The Record, Delivered.

Parliament voted unanimously on genocide. Carney signed a “strategic partnership” with Beijing. His floor-crossing MP questioned forced labour evidence. Global Affairs dropped it from their goals. The documented record.

12,000+ federal positions eliminated in wave one. 57,000+ projected gone by 2028. The savings aren’t coming back to you — they’re funding an $80 billion military spending increase.

Three stories: Carney signed a joint Hormuz statement after saying Canada wouldn’t join. He’s dismantling the net-zero architecture he built. And Bill C-22 gives police new surveillance powers — from a government that hid a missile strike.

No announcement. No briefing. No parliamentary disclosure. An emergency debate on the Iran war — and still nothing. Canadians found out from a French-language newspaper and satellite images.

$6.8 million in stock options. A watchdog who confirmed it under oath. Five major government policies — each aligned with a Brookfield investment Carney himself made. The full Brookfield File, documented.

Four floor crossings. 170 seats. Two safe by-elections away from unchecked power. When asked directly if he was recruiting MPs, Carney couldn’t deny it.

Carney promised $150 million more for CBC/Radio-Canada. The 2026–27 estimates reveal a $192 million cut — the lowest funding since 2023–24. His own minister called such a cut an attack on democracy weeks before it happened.

From Mumbai to Canberra, Carney issued four materially different statements on the Iran war in 96 hours — each shaped by the political reaction to the last. He endorsed the war, walked it back, criticized U.S. conduct, then refused to rule out sending troops.

Two stories. Carney endorsed a war on Friday and criticized it by Tuesday — after the polls came in. Meanwhile, the world's top-ranked independent budget watchdog had his contract expire without renewal. Canada's largest peacetime deficit is now managed without oversight.