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The best argument against Trump's tariffs? Trump's first term. https://archive.ph/2026.02.09-124114/https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2026/02/09/trump-tariffs-economic-growth/

Not an either / or.

Oops.

One hundred percent the owners of the other bridge have whined and bribed Trump.

The CAF does not release information about summary proceedings; the RCMP transparency is very welcome and a sign of an organization that wants to improve.

Which needs to be done more often. DND is addicted to the sunk cost fallacy.

The only armoured unit in the current Canadian Army is the LdSH.

Hence why Oriole is still one of HMCS!

And then there's this: https://www.instagram.com/corporalnewsnetwork/p/DUaqeYpkQ0o/?hl=en

So I we assume an ally being invaded in Europe is the trigger, where should we be now?

Montreal is three hours from Valcartier. Toronto two hours from Borden. Vancouver? Train infantry, sustainers and Provost Corps. It's not rocket science. Perpetuation of generations of failure should not be the go to solution.

Irving cunningly builds in the defects on day one.

Somehow CSS and engineer units can be amalgamated and renamed and they continue on just fine; why are the infantry, artillery and armoured such snowflakes?

Or invest in sustainment for the Army Reserve.

The Army Reserve needs to lose a lot of its history and embrace the future instead. Units need to have training areas within reasonable proximity. There needs to be a force structure designed for outputs, not perpétuation of fictional tales of heroism from the world wars. There needs to be...

Once the Greater Saskatchewan Liberation Front frees Churchill...

The Army more than the rest of the CAF needs to get a grip on the sustainment enterprise - applies to Reg and Res.

Ran out of windows?