Christian Shefteshy

[Olivier Primeau @olivier_primeau]

Vous êtes d’accord avec moi ? 🤔

Cette proposition n’a tout simplement aucun bon sens.

Québec solidaire agit comme si tous les propriétaires de multilogements étaient de grands spéculateurs. La réalité est complètement différente.

La grande majorité sont des gens ordinaires. Des couples, des familles, des entrepreneurs ou des retraités qui ont travaillé toute leur vie, économisé pendant des décennies et acheté un duplex, un triplex ou un petit immeuble comme fonds de pension.

Taxer 100 % du gain en capital, c’est envoyer un message clair : n’investissez plus au Québec.

Et après, on se demande pourquoi on manque de logements…

Si on veut régler la crise du logement, il faut encourager la construction et l’investissement, pas punir ceux qui prennent des risques, entretiennent des immeubles et logent des milliers de Québécois.

À force de vouloir taxer tout ce qui bouge, on finit par décourager les investisseurs, ralentir la construction et aggraver exactement le problème qu’on prétend vouloir régler. #quebec

[Olivier Primeau @olivier_primeau]

Vous êtes d’accord avec moi? 🤔

Mark Carney et les libéraux sont en train de ruiner le Canada.

On parle de l’accord économique le plus important pour le Canada. Celui dont dépend une immense partie de notre économie, des centaines de milliards de dollars d’échanges commerciaux, des millions d’emplois et l’avenir de milliers d’entreprises canadiennes.

Tu rencontres Donald Trump. Tu as une longue discussion… et tu ne profites même pas de l’occasion pour parler du dossier économique le plus stratégique pour notre pays?

Pendant que nos entreprises vivent dans l’incertitude, que nos exportateurs attendent des réponses et que notre économie ralentit, Mark Carney ne semble pas saisir l’ampleur des défis qui nous attendent.

Je le répète : l’ACEUM est l’accord économique le plus important pour le Canada. Point.

C’est cet accord qui protège des millions d’emplois, nos exportations et des milliers d’entreprises partout au pays. Un premier ministre devrait en faire une priorité absolue.

#PLC #Canada #Économie

[Olivier Primeau @olivier_primeau]

Vous êtes d’accord avec moi ? 🤔

C’est une vraie honte, point final.

Postes Canada est devenue le symbole parfait de ce qui ne fonctionne plus dans nos sociétés d’État.

En 2025, l’organisation a enregistré une perte record de 1,57 milliard de dollars. Malgré ça, on apprend encore que des cadres touchent des bonis. Sérieusement… dans quel monde récompense-t-on des résultats aussi catastrophiques?

Ce sont encore les contribuables qui vont écoper. Ottawa a déjà dû avancer plus de 2 milliards de dollars en prêts pour maintenir Postes Canada à flot. De l’argent qui aurait pu servir à améliorer notre système de santé, nos écoles ou nos infrastructures.

Dans le privé, une entreprise qui accumule des pertes de cette ampleur change rapidement sa direction. Chez nous, on distribue encore des primes.

Les règles devraient être simples :

Pertes records = aucun boni.
Mauvaise gestion = les dirigeants répondent de leurs résultats.
Si les objectifs ne sont pas atteints année après année, on remplace la haute direction.

Le Canada, on adore récompenser l’échec. #postecanada #economie #quebec #montreal

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

"Leveraging innovative financial tools."

That's Mark Carney's corporate speak for bailing out developers with your money—for the reckless decisions they made.

Stop the Carney Condo Bailout.

