Annie Andrews is a doctor, a mom and a fighter for South Carolina families.
She sees the cost of groceries, the price of child care, lack of access to affordable and quality healthcare every single day.
SC needs leaders who understand what’s at stake and are ready to fight for it.
Lindsey Graham sister is backed by Trump because he knows she isn't savvy enough to stand up to him on the issues facing Americans today.
Being a deceased Senator's sister doesn't make a person ready to represent the people of SC.
Vote for @AnnieAndrewsMD
#DemsUnited
Charest: Well, let me just observe that the last time the president paid attention to a body of water, it was the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool. And if I remember correctly, it didn't finish well
Canada didn’t choose this trade conflict. But we will stand up for Canada, our workers and industries.
With whatever it takes, for as long as it takes — our government will be here for Canadians.
Donald trump is sending loud and clear messages that he's lost his f*cking mind, and people are just acting like the guy with the nuclear codes is perfectly fine.
This rotten Jack-o-Lantern is renaming Lakes and threatening to demolish the Kennedy Center.
He posts nonsense from his Truth Social that makes him look like a complete idiot.
He keeps an unhinged groupie close to him because she feeds his delusions like thinking he's the greatest President in history when he's really dead last.
Russia sees this.
China sees this.
Iran sees this.
And Republicans are fine with watching him fiddle while the country burns on unaffordability.
None of this is normal.
Canada has what the world wants, and that is why Glencore has invested $2B to develop the first new mine in the Sudbury basin in more than a decade.
@Glencore’s Craig Mine will begin producing nickel - a key input for stainless steel, batteries, and more - later this year, and they will do it low-carbon, using some of the most advanced electric mining technology in the world.
During these uncertain times, it makes me proud to support a project that has created 7,000 jobs for the skilled tradespeople, contractors, suppliers and mining professionals across Northern Ontario. Projects like these keep Canadians working, prosperous and secure, and will ensure Sudbury's mining legacy is not of the past, but the future too 🇨🇦
As the United States fundamentally transforms its commercial relationships, we're focused on what we can control - building one Canadian economy.
Together with my provincial and territorial colleagues responsible for Internal Trade, we are advancing work to:
- strengthen labour mobility;
- expand mutual recognition to services;
- streamline rules in the housing and construction sectors;
- create more opportunities for Canadian businesses to grow.
We are taking action to make it easier for Canadians to work, do business and invest across the country – building a stronger, more unified Canadian economy.
To learn more: https://t.co/88GKMKSZw2
This is a pretty damning example of why Ontario’s government needs to be more accountable over OSAP. Seven private career colleges received about $385 million in provincial OSAP grants in one year - roughly the same amount as students at all of Ontario’s publicly funded colleges combined.
Meanwhile, students at our public colleges and universities are seeing their grants slashed and taking on even more debt. Students shouldn’t be paying the price for the Ford government’s failure to properly oversee the system.
It’s time to fix OSAP and put students first.
https://t.co/u400S1dacn #onpoli
I, too, am relieved to find out my colleague Salma Zahid and family are safe and secure.
It goes without saying that this behaviour is illegal and completely unacceptable.
If we want to preserve and protect our democracy, we must ensure that representatives (no matter what political party they come from) are not subject to this type violence and intimidation!
The world’s top talent is coming up north 🍁
These 64 researchers are experts in fields shaping the future, bringing new expertise to Canada’s already world-class universities in areas with strong real-world applications like health, biodiversity, advanced technology, astrophysics and economics.
Canada welcomes that the U.S. is now withdrawing its positions on discoverability and labelling and is confirming that measures to promote French language and Canadian culture will not be subject to future U.S. trade actions.
We look forward to further constructive U.S. clarifications on their other positions which would create the possibility of a mutually beneficial trade agreement that respects Canadian sovereignty.
Champagne touts deepening economic ties in visit with Indian counterpart amid Trump trade war.
“Canada can provide energy security and food security to India. And India can provide to Canada scale, talent, and technology”.
https://t.co/p8WRfDust0
A lot feels uncertain, but here's what I know: Canada has preferential market access to 1.5 billion consumers today, and growing -- just like our determination to build an economy that is prosperous, resilient, and secure for every single Canadian 🇨🇦
Chrystia Freeland: "This notion that Canada is hard to get along with — Canada is the only G7 country that has a trade deal with every other G7 country. So the rest of the world finds it pretty easy to do trade deals with us, and they want to do it."
The name Lake Ontario comes from the Wendat word Ontari’io, which, appropriately, means “the lake is beautiful, the lake is big”.
The name is more than 400 years old, predating both the Confederation of Canada and the Declaration of Independence of the United States of America.
We know that America is changing. Their trading relationships, their foreign policies, their national monuments, their hydronyms.
Canadians also know that naming reality means calling it Lake Ontario – then, now and always.
We’re focused on what we can control: supporting our workers and industries, creating new opportunities for Canadians, and building a stronger, more resilient economy.
Record numbers of U.S. military service members are leaving the U.S. military due to Trump's "illegal" orders, with many citing the killing of innocent people in boats in the Caribbean, and others citing bombing school girls in Iran.