Canadian tennis player Carol Zhao bids a final farewell to her Canadian fans as she puts an end to her career, following a three-set loss to Poland's Magda Linette at the National Bank Open in Toronto
Mr. Beaver offers a LIVE recap of the first round match between Canadian Bianca Andreescu and Nikola Bartunkova of the Czech Republic, at the 2026 National Bank Open in Toronto
Mr. Beaver attempts live sports reporting with a recap now an excellent match featuring Canada's Kayla Cross, who scored an upset against Katie Boulter from the United Kingdom, for her first ever tour-level tournament win, first win on home soil at the national tournament, and her first win against a…
Since the Andrew Coyne-Toronto Sun duelling editorials on patriotism, the Canadian Conservative Movement has been having a very public meltdown... Dam Fam, eeeeeeeeeveryone is washing their dirty laundry out in public. And the editorial hits keep coming. And things are not great at all in the Conservative movement, with infighting…
There are numbers on the first day of operations on The Gordie Howe Bridge as well as a few more key opinion pieces about the USA's betrayal of Canada in the whole affair And we have a smidgen of contextual details to add to the by-election discussion, which leads us…
The Gordie Howe International Bridge did indeed open yesterday, as IQ47 did not unleash any last minute unpleasant surprises. We take a look at the event and bring to some different opinions, one of which suggests that the alleged concessions the prime minister made may actually have improved a much…
Three of the expected six federal by-election have been called and the ones selected are leading Mr. Beaver to speculate whether "strategic" shenanigans are afoot, in particular, given the reaction of certain players on the Conservative side, and a set of high profile duelling opinion pieces by soon-to-be-branded by Poilièvre…
The three-day Premiers' meeting in Charlottetown has come to a close, with the Prime Minister joining in (for the second time) on the last day. We take a look at the outcomes and some of the key moments from the rather uneventful press conference that ensued, including THE answer to…
Canada's Premiers are meeting in Charlottetown, but in addition to the traditional annual ask for more money for health care, it has suddenly become much more important as evidenced by the fact the Prime Minister participated twice as well as given the context of the "I did not get a…
The opportunity to don the 'Captain Canada' hat sure came at a great time for the embattled Ontario Premier of Pork and Gravy, Doug Ford, as both an expense scandal that seems to indicate that the rot has traveled rather far down from the head of the fish and a…
Here we go again... President Pumpkinhead didn't get the welcome he wanted at The World Cup, so the very next day, hurt fees fees and bruised egos (and him probably getting nowhere with Carney on wildfires/"smokegate") led to another swipe at his favourite punching bag: Canada We have more tariffs...…
Though there's lots of news to cover, today we're going to zig while everybody zags, and look at some recent coverage of both the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition. The mood in each camp — and the resulting coverage — is rather different. And OF COURSE... WE…
Grab a drink (or perhaps several) and join us for a LIVE WATCH PARTY of 'The Tangerine Tornado' in which he'll probably devolve into a senseless, rambling, and likely embarrassing-for-him tirade. IQ47 (Donald Trump) is set to address the USA, allegedly to speak about voting. Many speculate that he will…
Today, we will talk more about the state of the economy, following the Bank of Canada having expressed "cautious optimism" about the outlook ahead. Then we switch it up completely to the WTA deep-fried F news about various political leaders and actors behaving rather recklessly from having one's assets frozen,…
We start off in the Atlantic provinces this morning as we remember John Hamm, 25th Premier of Nova Scotia and take another look at the provincial by-election win for the PEI Greens as it has some interesting implications for the legislature. We'll also take a brief look at some other…
We got a lot of insight into Team Canada's prowess in the negotiating room with Team USA, thanks to the deal that was brokered to finally get the Gordie Howe International Bridge open. No doubt, it was an attempt at a shakedown, and the Conservatives — whose entire political strategy…
We keep looking at the Prime Minister's trip as its NATO summit portion comes to a close and he moves on to Saudi Arabia We have a grab bag of economic stories from speculation on the Bank of Canada's next rate decision to some labour action, also at the Bank…
The Prime Minister filled four Senate seats yesterday and it's basically '50 Ways to Leave Your Leader' as yet another CPC finds a creative way to escape the clutches of the Leader of the Opposition. Public opinion from within the party establishment is also starting to turn. Canada scores a…
We take a look at the decision to go with the German-Norwegian bid on submarines and talk about a less-covered announcement involving our space program. Speaking of which, Jeremy Hansen is retiring-ish. Episode 942 of The Daily Beaver Morning Show — Tuesday, July 7, 2026, NEW: We now are streaming…
We take an in-depth look at the hypothetical political chess moves that may be at play as it pertains to the much-different-than-initially-promised agreement to move forward with a new bitumen pipeline to the west coast. Team Canada plays an impressive game at The World Cup but bows out to Team…
No doubt about for which team Mr. Beaver is cheering as Canada takes on Morocco at The World Cup
Many pieces of the puzzle to get a bitumen pipeline from Alberta to the West Coast came together and were announced yesterday. The PM was first in British Columbia to announce the Canada-British Columbia Cooperative Prosperity Agreement, touted as a multi-billion-dollar resource deal. During that time, it was announced that…
