I wish Prime Minister @netanyahu all the best and victory in todays elcctions. I hope and pray that @Israel, standing with the United States, will soon bring down the EVIL Iranian regime and it's terrorist proxies who commit acts of violence globally. Doing so would open a new chapter of peace for the Middle East and for the entire world. 🌎✌️
In the only #Jewish state, democracy remains strong, vibrant, and fully alive. 🇮🇱🇺🇸🇨🇦💪 @IsraelinCanada@MoedIddo
The New Westminster Times is investigating the below story of a claimed exorcism orchestrated by @Conservative_BC. The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Vancouver told NWT today they knew nothing of the alleged activities. The NWT has contacted the Conservative Party for comment.
What do nickel, copper and precious metals have in common?
They’re among Canada’s top exports to Norway! Supported by #EFTA, Canada–Norway merchandise total trade reached $3.8 billion in 2025. ⛏️🪙
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@CanadaTrade
Calling all Canadian music lovers!
As you know, Canada is participating in the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest through CBC.
CBC/Radio-Canada has officially announced the five Canadian finalists for the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest: William Cloutier, Josiane (Josiane Comeau), Rêve (Briannah Donolo), Talk (Nicholas Durocher), and Tyler Shaw. Canadians have until November 5 to vote and select Canada’s first-ever artist to represent our country at Eurovision by visiting: https://t.co/gfOjwRvhdA.
Let's go, Canada! Vote!
We've got the talent it takes to win.
Evaluating a generational industrial transformation solely on short-term quarterly indicators misses how structural economic resilience is built. Slogans are not driving this strategy; instead, it is anchored by hard data, systemic policy architecture, and historic capital deployment. The concrete numbers backing the "Building Canada Strong" agenda demonstrate direct action, headlined by nearly $500 billion in new investment and financing commitments secured at the September Canada Investment Summit from premier global pension funds, institutional investors, and top-tier banks to power domestic infrastructure, artificial intelligence, and natural resources. This aggressive focus on supply-chain and resource security has successfully pushed Foreign Direct Investment into Canada to its highest level in two decades.
Furthermore, Canada maintains the lowest net debt-to-GDP ratio in the G7 alongside a top AAA credit rating, which is reinforced by a hard legislative commitment to completely balance the federal operating budget by Budget 2028.
To clear the path for these investments, the government has enacted aggressive regulatory and supply-side reforms that deliver immediate impact rather than rhetoric. Through Bill C-39, the Building Canada Strong Act, the historical five-year project approval bottleneck has been compressed down to a legally mandated "one project, one review, one year" standard that forces concurrent federal agency reviews for ports, mines, and clean energy without eroding environmental metrics. This is paired with the One Canadian Economy Act, which completely eliminates internal interprovincial trade barriers and labor mobility exceptions to unify 13 distinct sub-markets against foreign trade shocks. To further incentivize private development, the Productivity Mega-Deduction immediately slashed the effective tax rate for corporate capital assets from 13% down to 6.4%, making it the lowest rate among major global economies for immediate private write-offs in pipelines, technology, and mining. Today, the centralized Major Projects Office is actively processing 27 critical nation-building initiatives representing over $192 billion in targeted infrastructure, while a $5 billion Strategic Response Fund helps tariff-exposed domestic firms diversify away from single-partner trade reliance, all backed by a $450 million active investment to upskill 50,000 industrial workers. Structural economic shifts take time to materialize in everyday metrics, but the regulatory pathways are legally cleared, the capital is committed, and real construction is actively underway.
The Liberal government has voted to keep the B.C. oil tanker ban place, defeating a Conservative bill that would have repealed it.
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On OXI Day, we honour the courage of the Greek people and their enduring commitment to freedom, democracy, and self-determination.
Wishing Greek communities in Vancouver Centre and across Canada a meaningful OXI Day.
JÄGER: I tried to cover the election using only public transit — here's what I learned
Read my personal account of life as a transit-loving journalist on the campaign trail👇
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Bullshit, Christy isn't a liberal anymore. Is that why the party is hiring exorcists Mark? Are you organizing for them all of a sudden? There were more members of the Pacific Caucus ready and willing to work with KLF then this dude. You're wrong.
If you want a provincial wing of the Federal Liberal Party in BC, get the Indigenous Caucus or the Young Liberals to bring it to a vote at LPC Convention, don't just start it yourself. We saw how well that worked with the Vancouver Liberals... 😬 #bcpoli
It certainly is more than it was a few months ago.
Prior to Doerkson becoming the leader, there were no Liberals in the BC Conservative Party.
There are a few now, including Christy, which should hopefully have a positive effect on the party.
I still believe that a separate Carney-style Liberal Party would be good for everyone in the province. I also believe that we need some form of electoral reform to stop the “need” for people to coalesce around two main choices.
I have been an active Liberal for over 40 years federally, provincially (and, more recently, municipally) in good times and in bad times and I am not a fan of polarization.
With no Liberal brand on the ballot at this time, we are in uncharted territory. We don’t know how long this will be the case.
Sport has the power to shape lives and connect people who have disparate cultures and ideologies; it has been proven, historically.
This week, our fed gov't announced over $156 mill. in 2026-7, for 62 National Sport Organizations. This is part of our generational $1-billion investment in sport to upgrade stadiums, fields and community centers and help athletes succeed from the playground to the podium. Give a talented kid an opportunity to succeed as an athlete.
BC: What happened, where we're going, where everyone stands, and a few laughs along the way.
Thanks @vancolour for the time to dig in.
Apple: https://t.co/d1h6NJDtfq
Spotify: https://t.co/dx4qtKkAhx
My flights are all booked to #Ottawa for the holidays and I'm looking forward to celebrating my mentor Hon. Peter Milliken's 80th Birthday with so many old friends and colleagues, as well as attending the Prime Minister's Holiday Caucus party. 🎊🫶#bcpoli
On behalf of Canadians, I extend my condolences to everyone in Spain who has been impacted by the devastating train collision near Toledo. We wish all those injured a full recovery. Canada is working with local authorities to provide support to any Canadians affected.
Thank you to the emergency crews working tirelessly to rescue passengers and care for the survivors.
B.C.’s premier-elect is doubling down on the campaign promise of abolishing legislation that’s meant to set up the framework for reconciliation with Indigenous peoples. https://t.co/QuP2q4ZHow