Dawn is breaking in Alberta and votes are still being counted in the province-wide referendum held yesterday on whether to remain in the sinking ship that is Canada, and nine other questions, five of which had to do with how much more uncontrolled immigration the province will have to put up with. The actual wording of the questions is shown in blue. Here are the results from the Elections Alberta website, as of this writing. Click on the link to get the latest numbers.
In typically Canadian fashion, the main question was Number 10. Should Alberta remain a province of Canada, or should the Government of Alberta commence the legal process required under the Canadian Constitution to hold a binding provincial referendum on whether or not Alberta should separate from Canada?Tuesday, October 20, 2026
Alberta Referendum: The Canadian version of Texas votes to remain in Canada but restrict immigration and non-citizens' "rights"
Monday, October 19, 2026
VIDEO: France is burning! Lickspittle media can't explain why
Sunday, October 18, 2026
UPDATED: OK, so it wasn't a mutiny... BUT...
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith revealed this afternoon that there are 39 patients being treated in hospital. Smith said at least 19 of the injured are in critical condition. Patients were transported from Wainwright to four hospitals across the province.
BREAKING! Mutiny at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright?
Canadian Defence Minister David McGuinty was sweating profusely last night from the effort of dissembling as he faced the press following what he called "tragic events" at a Canadian Forces base in east-central Alberta. "I'm saddened to share that there have been both fatalities and injuries as a result of an incident on the base," he said in a presser in the world's second-coldest capital city.
The minion said he could not recall an incident like this "in recent memory," while at the same time divulging no details whatever about the "incident" at CFB Wainwright earlier on Saturday. Here's the video from Canadian Press.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said in a post on X that the province is "learning of a significant and tragic fire that is affecting many of our brave military personnel." She did not say whether or not she thought the "incident" had anything to do with the referendum to be held tomorrow in which fed-up Alberta citizens will finally get a chance to vote yes or no to the province's separation from TROC and whether to clamp down on mass immigration of undesirably and unassimilable Third-Worlders.
Saturday, October 17, 2026
WWW Marketplace - cars for sale
Friday, October 16, 2026
Technical trouble... we will return... eventually
Wednesday, October 14, 2026
Do you believe what the media says or what you see for yourself?
Tuesday, October 13, 2026
MUSIC VIDEO: "She taught me how to yodel" (NOT by Frank Ifield)
While we're waiting for President Trump's "energy ceasefire" supposedly agreed to by Ukraine and Russia to take effect, how about a little musical fun to distract us from the unpleasant reality.
Today we present a version of a novelty song which has been around for six decades: "She Taught Me How To Yodel". The link goes to Frank Ifield's performance of the song on The Ed Sullivan Show 7/5/67.
Frankie was born in the UK but his parents wisely moved to the land of Oz when he was a tot. He grew up in rural Australia [Is there any other kind? Ed.] where he started performing hillbilly music in his teens. He released singles which were successful in Australia and New Zealand. In America, not so much.
But that's not the version Walt wants to share with you today. We are pleased to repost this performance by a good Ukrainian girl, Софїя Шкїдченко (Sofia Shkidchenko), on Ukraine's Got Talent, in 2018.
This video has had something like 211 million hits since it was posted in 2018, and close to half a million likes. The title onscreen says that Ms Shkidchenko was 11 when it was recorded, but Ed. read elsewhere that she was born in 2005, which would have made her 13.
We're not sure if Sofia has been able to remain in Ukraine since the Russian invasion, but we understand she is actively continuing her music career internationally, performing concerts and sharing new vocal and yodeling projects across her YouTube channel and social media platforms.
She has performed live and taken part in charity events and international competitions, including appearances in Boston and on Poland's Got Talent and Spain's Got Talent. She regularly drops original tracks and covers blending pop, jazz, and traditional yodeling. Of course yodeling is not part of Ukrainian culture or tradition, but hey...
