Julia Hawes

I’m a Grandmother who is concerned for the future of my children, grandchildren & all citizens of our country. We need to restore the love & resist the hate.

[Wes Jones @realWesJones]

They told you the biggest threat to Canada was coming from Trump.

But who actually wrote the threat report the government is using?

"The Circle Wrote It", A new song breaking down how the PM’s wife and Trudeau’s former top strategist are shaping the narrative on U.S. trade threats.

The circle is smaller than you think.

[Julia Hawes @JuliaHawes10]

@Concern70732755 @PierrePoilievre Never, he’s too liberal to be a conservative leader.

[D.C.L. @abc123jjj]

It’s exhausting.

And it’s tiresome.

Because it’s all so staged.

Listening to these announcements and watching premiers from across the country rallying support for Alberta…

I’ve never seen so many politicians at the Calgary Stampede, using it as a platform to advocate against the best interests of Albertans, while pretending it’s all a big party as they flip pancakes in their best western wear.

And these announcements will only add to the already insurmountable debt - if they even materialize - because investment has fled the country and investors look to the past to see how federal and provincial governments conduct themselves.

Canada is not a trustworthy country.

But Alberta will be.

If there wasn’t a very real Alberta independence movement - none of this would be happening.

Alberta independence is not a bluff.

But this forced out-crying of support for Alberta is.

Pierre used to say “Canada is broken,” but not anymore.

Smith was known for pushing back against Ottawa, but not anymore.

Times have changed.
True Albertans are done waiting.
And politicians are scrambling.

The economic engine of the country has had enough with the lies, damaging policies, broken promises and falsehoods.

And the Forever Canadians living in Alberta (who would rather throw someone into oncoming traffic for carrying the Alberta flag or vandalize signs they find triggering) are too afraid to move elsewhere in the country, prove their loyalty, and go down with the ship.

Canada needs Alberta to survive.

Alberta needs freedom from Canada.

In order to lead - you often have to leave a toxic environment.

And, as difficult as it may be, you eventually have to look at the situation, think about the future, acknowledge the past, and draw your line in the sand.

#AlbertaIndependence

It’s time.

[The HighWire @HighWireTalk]

Aaron Siri opened his Kennedy Center address with a fact that stops most people cold: vaccines are the only product in America where you cannot sue the manufacturer for making a safer version that could have prevented your child's death or injury.

That protection came from the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986. Before that law, only three routine vaccines existed: MMR, DTP, and OPV. The injuries caused by those three products were so severe that every company making them either went out of business or stopped production. Every other industry facing that outcome is forced to make a safer product.

Congress chose a different path for vaccines. It eliminated liability entirely, not just for those three vaccines, but for every routine childhood vaccine developed from that point forward.

"No person may bring a civil action against a vaccine administrator or manufacturer for damages arising from a vaccine related injury or death."

That is the foundation everything else is built on.

[CCMBC 2021 @2021Ccmbc]

🇨🇦 Canadian governments keep promising economic growth.

Then, they build another layer of bureaucracy between an idea and a shovel.💡

At some point, we should stop asking why investment is leaving... and start asking why anyone is surprised.🤔

#CatherineSwift explains why Canada has become one of the hardest places to build and grow a business.

#cdnpoli #Economy #Canada
@StephenLeDrew @WorkingCdns

[United Alberta Flags @United_AB_Flags]

On October 19, vote option 2 on Question 10.

It’s the only way to remove the restrictive taps and external controls holding back Alberta's economy. Do it for you children and grandchildren.

[BlendrNews @BlendrNews]

Trust in government isn't collapsing because people became irrational. Rather, it's collapsing because the institutions keep giving us reasons to stop believing them.

A newly surfaced federal memo reveals Ottawa was quietly exploring legal action against Canadians for social media posts it deems "false or misleading" — making the government the arbiter of truth, then hiding the details behind redactions.

But here's the problem:

- They misplayed COVID, smeared the skeptics, and buried the lab-leak inquiry now taken seriously.

- They invoked the Emergencies Act against the Freedom Convoy and the courts later ruled it unlawful and a Charter violation.

- They downplayed a recession, moralized housing and immigration concerns as "extreme," then quietly reversed course.

