A prime minister appointing his wife to a newly created gov’t department that’s given over $1 BILLION tax dollars with ZERO OVERSIGHT is the epitome of corruption!
@kennydale We are not the ones brown nosing Putin and treating China better than fellow Western democracies (a.k.a your tradional allies. A.k.a. the ones who fought by your side in Afganistan and many other conflicts).
🇨🇦 THEY STOOD ON GUARD 🇨🇦
Four Fallen Soldiers — CFB Wainwright, Alberta
October 17, 2026
Canada mourns the loss of four Canadian soldiers who died on October 17, 2026, during a live-fire military training exercise at CFB Wainwright, Alberta. The tragedy unfolded as a rapidly spreading fire, driven by powerful winds, overtook personnel on the training grounds. The exact circumstances remain under investigation.
The four were serving with the 3rd Battalion, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry, and the Loyal Edmonton Regiment.
Today, we remember not just their service, but the lives, dreams, and families behind their uniforms.
🇨🇦 Private Hayden Lykkemark — Langley, British Columbia
Hayden dreamed of a future career in law enforcement. He and fellow soldier Shaun Farrell were best friends, serving together and ultimately losing their lives in the same tragedy. Their friendship is a heartbreaking reminder of the bonds forged through military service.
🇨🇦 Private Shaun Farrell — Prince Albert, Saskatchewan
A young soldier whose future was full of promise, Shaun proudly chose a life of service. His mother, Patricia, shared a photograph of her smiling son in uniform alongside a simple, heartbreaking message: “Love you my darling child.”
🇨🇦 Private Aidan Goulding, 23 — North Vancouver, British Columbia
An accomplished athlete and mechanic, Aidan left a promising civilian career because he wanted to serve his country. His family remembered his contagious laugh, cheeky smile, and ability to lift everyone’s spirits. He dreamed of joining Special Operations and later working with CSIS.
🇨🇦 Sergeant Morgan Wong, 26 — Edmonton, Alberta
A member of the Loyal Edmonton Regiment, Morgan joined the Canadian Armed Forces in 2017. He had already served in Latvia and was preparing to return to Europe. A university graduate, financial analyst, and volunteer first responder, he was remembered by his family as someone who was always there when others needed him.
Thirty-nine other Canadian Armed Forces members were injured, many critically. Our thoughts remain with them, their families, and the medical teams working tirelessly to help them recover.
Four Canadians from different communities, united by a common commitment to serve.
They were sons, brothers, friends, and comrades. They had ambitions, plans, and lives still waiting to be lived.
Their service will not be forgotten.
Rest in peace, gentlemen.
We will remember them. 🇨🇦
📷 Pictured from left to right: Private Hayden Lykkemark, Private Shaun Farrell, Private Aidan Goulding, and Sergeant Morgan Wong.
#TheyStoodOnGuard #LestWeForget #CanadianArmy
Initial results show Albertans voting YES on all five of the immigration questions.
If these results hold, this is a powerful rejection of mass immigration.
We will remember Pte. Aidan Goulding, Pte. Shaun Farrell, Pte. Hayden Lykkemark and Sgt. Morgan Wong. Our deepest sympathies and support extend to the families of the fallen and everyone impacted by this national tragedy.
Immigration Minister confirms Carney government has a Mass Immigration tsunami planned
In the past 5 years 5 million newcomers arrived. India wants to ramp mass immigration to another 15 Million in a decade
https://t.co/TxAEpDeQhn
Patricia posted a heartfelt plea last night for prayers for her son, Shaun — who was training at CFB Wainwright
She’s just posted (publicly) that Shaun was one of the victims
The scale of this is enormous
Watch this:
"Do you think it's a good thing Indians are replacing White people as the population of Canada? That's good?"
"Yeah because I only want us to be here."
"So you're a bunch of racists? A bunch of racial supremacists?
Credit: Mike Unfiltered
Toronto Sun Editorial:
Brad Bradford our choice for Toronto mayor
There's no magic bullet to fix Toronto's problems overnight, but what's needed is a mayor ready to point the city in the right direction. In our view, Bradford is that leader. https://t.co/nR3SFUNYzt
🚨Outrageous: Under Mark Carney, Minister Lena Diab quietly announced at a closed-door, non-televised press conference that IRCC has scrapped the key LMIA safeguard protecting Canadian workers from foreign replacement. No debate, no vote, no bill—just more open doors for outsiders while Canadians face job competition. Carney’s Liberals keep eroding sovereignty and putting globalist priorities first.
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