Monday, October 12, 2026
Michael Moore explains why Canadians are giving thanks today
Sunday, October 11, 2026
Thanksgiving wish for our Canadian friends and readers
Saturday, October 10, 2026
Thursday, October 8, 2026
New anti-woke Parti Québécois government to curb mass immigration
Yesterday, in "It doesn't matter where you live. The threat is real", we mentioned briefly the victory of the nationalist (thus anti-immigration) Parti Québécois in Monday's election in la Bette Province. We present now an abbreviated version of the report by Tristin Hopper in Canada's National Post.
Following Monday's election results in Québec, the province may be in for one of the more "anti-woke" programmes in the country, particularly on the issue of immigration.The "sovereignist" (read: nationalist) Parti Québécois will form a minority government, with the revitalized Québec Conservatives holding the balance of power.
The province’s premier designate, Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, has denounced the open borders policies of Canada's Liberal government, declared multiculturalism a failure and even led campaigns against "wokeisme" in politics.
One of the more immediate policy implications of the new government is likely to be tighter restrictions on immigration, and an explicit push toward increasing the fertility rate as an alternative to accepting immigrants.Among the seven priorities which the PQ pledged to pursue were pledges to cut red tape, reduce gasoline taxes and "retake control of our immigration system." For months, M Plamondon has explicitly cited high immigration as a driver of housing unaffordability, health care backlogs and criminal behaviour among Québec youth.
Rising crime rates in Québec are "linked to demographic changes, we can’t ignore that," he told le Journal de Québec last year.
Specifically, the Parti Québécois has pledged to limit permanent immigration to 35,000 per year. For context, the last year Quebec accepted fewer than 35,000 permanent immigrants per year was in 2000, when they brought in 32,502. Last year, 60,132 permanent immigrants settled in the province, with 59,440 arriving the year before.
The party's official immigration platform calls the issue an "urgent situation" that has been imposed on Québécois "without our consent", and includes a clause about using "automation" and "robotics" to reduce dependence on foreign workers.
When Prime Minister Mark Carney hinted in a New York Times interview last month that his government was planning a "controlled increase" to immigration, M Plamondon responded with a statement accusing Ottawa of attempting to subvert "Québec democracy." "A PQ government would oppose from day one any immigration increase imposed by the federal government," he said.
Québec, just like the rest of Canada, was hit by an unprecedented surge in "temporary migration" approved by Justin Trudeau's Liberal government in the immediate aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. As recently as 2015, the number of non-permanent residents entering the province was about 3600 per year. In 2023, the peak of the post-COVID migration surge, that number swelled to 125,092!
Québec has also been particularly hard hit by a wave of asylum-seekers who began entering Canada at elevated rates beginning in 2017. Until it was closed in 2023, the Roxham Road illegal border crossing into southern Québec was the primary conduit for such migrants.
According to then-Premier François Legault, in 2023 alone, an estimated 60,000 asylum-seekers registered in Québec, resulting in overflowing homeless shelters. An estimated 190,000 asylum-seekers are still in Quebec, representing more than a third of the Canadian total of 500,000. Conservative Party Leader Éric Duhaime made the issue a recurring theme of his campaign, stating that at least one third of asylum seekers had come to "profit off our social benefits", which he pledged to reduce.
He also proposed sweeping incentives to drive up the Québec birthrate, which, even if it's above the Canadian average, is at a historic low of 1.36 children per woman. The Parti Quebecois similarly rolled out a campaign promise to "slow the falling birth rate." In a statement, M Plamondon said, "Every Québécer who wants children should be able to start a family."
For both the PQ and the Conservatives, the real issue isn't the raw numbers of immigration, but the risk of cultural dilution. In an April press conference, the PQ leader accused the federal government of succumbing to the Trudeau-Carney "doctrine of postnationalism" that caused it to embrace "open borders."
Last week, as the PQ cruised toward victory, the Québec conservative columnist Mathieu Bock-Côté said that it augured a Québec "really turning the page on multiculturalism and unchecked immigration." Representatives of most mainstream Québec political parties are on record as saying that multiculturalism is a failure. The province's most recent immigration minister, Jean-François Roberge said last year, "We think ghettoization does not serve social cohesion."
