Cdn Girl

Freedom Lover / Oilers Fan for life / Hockey Girl /Make Canada great again / Natural Immunity and Holistic Lifestyle

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@tyleryaremchuk It’s so expensive !!!

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@erichustls Shadow

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@CraigBrockie Probiotics

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@morellifit Stack

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@KhusbooT14835 Google

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@ChamberofFit Plan

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@IceDistrictAuth Self love lounge

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@EdmontonOilers Mangiapane

[NHL @NHL]

See you in the Final, Oil Country! 🟠🔵 #StanleyCup

[Rowan @canmericanized]

I’m Rowan & I'm Canadian.

This is an open letter demanding Liberals/NDP call an election to let people decide if they want higher taxes or a new govt..

After 8+ years of Trudeau life is unaffordable. If you're 🇨🇦 tell Trudeau you want an election & use #CallAnElection hashtag!

[Cdn Girl @CherKucy]

@AskCoachKev Summer

[Leonard Roxon @LeonardRoxon]

Imagine being so stupid as to be outsmarted by @JustinTrudeau of a people! 🤦‍♂️

There is no $10 a day daycare! If you trust the @JustinTrudeau
@liberal_party, you are the IDIOT!!!

PROOF - Read the article!

@JustinTrudeau set it up so the provinces would be forced to pay for it!

This was a disaster right from the beginning! It's unrealistic, ill thought out, cooked up political BS grandstanding for @liberal_party that was guaranteed to be a failure. Except now, the @liberal_party gets to blame the provinces & Day Care Centres for the failure. They've already started that blame game this week.

https://t.co/I3UeQaYa10

[Bret 🍁 @Bret_Sears]

Tucker on Mass Immigration in 🇨🇦:

"If you change the population of the country, you change the country and dilute the voting power of the people invested in that country, the people who were born there, who have lived there long-term, who understand the history and the culture."

[alicia ^^^ 😆🐞 @leashadawg]

this might be my favourite zach hyman celly of all time

[Cdn Girl @CherKucy]

Vegas Knights helmets are sure shiny tonight

[** W. Brett Wilson ** @WBrettWilson]

We will soon hit 5Million Views here - as more and more voting Canadians come to understand what damage @JustinTrudeau has done to Canada - and its only getting worse for Confederation ....

[Kate Shemirani @KateShemirani]

The most deadly vaccine that was ever created before the Covid shots. There was no placebo and many children worldwide were killed and maimed. Some took their own lives because they couldn’t deal with the state that they were in. In the UK, we give this to both boys and girls. Joan Shenton did an incredible documentary that I would encourage everyone to watch;

https://t.co/by2RsrqMxl

There is no evidence whatsoever that any virus causes cervical cancer.

The nurses who are injecting this have little or no knowledge about what they are injecting. Just following orders. So… paid assassins? It’s time to stop. The government leaflets do not even tell the children that they could die immediately or shortly afterwards and could be left with long-term serious debilitating disabilities and infertility. Welcome to the national homicide service 🌈

[David Morgan 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 #StayFree @david_r_morgan]

This is the what the average drinks aisle looks like in most shops these days

It’s all poison. Full of sugar, full of additives, full of artificial colours and sweeteners

All packaged in pretty colours to appeal to children

There is not a single healthy drink in this picture.

[Dan Knight @DanKnightMMA]

Good morning, my fellow Canadians. It's September 3, 2023, and if you're expecting to wake up to a bright, financially secure Canada, well, I have some sobering news for you. The latest figures from Statistics Canada are in, and they confirm what many of us have suspected: the Canadian economy is not on the up-and-up. Despite the rosy pictures painted by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Finance Minster Chrystia Freeland, the real numbers don't lie, and they point to an economic landscape in turmoil. Allow me to break it down for you.

The new Statistics Canada data is in, and it paints a rather bleak picture of the Canadian economy under the watchful eyes of the federal government and Justin Trudeau. Let's delve into some numbers, shall we? A staggering $16.5 billion in debt was added by Canadian households in the first quarter of this year alone, with $11.2 billion being in mortgage debt. In an environment of 5% interest rates, a rate we haven't seen for over a decade, this is a financial bomb waiting to explode.

And let's not forget inflation. Since 2021, we've seen a cumulative inflation rate of around 16.5%. Now, remember, these aren't just abstract numbers on a ledger somewhere; these are realities hitting your grocery bills, your gas prices, your rents, and slowly emptying your wallets. But it's not just households feeling the pinch. The economy as a whole is stalling, with real GDP nearly unchanged in the second quarter of 2023, following a measly 0.6% rise in the first quarter.

Amidst all this, Justin Trudeau and the federal government seem content piling on debt like there's no tomorrow. The Parliamentary Budget Officer's March 2023 report shows Canada's deficit is expected to rise to $43.1 billion in 2023-24, up from $36.5 billion in 2022-23. And let's not forget that 1 out of every 5 dollars in this debt spree didn't even exist pre-pandemic. Essentially, we're spending money we don't have, to solve problems we're not solving, all while making new ones.

So, where has all this spending gone? Not into securing a robust future for Canadians, I can tell you that. Despite the monumental deficits and the reckless spending, housing investment fell 2.1% in the second quarter, marking its fifth consecutive quarterly decrease. Canadians are struggling to make ends meet, and the government's financial imprudence is exacerbating, not alleviating, the situation.

But here's a twist to the story: while investments in housing decline, Justin Trudeau decided it was prime time to open the floodgates of immigration. There's an aspect of governance called planning, something that seems foreign to this administration. How does one justify allowing over a million immigrants into Canada without even hinting at a solution for housing them? The result is basic economics - demand outstrips supply, and prices soar.

Remember the days before Trudeau's reign, when the average home in Canada cost around $400,000? Eight years under his watch and that figure has doubled. Trudeau's policies seem like a cruel jest to young families, professionals, and, frankly, anyone aspiring to own a piece of the Canadian dream. It's almost as if he expected the housing market to "balance itself".

And before you think this is just a 'rough patch,' let me remind you that household spending is also slowing. So not only are Canadians going into debt, but they're also cutting back on spending. They're being hit from both sides, and there's no end in sight. The government's promises of prosperity seem increasingly hollow when we see that per capita household spending has declined in three of the last four quarters.

The Trudeau administration's approach to governing appears to be in a parallel universe, one where debt is limitless, and financial responsibilities are for the next government or even the next generation to sort out. And don't even get me started on the higher taxes lurking around the corner to pay off this bonanza of spending. This isn't governance; it's financial negligence.

When Canadians were told that this level of inflationary spending could turn our country into something akin to Venezuela, many scoffed at the idea. But let's face it: the signs are becoming hard to ignore. The truth is, many Canadians have been led to believe they can have gold-plated social services without paying an ounce of gold in taxes. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau seemed more than happy to sell that narrative. He promised a utopia, a social safety net woven from dreams and aspirations. But what has that net caught? Rising costs, crippling debt, and a harder life for everyday Canadians.

Trudeau has turned out to be less a responsible steward of the economy and more of a Pied Piper, leading us all off a fiscal cliff while playing a cheerful tune. Or perhaps he's more like the Cheshire Cat from "Alice in Wonderland," grinning broadly as he disappears, leaving behind only his grin and a trail of false promises.

As we approach the pivotal year of 2025, don't forget who sold you this bill of goods. Remember the skyrocketing costs of living, the unmanageable debt, and the empty words that were supposed to make everything better. I, for one, certainly won't forget. And I suspect, come election time, neither will you.

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