Lilley Unleashed: Carney’s big carbon tax lie to Canadians

Statistics Canada reported that the population in Canada increased to 41,528,680 as of January 1, with growth slowing down. The video linked in the article failed to load, but viewers were encouraged to refresh their browsers or view other videos from the team. The data provided by Statistics Canada highlights the ongoing changes in the country's population dynamics. Full Article

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith defended a 23% increase to her office's budget, attributing it to assuming responsibility for promoting the province's oil and gas industry. The increase, totaling $4.8 million, completes the absorption of the Canadian Energy Centre into the government, a move criticized by the Opposition NDP. The transition involved hiring additional staff and reallocating advertising funds towards energy advocacy efforts, with notable contracts awarded to individuals and consulting firms. Full Article

Steve Nease's cartoon from March 19, 2025, depicts a humorous scene that is not visible due to a video loading error. The video failure prompts viewers to refresh their browsers or access other videos from the team. The summary highlights the content of the cartoon and the technical issue preventing its display. Full Article

Emergency services responded to a house fire at Pharmacy and Conroy avenues in Scarborough on Tuesday night, prompting the evacuation of all residents from the home. Thankfully, all occupants were able to escape, though it is unclear if there were any injuries. As a result of the incident, Pharmacy is closed from Florens Avenue. Full Article

Ryan Mountcastle led the Baltimore Orioles to an 8-2 win over the Toronto Blue Jays in exhibition baseball, hitting two home runs and driving in four runs. Cedric Mullins and Ryan O’Hearn also homered for the Orioles. Eric Lauer struggled on the mound for the Jays, giving up five runs in three innings. Bo Bichette and Leo Jimenez provided offense for Toronto, but it wasn't enough as the Orioles secured the victory. Full Article

The Conservative national campaign director announced that journalists will no longer be allowed to travel with leader Pierre Poilievre on his campaign plane and bus during the upcoming election. This decision breaks a long-standing tradition and is attributed to rising travel costs and increased digital access to public events. Media outlets will be given advance notice of Poilievre's locations for coverage, with the option for remote participation through conferencing services and professional-grade feeds. Full Article