Québec was also largely immune to an early 2020s phenomenon of Canadian institutions issuing reports and statements declaring themselves guilty of "systemic racism", mandating land acknowledgements and implementing identity-based quotas in official hiring. In 2024, Québec's National Assembly unanimously passed a motion endorsing merit-based hiring over DEI-style hiring based on identity quotas.
Walt sez: Québécois aren't racists. They're realists! When is the rest of North America going to wake up?!
Wednesday, October 7, 2026
It doesn't matter where you live. The threat is real...
VIDEO: "Will mass migration be the death of the West?"
Tuesday, October 6, 2026
Walt explains why brake and accelerator pedals have become so big
A long time ago, near a teak forest in southwest China, lived an old man named Chan. He made his living by carving toys, statuettes and other tchotches out of the abundant teak wood. One day Chan awoke to discover that some of his carvings, which he left on display in front of his hut, were missing. He put out some new ones only to have them disappear as well. The only clue as to what happened was a track of small footprints, about the size a boy might make.
So Chan decided to sit up all night, to find out who was stealing his objets d'art. In the wee hours, by the light of the moon, he could see a bear -- a bear with very small feet (for a bear) -- making off with his goods. So he ran out of his house shouting, "Hey! Where you go, boyfoot bear with teaks of Chan?!"
I was thinking about that last week when I was driving a rented 2026 VW Jetta Sport. I am a boyfoot bore, and found that the pedals on the Jetta (pictured below) were much larger than necessary to accommodate my small (size 7) feet, noticeably smaller than those on my 10-year-old Korean car.
I asked myself, "Self, how come is it that brake and accelerator pedals suddenly got back to 1960s size?" Then I remembered something I read in P.J. O'Rourke's Parliament of Whores. Here's a slightly edited version of what Mr O'Rourke -- a great car enthusiast and writer -- said.
For 20 years the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has been getting complaints about "unintended acceleration" or "runaway car syndrome". People claim that their automobiles take off at high speed for no reason.Usually this happens when the gearshift selector is being moved from P to D or R. The drivers swear that they didn't have their feet on the gas and often swear that they were pressing on the brake as hard as they could.
These alarming episodes of mechanical self-will are officially known as sudden-acceleration incidents. By 1987, 6000 SAIs had been reported, supposedly causing 3000 accidents, 2000 injuries and 56 deaths.
There was a great outcry in consumerism circles. Demands were made for the government to put a stop, as it were, to this. In the twinkling of an eye (by the standards of bureaucratic time, which is slower than geologic time but more expensive than time spent with Madame Claude's girls in Paris) the thing was done.
On 7 March 1989, the DOT-NHTSA produced an 81-page report written by an eight-man group of engineering savants with more than 50 years of college among them. This document presented evidence from exhaustive experiment and analysis that proved what everybody who understands how to open the hood of a car had known all along about SAIs: "Pedal misapplications are the likely cause of these incidents."
Yes, the truth was out at last! The dumb buggers stepped on the gas instead of the brake. The report shed some dim light on how this could happen, especially cases involving the Audi 5000, which was the favourite target of the Liability Lawyer Bottom-Feeder Association.
Audi had the bad luck to be designed with its brake and accelerator pedals close together (where, for the sake of quick stopping, they belong) instead of in separate counties, as they are in typical American luxury cars. Thus Audi got a large number of plush-bottom yoohoos suffering from daytime-television brain buying the 5000. These people had never driven a European car before and were too busy attaching Garfield suction-cup toys to the rear window to watch what their feet were doing.
Santa Barrazza! Mr O'Rourke put his finger [his toe, surely. Ed.] on the underlying problem -- the large and growing difference in size between Europeans and North Americans. Cars like the Buick, in which the brake pedal is separated by at least a foot from the accelerator, are designed for people with big, fat feet.
