Democracy is run by people not by public servants. 🍁
We're ordinary Canadians. No party. No spin. Just receipts and questions that deserve answers.
So here's our first one, for you: if you could ask Ottawa ONE question this week, what would it be? 👇 #cdnpoli#canada
13 months of the "build faster" law: zero formal designations.
One pressure campaign from Washington: a bridge deal in weeks, internal trade barriers down in days.
Turns out the speed exists. It just answers to the wrong capital. #cdnpoli
Mark Carney promised to build Canadian 🇨🇦 projects at record speed…
and Conservatives supported the legislation to make it happen.
The Alaska Highway: built in 9 months ✅
Carney after 16 months: still hasn’t designated a single major project of national interest ❌
Northerners are tired of the talk, Mark.
It’s time for action.
Fair questions, no invented stats needed:
How many times has the Brookfield/Stripe screen been triggered? (Not published.)
Should stock options ever qualify as "blind"?
Should PM asset values be public, as in other democracies?
Parliament could fix all three tomorrow.
I just spoke to a socialist boomer who was thrilled that Mark Carney won the last election.
I asked one question:
“If Canada is such a great investment, why is roughly 91% of Carney’s reported net worth tied to U.S. assets, while only about 0.5% is in Canada?
Shouldn’t someone who truly believes Canada be investing here?
He was stunned.
Most Canadians have no idea Mark Carney is ALL in on 🇺🇸
🚨 Holy crap hahaha LEGEND😂😂
CBC invited a Canadian winery owner on to trash Trump
and he comes back with "Trump's 50% tariffs are still less than EVERY OTHER province in CANADA puts on us"
Provinces in Canada have mandatory markups (tariffs) of up to 70%
To be fair, the credentials are impeccable: two G7 central banks, global crisis manager, "the man you call in an emergency."
The emergency: groceries above CPI 17 straight months, youth jobless at double the national rate.
Turns out the call connected. The delivery didn't.
15 months ago, Canadians extended their trust at the ballot box. Trust is a loan, not a gift repaid in results, not announcements. The results so far: grocery inflation Youth unemployment near double. So the question stands: where is the plan? With dates. Not rhetoric
Canada per @AnitaAnandMP will give Pakistan $45 million dollars "to help improve climate resilience!" But the @MarkJCarney Government cut resources to fight forest fires.
Make it make sense!
@david_parker A country calling itself a G7 growth leader took 159 years and a Trump tariff threat to let a BC winery ship a bottle to Ontario. And last week's deal still excludes Quebec and keeps board fees.
Not broken. Just unaccountable. Fixable if we keep the pressure on. 🍁
Stephen LeDrew on Mark Carney:
“When it comes to getting serious work done, I think we have a Prime Minister who doesn’t understand politics, who thinks he’s running a bank, who has given benefits to certain friends. He doesn’t have the character necessary to successfully lead this country out of the malaise it’s been in since 2015.”🇨🇦👇
Work hard. Study hard. Get told there are no entry-level jobs for the 18th month in a row.
Youth unemployment: 12.7%. National rate: 6.5%. Nearly double. (StatCan, June)
Young Canadians what's your job hunt actually been like? Ottawa should hear it. 👇 #cdnpoli#canada
@MarkJCarney Fair question for the government: unions report ~50% of Government Operations Centre roles cut and NRCan wildfire-mapping staff getting notices in a summer scientists called a "litmus test" fire year.
What's the plan if they're right and the season gets worse?
@RodAVanier Statesmen take ownership. Politicians explain their explanations.
Canadians paid $6.4B for that bridge. They were told debt gets repaid first; the released text says 50% of net revenue from year one.
The gap deserves an answer, not a rewording.
@AnitaAnandMP That's a caption, not a plan.
What was promised last year → what was delivered → what's the target this year.
Three numbers. Any government proud of its record posts them without being asked. 🍁
@MarkJCarney Genuinely good to see new markets pursued. Now make it accountable:
What's the target export volume, jobs, by what date so Canadians can measure success in 2028 instead of taking it on faith in 2026?
Announcements are easy. Benchmarks are leadership. Publish both. 🍁
@YoungStreete A PM who ran two G7 central banks knows better than anyone: a goal without a target is a press release.
So let's hear it: what share of exports moves off the U.S., by what year, measured how?
Every new market starts small. Accountability starts with a number.
@ryangerritsen Here's the thing about rhetoric: it only survives where accountability is missing. If a CEO delivered "everything's on the table" two years running, the board would demand a plan or a resignation.
Canada has a board of directors too. It's 41 million of us.
@TheTorontoSun Correction: no government gets to define patriotism. No party, ever. Patriotism is defined by the people who pay for groceries, renew mortgages, and hunt for jobs here.
Governments get to deliver for it.
@WeAreCanProud F. He has failed to deliver on the promises he made. Canadians have heard plenty of slogans and speeches, but what matters is results and on the key issues people care about, the outcomes have fallen far short of expectations. Leadership should be measured by accountability.