelenskyy and Ukraine read KR News: "There are two huge areas of conflict of interest for Carney and Ukraine that includes Brookfield reconstruction contracts and Brookfield nuclear reactors that keep the Canadian taxpayer money flowing to Zelenskyy and Ukraine." Let us know what you think in the comments. READ KR News (click on the 8. Ukraine link to bring you to #8 Carney mission): kraydensrightnews.com/p/brookfield-f…

Canadians should not just be calling for Chief Justice Richard Wagner to recuse himself from this appeal by the government. We should be calling for his removal as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. #WagnerOUT

You bodyguards block independent journalists from asking questions. If the journalists persist, you arrest them. You have sworn to enact new censorship laws. And you have colonized the mainstream media, making them completely dependent on your subsidies. And they act like it.

I’ll have some exciting news to share this week. As many of you now know, after 25 years of writing for La Presse—entirely on a volunteer basis—the newspaper decided to “pause” our relationship last month following comments I made about how government tax credits may be fostering editorial bias in parts of the media landscape, often favouring the governing Liberals. Just agreed to write for a new outlet, with my first piece coming out this Wednesday. More details to come—stay tuned.

An independent Alberta does not scare Canadians away. It attracts them. Low taxes, business friendly government, oil revenue staying home. The population boom that follows is exactly what sends home values soaring.

Remember when you kicked out journalists to meet with a United Front group that helped Parm Bains defeat Kenny Chiu, which effectively killed foreign agent registry legislation? I know when you say China is our strategic partner Mark, what you really mean is that it’s yours. x.com/realandyleesho…

🚨FULL BLOWN CRISIS IN BC🚨 Thank you @DwightNewmanLaw for raising this issue further. Dr Newman makes many excellent points in his article. “…there is now a court challenge suggesting inadequate respect for the rights of Alaskan Indigenous nations in British Columbia. Yes, you read that right.” Yes that’s true. Where does this lead us? ➡️US Tribes eligible for Mineral Tax Revenue from B.C. resource projects? ➡️US Tribes get equity ownership of B.C. resource projects? ➡️US Tribes can claim rights to private property in British Columbia? All because the NDP government doesn’t want to let go of DRIPA. DRIPA has now become a sovereignty crisis for BC and Canada. lawforbreakfast.substack.com/p/breaking-for… #bcpoli