Shane Wenzel pulls back the curtain on COP29, arguing that climate discourse often hides agendas of wealth redistribution and centralization of power. It’s a provocative call to question not just what is debated – but why.
Canada’s unemployment rate is rising faster than in the U.S., and many blame Prime Minister Carney’s extended foreign trips and lack of decisive domestic action. Critics are demanding an end to his “unearned vacation” and urging swift progress on Canada’s energy‑superpower goals, renewed tariff negotiations, and the removal of red‑tape that stalls vital projects from Alberta to the Prairies.