Quebec’s Dairy Controls and the Slow Burn with Washington

 The Boondoggle in the Butterfat

How a provincial cheese fortress keeps wobbling the federal trade bridge — with newsroom smoke, cream‑rich coffee, and a few crumbs left on the desk.

Are We. . . Waiting for a Book That Isn’t Coming?

 A fly on the wall investigates a PM’s missing farewell ritual 

There is a rhythm to political departures in Canada. A Prime Minister steps away, the nation exhales, and somewhere in Toronto a publisher begins clearing space on a fall release calendar. The memoir — the ceremonial final act — is supposed to follow. It’s tradition. It’s choreography. It’s the polite literary bow that closes the era. The one we're waiting for will be missing a lot of apologies. Nobody's going to read it anyway. 

Citizen Vigilante: A Hero for No One, A Movie for Everyone Who Loves Watching a Trainwreck

 A razor‑edged review of the film that’s equal parts chaos, charisma, and Armie Hammer’s anti‑hero zeal

 Citizen Vigilante: The Glorious Mess Social Media Can’t Stop Chewing On 

If you’ve spent any time drifting through the patulous sprawl of social media lately—where opinions are currency and outrage is the national sport—you’ve probably seen Citizen Vigilante making the rounds like a raccoon rummaging through the neighbourhood garbage. It’s everywhere, gnawing at the edges of discourse, leaving behind a trail of half‑baked think pieces, reaction videos, and at least one earnest TikTok essay comparing the film’s protagonist to a “post‑capitalist trickster deity.” Yes, really.