Canadian Alliance Project

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[Canadian Alliance Project @Canadianallianc]

Canada does not need another slogan. It needs a plan.

The Canadian Alliance has completed a 73-page Governance Blueprint covering accountability, healthcare capacity, provincial autonomy, national security, economic productivity and Arctic sovereignty.
No donors. No staff. No insiders.
Just a clean policy framework built to work.
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(Yes, it is costed. Yes, it is constitutional.)
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#CAP2029 #Governance #Policy #cdnpoli 🇨🇦

[Canadian Alliance Project @Canadianallianc]

Without a scoreboard, waste isn’t accidental.
It’s structural. (6/7)
Part III is live:
The Government Without a Scoreboard
Why unmeasured public spending compounds distortion.

Read here:
https://t.co/3trRxzPpTl

[Canadian Alliance Project @Canadianallianc]

If government is spending, something must be improving.”
That assumption is wrong.
Here’s why 👇 (1/7).

[Canadian Alliance Project @Canadianallianc]

From a distance, it looks like momentum.
Up close, the numbers blur. (4/7)
In a distorted system, motion is mistaken for growth. (5/7)

[Canadian Alliance Project @Canadianallianc]

They are rarely rewarded for delivering them efficiently. (3/7)

[Canadian Alliance Project @Canadianallianc]

It can just circulate capital. (2/7)
Politicians are rewarded for announcing projects.

[Canadian Alliance Project @Canadianallianc]

Here’s why 👇 (1/7)
Public spending without measurement doesn’t automatically build capacity.

[Canadian Alliance Project @Canadianallianc]

Globalization didn’t fail because of trade.
It failed because democracies traded without standards, enforcement, or reciprocity.
When rule-of-law economies integrate with systems that don’t share transparency, labour norms, or strategic accountability, distortions are inevitable.
The next phase isn’t retreat.
It’s structured alignment among democracies — with measurable benchmarks.
That’s the difference between open trade and strategic trade.

[Canadian Alliance Project @Canadianallianc]

CANZUK shouldn’t stop at visas and trade.
The real opportunity?
A coordinated Naval & Polar Security Compact.
Arctic. North Atlantic. Indo-Pacific. Antarctic.
A maritime alliance spanning both poles.
That’s how middle powers become serious powers.
#CANZUK #PolarSecurity #Arctic #IndoPacific #Canada

[Olena Rohoza @OlenaRohoza]

At Canada’s initiative, work has begun on the creation of a new CanZUK Alliance: Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom.
Expanded duty-free trade. Faster and easier opportunities to work within the alliance. Political cooperation. In the long term — a Confederation.
Public support for the Alliance:
Canada — 76%
Australia — 73%
New Zealand — 82%
United Kingdom — 68%

[Canadian Alliance Project @Canadianallianc]

@pourjesuschrist Silly question... How would you staff 15 new hospitals a year ?

Alberta is lacking health care workers currently.

[Canadian Alliance Project @Canadianallianc]

Canada does not have a vision problem.
We have an execution architecture problem.
Announcements are fast.
Delivery is slow.
Measurement is optional.
Until dollars are tied to public scoreboards,
nothing structural changes.
That’s the Distortion Economy.

[Canadian Alliance Project @Canadianallianc]

76% support CANZUK.
That’s signal.
But mobility alone isn’t strategy.
If we’re serious, we go deeper: • Integrated defense coordination
• Arctic & Pacific security alignment
• Industrial capacity mapping
• Energy resilience
• Skilled labour reciprocity
A 21st-century alliance isn’t symbolic.
It’s architectural.
Long-form breakdown here:
[insert Substack link]
#CANZUK #LaurentianAccord #ProjectResilience #cdnpoli

[Olena Rohoza @OlenaRohoza]

76% of Canadians support the idea of CANZUK 🇨🇦

A proposed partnership between Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the UK that would allow visa-free work and travel while boosting trade and economic ties! 🇳🇿🇦🇺🇬🇧

[Canadian Alliance Project @Canadianallianc]

Version Française de L'économie de Distortion... Les taxes invisibles pour classe moyenne...et une machine à imprimer de l'argent pour les Riches...
https://t.co/Af4HrgkciH

[Canadian Alliance Project @Canadianallianc]

Version Française!
L'économie de distorsion Canadienne .

https://t.co/Af4HrgkK8f

[Canadian Alliance Project @Canadianallianc]

Swapping parties isn’t enough.
But importing another country’s system isn’t the answer either.
The problem isn’t ideology.
It’s architecture — incentives, measurement, and execution.
Canada needs structural repair, not annexation fantasies.
That’s the real overhaul.
Canadian Alliance Project (link in bio).

[Zachary Tisdale 🇨🇦 @ztisdale]

It should be obvious that swapping the Liberals for the Conservatives at the federal level won't be enough to save Canada.

All of our institutions have been captured by Marxist ideology.

Canada needs a total system overhaul that only the American Republic can offer.

51! 🇨🇦🤝🇺🇲

[Canadian Alliance Project @Canadianallianc]

Greenland is a stress test for Arctic sovereignty — and Canada showing up matters. But presence is step one. Step two is allied execution: shared ISR, logistics hubs, icebreaking/shipbuilding, and interoperable procurement.
That’s the logic behind the New Laurentian Accord: trusted partners, shared capacity, measurable delivery.
Part III of The Distortion Economy goes straight at this: public spending that builds capacity, not announcements.
Canadian Alliance Project (Substack — link in bio).
@politico @mblanchfield @CanadianForces
#ArcticSecurity #Canada #Geopolitics

Canada’s Muscular New Anti-Trump Strategy Debuts in Greenland - POLITICO https://t.co/dEmb21jCmB

[Canadian Alliance Project @Canadianallianc]

25,000 jobs lost.
Manufacturing shrinking.
Housing rising.
This isn’t just “bad policy.”
It’s a structural distortion.
I broke down what I call Canada’s Distortion Economy and how to fix it.
Canada’s Distortion Economy
https://t.co/P3ybiTvbD6

[Canadian Alliance Project @Canadianallianc]

25,000 jobs lost.
Manufacturing shrinking.
Housing rising.
This isn’t just “bad policy.”
It’s a structural distortion.
I broke down what I call Canada’s Distortion Economy and how to fix it.

https://t.co/8WpKttx69g