[Mario Zelaya @mario4thenorth]

If Pierre Poilievre had:

> said "Make America Great Again"
> went another country & said “it’s good to be home”
> went to China & said he was "setting us up for the New World Order"
> bought condos from wealthy donors so they don't "lose money"
> got caught on his hands and knees with Ghislaine Maxwell
> negotiated a majority
> passed a law allowing cabinet to secretly spy on Canadians
> led the country to be the only G7 in a recession
> bragged about sending money to people who can't afford to eat
> missed 100 out of 136 question periods
> spent nearly a $1 million on airplane food in 1 yr
> reappointed someone who couldn't recall flying business class
> failed to deport 23 of 24 identified IRGC operatives
> allowed 577,739 deportation orders to sit unenforced
> rammed a spy bill with secret amendments
> had a 86 yr old defense board with the US suspended
> proposed a debt sovereign fund
> got additional tariffs from the US for not stopping forced labour imports
> quietly removed "forced labour" from Global Affairs' diplomatic goals
> sealed Health Canada vaccine injury records until 2040
> took 4 different positions on Iran strikes in 96 hours
> begged the US to let Canada back into trade talks

The legacy media would call it the greatest political collapse in Canadian history.

But it's Carney, so they call it leadership instead.

[Iain G. Foulds @FouldsIain]

… SHAME ON YOU LIBERAL MPS. SHAME ON YOU!!!
… You are the only ones enabling Mark Carney, a rogue, unaccountable dictator who is deliberately destroying our economy and country.
… This week you have enabled his establishment of a surveillance state over all our lives, violating all our rights and freedoms. And now, for no clear reason, and without debate or consideration by the Canadian people, you have enabled him to return the use of banned pesticides. Pesticides which have been proven to damage our health.
… You have enabled him further sabotaging our trade relationship with our most important partner and closest neighbour. And he throws away billions of our dollars a week, most of it disappearing into the pockets of international criminals like his Brookfield associates.
… Do you not see that all this is his deliberate agenda?? Why do you continue to cheer him on, grovelling on your knees to please him? Do you not see the obvious, that you are complicit in the destruction of your own lives and the people that you are supposed to represent? Every one of you is 100% responsible for this.
… SHAME ON ALL OF YOU. SHAME ON YOU!!!!!!!

[🏴‍☠️🇨🇦 GC 🇺🇸🏴‍☠️ @ce_msm]

C’en est fini de la liberté d’expression au Canada.

Les libéraux font passer en force les projets de loi suivants :

- C-9 (loi contre la haine)
- C-22 (accès légal/surveillance)
- C-34 (sécurité numérique)

Trois projets de loi qui, ensemble, anéantiront nos droits fondamentaux.

- C-9 (Loi contre la haine) :

Élargit considérablement la définition de la haine (haine/diffamation), supprime les défenses religieuses établies de longue date pour l’expression de bonne foi et facilite les poursuites criminelles sans le consentement du procureur général. Critiquer, prêcher ou même afficher certains symboles pourrait désormais vous valoir des accusations criminelles. Finies les protections pour la liberté d’expression religieuse et les débats publics sensibles.

- C-22 (accès légal) :

Oblige les fournisseurs d’accès Internet à conserver les métadonnées pendant un an, facilite l’accès à vos données par la police et le SCRS et permet au ministre d’imposer des droits d’accès (des portes dérobées déguisées). Surveillance de masse de vos communications numériques sans mandat. Votre vie en ligne devient totalement transparente pour l'État.

- Projet de loi C-34 (Loi sur la sécurité numérique) :

Ce projet de loi crée une puissante Commission gouvernementale de la sécurité numérique qui dictera aux plateformes, aux chatbots et aux services en ligne ce qu'ils doivent censurer, comment vérifier l'âge des utilisateurs et comment se protéger contre les contenus préjudiciables. Contrôle d'âge obligatoire, plans de sécurité imposés, amendes colossales et pouvoir discrétionnaire étendu pour décider de ce qui est acceptable. Une censure centralisée au nom de la protection des enfants. Ensemble, ces trois projets de loi transforment le Canada en un État de surveillance et de censure généralisée.

Vous ne pourrez plus parler, partager ni même penser librement sans risquer d'être signalé, surveillé ou poursuivi. Les voix dissidentes, les critiques de l'immigration, les débats religieux, les opinions controversées, tout devient risqué.
Roman Baber l'explique parfaitement dans cette vidéo de 9 min 36 s. Regardez-la avant qu'il ne soit trop tard.

