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Adam Zivo: It is in Canada's interest to forge deeper ties with Ukraine (opens the original)
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Some critics have argued that Prime Minister Mark Carney’s pursuit of an enhanced alliance with Ukraine undermines Canadian interests. In truth, investing in Kyiv’s defence puts Canada first by cost-effectively safeguarding our country in an increasingly perilous world. Consider our fragile Arctic sovereignty, for example. Both Russia and China have made clear that they want to dominate the Far North. Their ambitions are neither hypothetical nor abstract: Moscow has been rapidly expanding its Ar
Adam Zivo: Canada-Ukraine drone deal, exactly what our military needs (opens the original)
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Canada and Ukraine deepened their relationship on Thursday by signing a series of strategic partnerships primarily focused on defence. This is a good development, as the deal is structured in a way that will strengthen Ottawa’s military prowess, but more details are sorely needed to properly assess the full return-on-investment. The enhanced alliance was announced in Calgary by Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who is visiting Canada for three days. Their pr
Adam Zivo: Jason Arday affair exposed the moral rot of progressives (opens the original)
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Former Cambridge Professor Jason Arday — who until recently was lauded as an anti-racist prodigy — died by his own hand last week after being exposed as a plagiarist and pathological fraud. His story should be remembered as a cautionary tale of how radical diversity initiatives can corrupt academia, yet some progressives are spinning him as a martyr and prosecuting a witch hunt against anyone who helped expose his lies. Arday emerged as a niche celebrity in 2023, when, at age 37, he became the y
Adam Zivo: The Canadian who helped set the stage for the war against Iran (opens the original)
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Although Canada officially refused to join the United States’ springtime war against Iran, new information suggests that Canadian personnel indirectly assisted the campaign while embedded with American forces. This is nothing to be ashamed of. If anything, Ottawa’s support should have been more fulsome, consistent and overt. When American bombs began to pummel the Islamic Republic of Iran in March, Prime Minister Mark Carney denounced the campaign as “inconsistent with international law,” and cl
Adam Zivo: CBC 'investigation' misleads public on consumption sites (opens the original)
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The CBC published an investigative story on July 5, suggesting that the closure of Ontario’s supervised consumption sites has been exacerbating the province’s overdose crisis. A broader look at the data, though, suggests that post-closure outcomes have actually been inconclusive or positive, and that the broadcaster is using cherry-picked figures to push activist propaganda. The story focused on overdose calls to paramedics in the first five months of 2026 and found that, on a year-over-year bas
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