My 1963 Plymouth Savoy (the best car I ever had) had a brake pedal which was, I swear, a foot wide. This was a problem because, in the absence of a clutch, there was a great temptation to rest one's left foot on the brake, giving rise to a conflict between accelerator and brake which, fortunately, the brake usually won.
There is an obvious fix for the big-feet-small-pedals problem, and I was surprised, while driving the VW, to discover that European car makers (or Volkswagen at least) have figured it out at last. North Americans are not going to get smaller, so the solution is to make the pedals bigger and separated by more space, as in the picture.
And what's that huge pedal on the left? Is it a clutch? Nooooo. The Jetta is an eight-speed automatic (note: not a CVT). What looks like a pedal is a really a "dead pedal" a plate fixed to the floor to give you a place to rest your big fat foot! Problem solved!
Further reading: "Lard butts more likely to die in car crashes than non-Americans", WWW 30/10/14.
Monday, October 5, 2026
Indeed, this is something you don't see every day
Walt [and Ed.! Ed.] wish to thank the Patriot Post for a never-ending supply of excellent memes. If you have been on some other planet for the last week, read "Wannabe flydubai hijacker planned to crash plane into Israeli tower in 9/11-like attack", New York Post 5/10/26.
VIDEO: France's "Amelia" mourns her once-great country
I would call Thaïs d’Escufon France's answer to the famous Amerlia, except that Thaïs is a real person! She originally posted this video on "X", to warn American and European friends of the dangers of mass immigration, especially of Islamists who want to impose on us their "Religion of Peace".
We can see in her video the kind of "peace" Islamic extremism has brought to what used to be the most civilized and cultured nation of Europe. "I’m so ashamed," she writes, "but you need to see what France has become. Don’t make the same mistakes we did. The only peaceful solution is to send them back to their countries of origin they love so much. We cannot coexist. It will be them, or us." [Walt's emphasis]
Sunday, October 4, 2026
The conspiracy is NOT a theory: Islamists urge vote for Dimocrats
In spite of the presence in their ranks of persons like Ilhan Omar and Zohran Mamdani, the Democrats have been at pains to deny any links between themselves and the Islamists who wish to kill us "infidels" and impose Sharia Law on the world. Anyone who believes there is any connection is, they say, the victim of brainwashing by the delusional Orange Man.
Saturday, October 3, 2026
Your Sikhs today: Alberta edition
Friday, October 2, 2026
Your Sikhs today: British Columbia & western Canada edition
When we wrote a week ago that we'd be back on October 1st "ifn False Creek don't rise", only one assiduous reader guessed that we might be headed for British Columbia -- Canada's answer to the lalaland that is California. Indeed we were, but not BC's Lower Mainland, which is now part of Canuckistan. From Langley BC, just east of Sikh-majority Surrey, comes an announcement from the Mounties that they've nabbed five "foreign nationals" charged with extortion-related crimes in the region.
Anyone want to guess the country from which the "foreign nationals" hail? Anyone? Yes indeedy, it's India! Anyone want to guess the ethnicity/religion of the five? We have only their names (and only the partial name of one is revealed) but let's just see...
Supt. Harm Dosange (usually spelled "Dosanjh") announced today that as part of Project E_PURSUANCE, his minions yesterday arrested in Surrey:
Sanket Singla, a 23-year-old from India, charged with: Extortion, contrary to s. 346(1.1) (b) of Criminal Code; Two counts of recklessly discharging a firearm into or at a place, contrary to s. 244.2(3)(b) of the Criminal Code; Two counts of causing damage by fire or explosion to property, contrary to s. 434 of the Criminal Code; and Throwing an explosive substance with the intent to destroy or damage property, contrary to section 81(1)(c) of the Criminal Code.