Ce n'est plus de la gouvernance. C'est la mort de la liberté d'expression telle que nous la connaissions au Canada. Les libéraux ont choisi de bafouer totalement les droits des citoyens.
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[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Prime Minister, this isn't a joke.

[Steven Bonk @StevenBonkMP]

House of Commons was full of talk about forced labour yesterday.

I’d like to remind people... Mark Carney, while he was at Brookfield, was fined for slave labour conditions on a soybean farm in Brazil.

This is the craziest story I've seen.

[Christian Shefteshy @CShefteshy]

@fordnation Doug, my man! You had a chance to do something about it, but you chose Carney instead… now please, spare us your faux outrage… just when you think this guy can’t be any more useless…

[Christian Shefteshy @CShefteshy]

@KirkLubimov There is no pipeline, it’s just talking with no action. It’s dishonest at best. It’s more of a pipe dream!

[Christian Shefteshy @CShefteshy]

@ronmortgageguy Suicidal empathy at it's finest!

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

The Carney Liberals did not win a majority government through a general election or today's by-elections. Instead, it was won through backroom deals with politicians who betrayed the people who voted for them.

While the Prime Minister spent the year on this cynical power grab, he has doubled the deficit, and given Canada the worst grocery prices and housing costs in the G7.

Liberals expect Canadians to give up, get complacent and go away, so Carney can have total power without any accountability. That will not happen. Our country and its people are worth fighting for.

We will continue to fight for people to afford homes, food and fuel.

We will continue to fight for safety in our streets.

We will continue to fight for our resource workers and soldiers.

I will continue to lead that fight every day and in every way in Parliament, across the country and in the next election, when Canadians will reclaim the country we know and love.

[Christian Shefteshy @CShefteshy]

@yfblanchet Pourtant vous et votre parti avez eu maintes occasions de faire qqchose de tangible et vous avez voté avec les Libéraux. Vous servez à quoi au juste? Un parti désuet le “Bloque”

[L. Wayne Mathison @WayneMathison]

I am disgusted, and I am not going to dress it up with polite Ottawa language.

Marilyn Gladu crossed from the Conservatives to Mark Carney’s Liberals on April 8, 2026, saying constituents want “serious leadership” and “a real plan to build a stronger and more independent Canadian economy.” Her move gives the Liberals 171 seats, one short of the 172 needed for a majority.

That is exactly why people do not buy the noble script.

This is how Ottawa usually works. The speech is about conscience.

The reality is about power.

Suddenly the language gets soft, patriotic, and lofty right when the political math gets useful. We are asked to believe an MP was hit by a lightning bolt of principle at the exact moment her switch strengthens the governing party and brings it within one seat of majority control. Convenient does not begin to cover it.

Gladu says this is about leadership and collaboration. Fine. Then let voters decide whether they agree. That is the part these people always skip. They act as if a personal change of heart magically rewrites the contract with the public. It does not. People did not vote only for Marilyn Gladu the individual. They voted for a Conservative MP, a Conservative platform, and a Conservative opposition role. Crossing the floor without first seeking a new mandate may be legal, but it feels like a bait-and-switch because that is exactly what it is.

And spare me the line about “doing the best thing” for the riding. Every floor crosser says some version of that. It is the oldest detergent in the political cupboard. It is meant to wash ambition into service. What it really signals is this: I think my judgment now matters more than the basis on which you elected me.

That is where the anger comes from.

Voters are already drowning in managed language, staged sincerity, and plastic promises. Trust in politics is weak because people keep seeing the same pattern. Politicians campaign one way, govern another, then call the switch “leadership.” They wrap self-interest in national purpose and hope the flag covers the fingerprints.

