FIRST READING: B.C. purging its laws of 'outdated' terms such as 'father' and 'herself'
Canada has resisted making any impulsive money-hemorrhaging Olympic bids for a while, but National Post columnist Chris Selley turned up evidence that. Not the entire World Cup, mind you, just six preliminary games as part of a 2026 tournament that would be jointly hosted by Canada, the United States and Mexico. So, that’s roughly $50 million per game .
Did you ever wonder where all the “F–k Trudeau” flags came from? National Post writer Bryan Passifiume recently discovered a surprisingly extensive online cottage industry of sellers trading in anti-Trudeau merchandise, including this not-tremendously-coherent t-shirt.
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