Jordan Johnston

[John Barlow @JohnBarlowMP]

PEI potato farmers are getting crushed by rising diesel costs.

Nathan has already spent $14,000+ on fuel, double last year’s cost, with half the harvest still to go.

Sky View Farms spent nearly $19,000 on diesel in just one month.

When diesel costs go up, everything goes up, including the cost of putting food on Canadians’ tables.

Tomorrow, the Liberals have a choice: vote YES to the Conservatives’ Diesel Price Relief Plan or turn their backs on farmers this harvest.

[In the Chamber @HoCChamber]

The #HoC is debating Bill #C255 at 2nd reading.

▶️ Watch the debate live: https://t.co/5wtpZEQ80e

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Remembering our kind, generous, and formidable friend, Gail Shea.

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

Don’t be fooled by Liberal announcements.

Results are all that matters.

Watch Pierre lay out the facts about Carney’s results so far.

[Branden Leslie @BrandenCPC]

Meet the Liberal Minister who oversees government spending and regulatory changes.

He had to flip through his binder for a scripted answer to a simple question... only to come up empty.

You have to watch it to even believe it.

[Michael Barrett @MikeBarrettON]

The Finance Minister needs to answer two simple questions:

Why did he vote on Alto legislation after creating an Alto conflict screen?

And did the Liberals check whether the Alto employee they paid $12K had a conflict screen before helping write Alto into the budget?

[TSN @TSN_Sports]

Former Canadiens defenceman P.K. Subban has fulfilled the $10 million pledge that he made towards Montreal Children's Hospitals over a decade ago.

(via Montreal Gazzette)

[Taiwan in Canada @TaiwanInCanada]

The PRC’s conduct is clear:
➡️Economic coercion
➡️Pressure to revoke overflight permits
➡️Obstruction of President Lai’s visit to Eswatini one day before the departure
Such malicious suppression will only further unite #Taiwan.
We call on partners to stand with us.

[Andrew Lawton @AndrewLawton]

Canadians: I can’t afford groceries.

Globe and Mail: Have you considered shaving two weeks off your annual European vacation?

https://t.co/NMQ6vTXa2t

[/r/Habs @HabsOnReddit]

Carey Price seeing a 50 goal scorer on the Habs

[TrendingPolitics.ca @TrendPolCa]

NEW: 81% of Canadians say food costs hurt most, 34% dipped into savings or debt for groceries last year, says Dalhousie survey — Juno News

[Jordan Johnston @902jordanj]

@scottmhayward @HettrickMichael @Prominent_Bryan

[Jacob Mantle @jacobmantle]

Strong families are built on strong, committed, and masculine fathers. I am looking forward to celebrating Family Day this year as a first-time father.

[Adam Chambers @adamchamb]

How did Nortel have its IP stolen?

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

I will proudly support this bill.

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

Vote for Pierre! Let’s build on success and unite to win!

[paulbrandt @paulbrandt]

Appreciate @ConceptualJames shining a light here. He’s right. What happened in Lethbridge is the tip of an iceberg.

I’m going to vent a bit. Please, if you care about kids and are concerned about Canada and the horrific direction it is headed, please re-post this, and demand better from our federal government. I’ve been sleepless, and searching for the right word to describe the anger and frustration I feel knowing that this injustice has happened in my home province, and is happening across this country.

I am truly grieved.

My daughter is 15.

These girls assaulted by Atoa are somebody’s daughter too, and a judge released him.

Releasing a person who forcibly confines, sexually assaults, trafficked and drugs children is completely indefensible, and it’s nowhere near the standards and values which built this country. Honestly, I have a difficult time recognizing Canada anymore.

We used to be known for standing up for those who couldn’t. Now we release child traffickers, child rapists, child sexual abuse material producers and users back into the community.

It is madness, and complete and total moral and societal decay.

50 year old Atoa was forcibly confining and offending against 3 children. The 14-year-old was found inside in medical distress, transported to the hospital, and reported being forcibly confined for three days, during which she was repeatedly sexually assaulted by Atoa and other men while being forced to consume drugs.

