Canada choses leadership over populist lunacy

DONALD Trump, the selfcrowned king of chaos and bargain-basement bravado, just got publicly and politely obliterated by none other than Canada.

- Chris Bucktin

That's right. America’s calm, flannel-wearing northern neighbours have finally had enough of the orange-tinted hurricane across the border and served him a super-sized serving of political humiliation, dripping in maple syrup.

With Mark Carney’s election as Prime Minister, Canadians didn’t just vote for leadership - they voted against Donald Trump's lunacy.

His victory wasn’t about party loyalty or partisan enthusiasm; it was about sending an unmistakable message across the border. This was less a political campaign and more a national therapy session.