What makes this worse is the timing. Carney publicly welcomed Gladu into Liberal caucus the same day, and the result is not symbolic. It materially strengthens the government’s position in the House. This is not some minor personal journey. It changes parliamentary leverage. It changes committee numbers, confidence calculations, and the balance of power.

So yes, I’m pissed.

I am pissed because voters are treated like props in a story written after the fact. I am pissed because party labels suddenly matter a great deal during elections and apparently not at all when power is on offer. I am pissed because people who were sent to oppose Liberal policy can simply walk across the aisle and help entrench it, then expect applause for being “constructive.”

And there is another detail that makes this smell even worse. Local reporting says that in January, Gladu had advocated for byelections when MPs switch parties. If that report is accurate, then this is not just opportunism. It is opportunism with a side order of hypocrisy.

That is the real issue here. Not whether floor crossing is technically allowed. Not whether Ottawa insiders can invent a respectable sentence for it. The real issue is whether voters still mean anything once the election is over.

My view is simple. If you want to switch parties, resign and run again. Go back to the people. Make your case honestly. Ask for a fresh mandate under the new banner. Anything less might be lawful, but it is not clean. It tells voters their consent is temporary, conditional, and easily bypassed once the machinery of power starts humming.

That is why this disgusts me.

Because democracy is not only about counting seats. It is about keeping faith with the people who gave you one.

[Olivier Primeau @olivier_primeau]

Une autre traître qui a menti à ses électeurs et qui, par ailleurs, a déjà essayé de devenir chef des conservateurs lollllll

J’aimerais vraiment savoir ce que Carney leur promet pour qu’ils trahissent leurs valeurs comme ça.

Des menteurs et des perdants point final. #plc #lol

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Mark Carney is seizing a costly Liberal majority that voters denied him, and doing so through backroom deals.

In January, MP Gladu said that floor crossers should face voters in a byelection to give voters the final say. I could not agree more.

She should do so. The people in her community voted for our Conservative vision of a Canada that is affordable, safe, and strong at home, not for the costly Liberal government she has now joined.

She should honour her word and let voters decide.

[Melanie In Saskatchewan @saskatchewan_in]

Canadians grinding under Liberal policy aren’t forgetful, and they sure as hell aren’t forgiving.

The second a ballot box opens, your career will hit a wall like a runaway train with no brakes.

And spare everyone the bullshit fairy tale about “hearing from voters.”

If you had actually spoken to them, it wouldn’t have been some backroom whisper. It would’ve leaked, exploded, and blown this whole stunt wide open long ago.

You didn’t consult them.
You dodged them.

Because you knew exactly what they’d say, and it wasn’t going to help your little political costume change.

This wasn’t courage.
This wasn’t principle.

This was a self-serving, backdoor, bullshit-laced pivot wrapped in a cheap ribbon of fake integrity.

You took the trust handed to you and traded it in like a worn-out pair of boots the second it got inconvenient.

That makes you a reckless pedantic coward with a title.
A paper-thin fraud in a cheap pressed suit.
A turncoat with the moral backbone of wet cardboard and the accountability of a street dwelling drug addict.

And now?

Every word you’ve ever said, I am going to drag back into the light.

Every vote gets picked apart.
Every speech gets measured against this steaming pile of political garbage you just dumped on your own voters.

Not gently. Not selectively.
Relentlessly. Because that's what turncoat traitorious assholes like you deserve.

Because when someone pulls a stunt this brazen, this cynical, this shamelessly self-serving…

“Strong words” don’t even begin to cover the scale of your selfish screw-up.

They just mark the starting line.

You better hope you have no skeletons in your closet. Because there are some of us who will not stop until we expose them.

You should personally refund every person who donated to you in their time of need to affect the change the Conservative platform campaigned on.

I always thought you were a little light up in the cranial area and now you've shown that to be true. If a brain eating bacteria entered your skull, it would starve to death.

Do you REALIZE what you have done to every struggling Canadian who voted for common sense fiscal sanity? They should test your hands for gunshot residue.