mr. worldwide 🇨🇦 🇬🇹

one thing I always have loved about Canada is they'll have some local equivalent to an American thing that's just slightly off enough to be really funny. Like how they have a pizza chain called Pizza Pizza that has nothing to do with Little Caesars.

It's insane to me that most Americans can't even comprehend metric units and Celsius without converting. I understand it's not the system used, but it IS the international system, used in all scientific fields and ~every other country. Useful to at least instill the basics.

Hey TMZ. Yes, I’m at Disney with my grandkids. Should we be in DC? Yes! But I don't get to make that decision.

A teen cousin showed me this in her AP American Government book. Trump is similar ideologically to Hitler and Bernie Sanders is a touch off the center to the left.

Trump has proposed a $1.5 trillion defense budget — a 40% increase, the largest since WWII. In exchange for more war he wants to: -Cut the EPA budget by half -Cut $10.7 billion for housing -Cut $8.5 billion for K-12 programs -Cancel $15 billion for clean energy -Cut $2.5 billion for clean drinking water -Eliminate $1.6 billion for youth job training -Cut $3.5 billion from the Labor Department -Eliminate $395 million for senior employment -Eliminate $775 million in food assistance grants -Eliminate the National Endowment for Democracy -Cut $5 billion from the National Institutes of Health -Eliminate the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) In all, cuts to domestic programs would account for a 10% reduction in discretionary spending.

americans pronounce the hell out of the second T in toronto 😭

Pierre Poilievre attempts to define 'gdp per capita': "It's your income, really."

For years, I have warned that international agreements would begin to dictate how land is used, accessed, and even owned in Canada. That reality is now before us with the Carney government’s implementation of the 30 by 30 mandate. Canada is a signatory to the Convention on Biological Diversity, which I have long said is not an abstract agreement. Today, we are seeing those commitments take shape through policies like conserving 30% of our land and water by 2030. Conservation is important. But Canadians deserve to understand what this means in practice. This is not just environmental policy. It is about land, sovereignty, and the future of our communities. Parliament must do more than implement global targets. It must ensure transparency, accountability, and a balance that protects both our environment and the ability of Canadians to live, build, and thrive.