@Bratt_world Perfect timing. Now they’ll come to north, melt into the crowd, and disappear just like the rest, our border forces somehow never manage to keep track of. Nothing new.
Do you really think Canada will send them back?
NEW - After pausing the Burnaby hospital project phase 2 earlier this due to lack of funds, the @bcndp has suddenly found new money to restart it "immediately" w/ new ER, @BowinnMa announces.
Will use a project labour agreement with @WeBuildBC
Given BC's deficit has grown since Feb, a true MIRACLE gov could find the money.
@PremierScottMoe Canada is shifting toward China and sidelining its largest trading partner. China supports the same Russia that Belarus does. Let’s stop the games and return to the negotiating table please.
@Bratt_world@realDonaldTrump Yes, I understand where you are coming from but politics is not always black and white. Countries have to navigate it through. Shutting shop, scraping deals on largest trading partner is not smart move and definitely not overnight way Canada has done it.
@miss_tanyac if anyone think this is in-sincere or just acting, go see a doctor - unfortunately there is a wait list for that. She interacts every day with ordinary Albertan, and sees damage federal government is doing. She loves, and feels for Alberta and it's hard working people.
@PierrePoilievre Pierre, it’s time the opposition get past the endless online rhetoric. Coming on here to rant achieves little. You guys need to turn this disagreement into clear, workable alternative rather than relying on digital outrage. So far, conservatives as opposition is a failure.
The state-funded CBC became a full member of the European Broadcasting Union back in June.
The backroom redefinition of Canada has been happening through unelected officials and institutions.
No one voted for this.
@YoungStreete@accfanto@Janet96597323 There are already Non EU members part of EU and following EEA rules, most likely same would be extended to include new category.
@Martyupnorth There are non EU members too already following EEA rules. Sovereignty” was a problem till we had US in picture but for EU, we will be elbows up with importing rules we didn’t get to vote on and calling the obligation to follow them “independence.”
@mario4thenorth Oh brilliant. UK’s busy splitting into four countries - England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Nothing says “strong, united Europe” like desperately recruiting Canada while your own former member is busy sawing itself into bite-sized pieces. Superb strategy.
@vikramchandra Atleast Elon's Grok agrees we might perish & we should take this seriously.
@elonmusk Why bother with Mars if no one’s surviving? Do we really need a backup planet for the AIs to vacation on once they’ve finished converting the rest of us into compute.
@FoodProfessor Future historians will study this as a masterclass in self-sabotage. Nothing builds national strength like watching our own exporters get locked out while we bravely protect cheese prices that already make consumers cry.
@FoodProfessor Yes, devil is in the details which most people overlook. Canadian exporters often pay the US tariffs (and sometimes face Canadian ones too) mainly because many act as the importer of record in the United States, rather than leaving that role to the US buyer.
@akbaralishah Pakistan wants dialogue, mediation, UN resolutions, and international courts—anything except the one thing India keeps asking for: stop supporting terrorism first. Funny how every road to peace suddenly becomes complicated when accountability is the destination.
@Nana00018487212 IRGC. Al-Qaeda. Khalistani, Mexican Cartel, list goes on...Canada’s security mocktail is getting interesting. 🍹
Govt. insists everything is under control
while Canadians keep asking why extremist networks were allowed to flourish for so long.
Blind eye, or political convenience?
Italy stands in full solidarity with Germany after the Russian hybrid attack in Leipzig.
The security of our Allies is the security of us all. Attempts to intimidate us or to drive a wedge between Allies will not succeed: hybrid actions against any one of us are a matter of concern for all of us, and will be met with a united response.
At times like this, it is essential to remain steadfast, to keep working closely together, and to maintain a credible posture of deterrence in defence of our citizens’ security.
@AmazingZoltan That's not true. Canadian exporters often pay the US tariffs (and sometimes face Canadian ones too) mainly because many act as the importer of record in the United States, rather than leaving that role to the US buyer.
Listen In...
💣 Customs broker Lisa McEwan shares some truth bombs on who pays the tariffs & how the Canada government treats businesses.
1⃣ Trade made BEFORE the talks broke off still gets hit with the new tariffs.
2⃣ Most 🇨🇦 exporters pay the US tariff NOT the 🇺🇸 importers. In fact, they pay BOTH country’s tariffs!
3⃣ 🇨🇦 counter-tariffs are owed WITHIN 10 DAYS or else penalties & interest are applied. If not paid, the business could be seized.
4⃣ Most businesses can’t navigate the chaos & just stop importing.
@WaliRuchi@DrMohanBhagwat Canada should learn from NZ. 100% khalistani scumbags will be out of canada. Low-level activism, referendum votes or protests alone do not qualify; applicants must prove Indian authorities know of their activities & face a genuine, individualised risk of persecution.
"SHOW PROOF OF PERSECUTION: KHALISTAN ACTIVISM IS NOT AN AUTOMATIC BASIS FOR REFUGEE PROTECTION."
New Zealand’s Immigration and Protection Tribunal reportedly rejected all 40 published asylum cases linked to Khalistan activism decided in 2025 and 2026. 15 in 2025 and 25 so far in 2026.
The 0/40 outcome follows two grants in 2024 involving applicants with high-profile online advocacy and sustained separatist activities.
The tribunal’s position appears clear: participation in a non-binding Khalistan referendum, protests outside the Indian High Commission, or general political sympathy does not alone establish persecution.
Applicants must show that Indian authorities know of their activities and that they face a genuine, individualised risk.
Original Input: Manoj Gupta