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TORONTO – Canada’s major stock index fell nearly 100 points on Friday. Industrialists, basic metals and communications were on track, and the US market rose and recovered losses earlier in the day. The S&P/TSX Composite Index closed 91.75 points at 24,968.49. In New York, the market began its day in red, but steadily rose to beat its four-week winning streak. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 32.03 points to 41,985.35. The S&P 500 index rose 4.67 points to 5,667.56, while the Nasdaq Composite rose 92.42 points to 17,784.05. “The market seems to be pretty calm compared to last week,” said…

President Trump once again put pressure on the Federal Reserve, and on social media on Wednesday evening, he said central banks are “much better” to lower interest rates as tariffs come into effect. Comments to Truth Social came after the Fed maintained its prior forecast for two interest rate cuts at some point this year after it stabilized on Wednesday for its second meeting. However, what has changed for the central bank is due to inflation (higher) and low economic growth outlook, and Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said the reason for driving the change is uncertainty stemming from planning a…

CTV Newsalberta is proposing a petroleum site trespass bill to prevent federal workers from seizing the government of the Databerta government.

Is “Overdiagnosis” Selected new culture war buzzword? I had been wondering about this for a while, but Wes Street claimed on Sunday that there was a “overdiagnosis” of some mental health conditions. Now I’m sure.I first noticed the term used in connection with anxiety and depression, then attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and more recently autism. Two books on overdiagnosis, Sami Timimi’s search for normality during Suzanne O’Sullivan’s “diagnosis” era, has attracted attention across the media, fueling new fires that “everyone has a label these days.”This does not mean that these authors and health professionals do not have any valid…

Michael Steel talks with New York Times opinion columnist and author Ross Dusatt about his new book, Believe: Why Everyone Should Be Religious. The pair discusses the decline of religion in the United States, and how political identities can begin to harmonize science and faith.See here: https://www.amazon.com/believe-why-everyone-should-religious/dp/0310367581Leave a commentPlease see, listen and leave comments. Don’t you care about the video? Use the controls on the left side of the player to switch to the Audio Edition.The ad-free edition is only available on Bulwark+ Membership. Michael Steel Podcast It’s available anywhere you can get it on podcasts and YouTube. Click to…

Enlarge the icon aro and point it outwardsNew online maps highlight locations across the US Tesla The owner, dealer and supercharger claimed addresses and phone numbers related to members of the Trump administration’s Doge team led by Tesla CEO Elon Musk.The Dogequest map spread online after launching Monday, and police continued to investigate vandalism splates against Tesla locations around the country.Musk on Wednesday responded to a tweet that referred to Dogequest.”Encouraging Tesla destruction across the country is extreme domestic terrorism,” Musk wrote.Attorney General Pam Bondy on Tuesday called “a swarm of violent attacks on Tesla’s property… nothing more than domestic…

WINNIPEG – The Manitoba government on Wednesday signaled that the new budget would include new spending to support and create jobs for those affected by US tariffs. Finance Minister Adrien Sala said the NDP government remains committed to balancing its budget before the next election expected in 2027 and ending a series of deficits, but said spending is necessary to strengthen Manitoba’s economy. “We know that one of the most important things we can do to deal with this tariff threat is to ensure that by getting people to work, Manitoban will have access to good jobs and create opportunities…

Bread Cranb Trail LinkNews Canada politicsThe US president said it was “easy to deal with” liberals than conservatives, and that Canadian Tory leaders are taking it as a complimentReleased on March 19, 2025 • Last updated 2 days ago • Read for 3 minutes You can save this article by signing up for free here. Or, if you have an account, sign in.In a US television interview Tuesday, President Donald Trump said the Canadian Liberal government is easier to deal with than a conservative administration. Photo by Getty/The Canadian PressArticle contentOTTAWA – US President Donald Trump said he is “easy…

By Abdul Masih – Daddy Yankee was at the height of his music career, having just injected “urban” flavor to the world record-busting Latin pop song “Despacito” – when he shocked his fan base by abruptly quitting to become a humble Christian. “It’s not the same thing to have a life of success and a life of purpose,” he says in Spanish. “For a long time, I tried to fill a hole in my heart that nobody could fill. I pretended to be happy, but something was missing. I toured the world, won prizes and applauses, but I realized it’s…

By Kaelyn Sollom – As a super-woke, transgender K-pop imitator in Korea, Oli London got love-bombed on social media. But then he found Christ, de-transitioned and began to advocate for Israel. The lavishing of love he got online turned sour: it became hate-bombing. “I kinda thought maybe I could change myself and I started undergoing different procedures to try and improve my image. Then I started struggling with identity and then thought maybe it’s because I’m trans?” Oli says on a Jewish News Syndicate TV video. “And I went through a number of years thinking and believing I was trans…