Sahil [That's all. Just "Sahil". Ed.], a 24-year-old resident of Surrey, (probably not the "Sahil" pictured at right"), charged with:Extortion, contrary to section 346(1.1) (b) of Criminal Code; Causing damage by fire or explosion to property, contrary to section 434 of the Criminal Code; Unauthorized transfer of a prohibited firearm, contrary to section 99(1)(a) of the Criminal Code; Two counts of unauthorized transfer of a prohibited firearm, contrary to section 99(1)(a) of the Criminal Code; Three counts of unauthorized transfer of prohibited device, ammunition or magazine, contrary to section 99(1)(a) of the Criminal Code; and Two counts of trafficking cocaine, contrary to section 5(3)(a) of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act.
Simranjeet Singh, a 24-year-old resident of Surrey, charged with: Extortion, contrary to section 346(1.1) (b) of Criminal Code; Two counts of recklessly discharging a firearm into or at a place, contrary to section 244.2(3)(b) of the Criminal Code; Two counts of causing damage by fire or explosion to property, contrary to section 434 of the Criminal Code; and Throwing an explosive substance with the intent to destroy or damage property, contrary to section 81(1)(c) of the Criminal Code.
Harsh [That's all, just "Harsh". Ed.], a 21-year-old resident of Surrey, charged with: Extortion, contrary to section 346(1.1)(b) of Criminal Code; Two counts of recklessly discharging a firearm into or at a place, contrary to section 244.2(3)(b) of the Criminal Code; and Causing damage by fire or explosion to property, contrary to section 434 of the Criminal Code.
Jagdeep Singh, a 24-year-old resident Ottawa ON, charged with: Extortion, contrary to section 346(1.1) (b) of Criminal Code; Recklessly discharging a firearm into or at a place, contrary to section 244.2(3)(b) of the Criminal Code; Causing damage by fire or explosion to property, contrary to section 434 of the Criminal Code. [This may the "Jagdeep Singh" referred to in "CBSA searches for escaped immigration detainee". Or maybe not. Ed.]
Supt. Dosange told the meeja that Project E_PURSUANCE began in June 2025 following an extortion report from co-owners of an auto dealership, who he said were the subject of "extreme extortion demands. Subsequently, that was followed up with acts of violence, which included arson and shootings in Langley and Surrey, BC.
"Through a dedicated project team and extensive operations across Canada and internationally, investigators were able to identify a group allegedly involved in the extortions. Other criminal offenses were also identified, such as firearms trafficking and drug trafficking.
"The project also resulted in the seizure of numerous dangerous items taken off of our streets such as firearms, drugs which we suspect will be cocaine, fentanyl, and opium. Additionally, we obtained evidence identifying additional suspects, evidence that supports other extortion-related offenses throughout Western Canada. Our E_PURSUANCE investigators are sharing that evidence with our colleagues in Western Canada and across Canada, so we are expecting more charges coming from our policing partners in the very near future."
Walt congratulates the "Horsemen" on their good police work but reminds them that there are a few thousand more Sikhs out there, doing the things they do. Put down your Tim Hortons, boys, and rouond up more of the usual suspects.
Thursday, October 1, 2026
Solar power disarray
Wednesday, September 23, 2026
We'll be back on October 1st
This woman needs help
VIDEO: The Bee's exclusive interview with Senator Mitch McConnell
Tuesday, September 22, 2026
Marx Carney's Canada considers the alternative
Monday, September 21, 2026
Another blow for Merz; Alternativ für Deutschland tops polls in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania election
Saturday, September 19, 2026
Friday, September 18, 2026
Sweden's "progressives" embrace remigration, get re-elected
VIDEO: Revenge of the dinner-on-the-hoof
Tuesday, September 15, 2026
UPDATED: 1 brave black man, 11 angry Karens
UPDATED: Your Sikhs today: 4 who are no longer with us
It was with great fanfare that the CBSA announced yesterday that it has removed 111 people from the country as part of a nationwide crackdown on foreign nationals suspected of links to extortion and organized crime. Here are four of them.
