Atoa was RELEASED ON BAIL after being charged with:

-Human trafficking (trafficking of a person under 18)
-Sexual assault of a child under 16
-Sexual interference
-Obtaining sexual services of a child for consideration
-Indecent exposure to a child under 16
-Sexual exploitation or counsel of a child
-Three counts of unlawful confinement

He has such little regard for authority and the law that Atoa was re-arrested for breaking his conditions approximately 1/2 HOUR after his release.

There are many decent good-willed Canadians who support @NIMCAlly and @albertacentre_ , as well as our excellent Law Enforcement partners including @lethpolice, but bringing justice to victims and holding perpetrators accountable requires MAJOR justice system reform.

It also requires Canadians to stand up and demand better for our country, and for our children. Please visit https://t.co/R66oHj0S20 and use our free resources to educate yourself on the indicators of human trafficking and to learn what to do when you see it.

Awareness AND action is required. There is hope and a better way. But it will require all of us working together.

One way to show your outrage and demand change is to sign the #NotInMyCity petition to reverse Canada’s Supreme Court decision which erodes and weakens Canada’s laws protecting kids.

Sign the petition, send letters, share widely: https://t.co/BlpNABT0PQ One click makes a difference. Sign, Send & Share. Let’s make Canada safer for kids. #NotInMyCity #JailNotBail #NotwithstandingClause #EndChildTrafficking

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

It's not quite a pipeline or affordable homes. But congratulations on building something, anything.

[Don Cherry @CoachsCornerDC]

To all you people out there, Merry Christmas.

[Gabriel Hardy @Gab_Hardy]

Joyeux Noël à toutes et à tous,

Le 25 décembre, ce n’est pas une date comme les autres.
Ce n’est pas seulement un congé ou une tradition familiale.

C’est le jour où l’on se rappelle la naissance de Jésus-Christ.

Dans quelques jours, nous entrerons dans l’année 2026…

Ça veut dire quelque chose de très simple, mais de très fort : cela fait bientôt 2 026 ans que cet événement a eu lieu. Notre façon de compter le temps elle-même repose sur cette naissance.

Il y a un AVANT et un APRÈS.

Dans les 33 années qui ont suivi, des idées nouvelles ont transformé le monde et les mœurs : le respect de chaque personne, la valeur de la vie humaine, l’importance de la justice, de la compassion, du pardon, de la responsabilité des forts envers les plus faibles.

Ces valeurs-là, on les retrouve dans les écrits du Nouveau Testament, et elles ont profondément façonné la civilisation occidentale.

Notre société, au Québec comme au Canada, ne s’est pas construite par hasard.

Les lois,
les institutions,
les écoles,
les soins de santé,
l’entraide,
les droits et libertés,
tout ce que nous tenons pour acquis aujourd’hui trouvent leurs racines dans ces enseignements.

Même si la société a changé, ces fondements sont toujours là.

Quand on regarde notre drapeau québécois et qu’on voit la croix, ce n’est pas un détail.
C’est un rappel de notre histoire, de nos racines, de ce qui a façonné notre peuple et notre identité.

La croix blanche sur un fond bleu nous rappelle le symbole de l’identité française dans un nouveau monde, lié à la foi chrétienne.

C’est un symbole de notre héritage, qu’on peut reconnaître avec respect et fierté.

C’est aussi un rappel des valeurs auxquelles les gens adhèrent en venant ici,
en se joignant à notre communauté, à notre collectivité.

Se souvenir d’où on vient ne veut pas dire reculer.

Au contraire.

Ça nous permet d’avancer plus solidement,
avec une meilleure compréhension de qui nous sommes et de ce qui nous a unis.

En ce temps de Noël et à l’approche de la nouvelle année, prenons un moment pour réfléchir à ces valeurs fondatrices. Elles méritent notre respect, parce qu’elles ont bâti le monde dans lequel nous vivons aujourd’hui.

Joyeux Noël à vous et à vos proches, et que l’année à venir soit porteuse de sens, de paix et d’espoir.