- They pour $2 billion a year into legacy media, then act shocked when Canadians question whether the press is independent.

The institution fails, denies the failure, and attacks the people who notice. Then it passes punitive speech laws to control the backlash — handing more power to the very institutions people no longer trust.

You cannot censor your way back to legitimacy. You cannot punish people into believing you. And you cannot fix a crisis of authority by giving more authority to the people who caused it.

Canada's war on "misinformation" was never about truth. It's a war on dissent.

Read the full piece in the comments below 👇

[Rebel News @RebelNewsOnline]

'This is a bad deal for Alberta': Keith Wilson issues warning over Carney's MOU with Alberta

On The @EzraLevant Show, constitutional lawyer @ikwilson discussed what's next for Alberta's energy industry after the province formally submitted its proposal for a new oil pipeline to the West Coast earlier this week.

Wilson slammed the preceding memorandum of understanding between Ottawa and Alberta — signed in November 2025 — over its imposition of carbon taxes and net-zero rules for the province's energy industry.

"The deal [Carney] required of the MOU here, imposes such increased costs on our production, and not just any new production that might go to Asia, our existing production, that Jack Mintz, who's a world-renowned economist, just released a report in conjunction with the Fraser Institute that said when you combine Carney's required carbon taxes on our oil and gas industry here in Alberta with the Pathways Project, which is a carbon capture project that will cost $20 to $30 billion to install and many billions per year to operate, along with other net-zero rules that Prime Minister Carney's imposing on our oil and gas industry, it will make our oil and gas industry uncompetitive," he said.

Wilson warned that Alberta now finds itself in a precarious position, with Premier Danielle Smith having signed onto a framework that ties pipeline hopes to expensive and uncertain carbon capture technology while locking the province into Carney’s broader net-zero agenda.

What's next for Alberta remains unclear, as the proposal must still navigate British Columbia Premier David Eby’s government — which just days ago secured its own multi-billion-dollar deal with Carney that explicitly upholds the northern oil tanker ban.

Critics like Wilson argue this leaves Alberta dependent on negotiations with a hostile BC government and a federal leader whose climate commitments appear to outweigh genuine support for conventional energy, potentially forcing the province to either accept a bad deal or escalate its push for greater autonomy.

[Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱 @ryangerritsen]

Every day in South Regina at 3:00am this gentleman is being woken up by a call to prayer being blared over a loudspeaker.

He is from China & obviously has no idea what he is hearing & he also doesn’t know what can be done about it.

How is this even allowed?

[Melanie In Saskatchewan @saskatchewan_in]

If this meme feels less like comedy and more like today's briefing...
You're probably my kind of people.😘
My goal for this week is to acquire 105 new followers so I can pass the much coveted 20K threshold. You can help by sharing this if it resonates with you.
#cdnpoli

[Western Standard @WSOnlineNews]

Alberta independence advocate claims Albertans should ask themselves five questions before voting

https://t.co/Y1U6HiJqz3

[John-Paul Berg @SemperVeritasX]

To say Canadians are oblivious would be an understatement.

If you listen closely in Canada you can hear footsteps in the distance, resonating in compliant unison. We are obediently marching into totalitarianism. Bill C-8 and C-9 have already received royal assent. This gets way worse from here.

Bill C-2 → Warrantless sharing of your digital information at the border.
Bill C-22 → Mandatory data retention, government backdoors in every app and service, and mass metadata collection on all Canadians.
Bill C-8 → Federal power to control, throttle, or shut down cyber systems, networks, and critical infrastructure.
Bill C-9 → Vague “hate” definitions weaponized to criminalize dissent.
Bill C-11 → Direct government regulation of what you can see and share online.
Bill C-63 → The “digital safety” trap that lets them police your thoughts, speech, and online life — with prison as the penalty.
Bill C-34 → The digital "Safety" Act, This is an age restriction on internet access, which alows them to force everyone to upload government issued ID for internet access.

This has NOTHING to do with safety and everything to do with control.

With NO democratic mandate to lead, and a majority government assembled through backroom deals far from public scrutiny, Mark Carney is changing our country into something unrecognizable.

We either resist this with the fury of a people pushed too far, or we lose everything.

[JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦 @JayGenXer]

🚨 This one is too important to let it fade.

Renee Merrifield former BC MLA and CEO of Troika Group —> just laid out the truth most politicians and media refuse to say out loud:

Canada has been on a **managed decline** for over a decade.

Not because of Trump.
Not because of some external boogeyman.

Because we pulled our own poker chips off the table.

We sidelined our natural resource sector, the very thing that made this country wealthy and gave us one of the highest standards of living in the world. We blocked pipelines, delayed LNG projects, and turned our back on becoming the energy superpower we were born to be.

Meanwhile, our dollar buys less every year. Young professionals are packing up and leaving (she cited 155,000 educated Canadians already gone). People are showing up at doors irate because their hard-earned money doesn’t stretch anymore. And we’re told it’s all someone else’s fault.

She’s right.

Energy **is** prosperity. Cheap, abundant energy is the greatest gift a country can give its citizens. We have the resources, the know-how, and the people to be a global energy leader, done cleaner and more humanely than almost anywhere on earth.

Instead we’ve chosen decline, higher costs, and watching our next generation ask: “How do I get out of Canada?”

This isn’t a technical recession.
This is a self-inflicted one.

We are the solution. We have the resources. We just need the political will to stop apologizing for our own success and start building again.

Every Canadian who still believes this country can be great again needs to hear this.

Are done watching our politicians blame everyone but themselves?

#cdnpoli #CanadaFirst #EnergySuperpower #LiberalFail #ResourceSector #BringBackProsperity

[United Alberta Flags @United_AB_Flags]

🚨Press release, linked below.

July 6, 2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Forever Canadian Campaign Stealing Flags From Kids In Alberta.

United Alberta Flags has contacted RCMP and Elections Alberta, and is asking Forever Canadian to return the materials.

https://t.co/JsRxx32wGX

[BertaProudDad @BertaProudDad]

Now we know why Mark Carney has to steal a majority! He needs to cover up what’s really going on!
Don’t believe me! Just look how many committees he’s shut down as well as investigations! If Pierre Poilievre did that it would be plastered all over mainstream media!
#cdnpoli
#markcarney

[JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦 @JayGenXer]

D.I.L.D.O.S. 🍆 PERFECT 👌

Desperate. Intolerant. Liberals. Destroying. Our. Society.

Look at the faces. This is the wrecking crew that’s turned Canada into a debt-soaked, divided, declining mess. Empty slogans, failed experiments, zero accountability, and pure intolerance for anyone who pushes back with facts or common sense.

Carney’s gang is just the latest chapter of the same Trudeau disaster. They don’t build… they lecture, they spend, they divide, and they destroy.

We’re done.

Time to flush the whole rotten lot and get Canada back on track.

#cdnpoli #LiberalFail #CarneyResign

[Julia Hawes @JuliaHawes10]

I really have no faith in CBC ever getting any reporting accurate.

[wealthmoose @wealthmoose]

CBC just confused the Pembina Institute - the anti-oil pipeline advocacy group - with Pembina Resources - the energy company that’s actually investing in the new Alberta pipeline to the BC coast.

One Pembina wants to shut pipelines down.

The other just bought 10% of a $43.7 billion one.

$1.4 billion a year.
Couldn’t Google the difference.

This is the state broadcaster covering Canada’s most important energy infrastructure story.

Getting the central player completely wrong.

Not a typo. Not a correction.

A fundamental confusion between an anti-pipeline lobby group and an energy company sharing the same first name.

If a private outlet made this error their editor would have questions.

At CBC it’ll be a quiet correction at the bottom of the page.

If that.

Defund. Restructure. Replace with something that knows the difference between the people building Canada’s energy future and the ones trying to stop it.

#CdnPoli #Alberta #DefundCBC ​

Video @cbcwatcher

[cbcwatcher @cbcwatcher]

🚨CBC’s latest story on the $520M Ottawa boost to “rebuild Jasper” is a masterclass in selective memory

They clip Finance Minister FP Champagne about infrastructure, interim housing, and “measures to prevent fire.” They talk about repairing roads and campgrounds

Zero mention of why a lightning strike turned into a fire that wiped out a third of the town in the first place

The Jasper fire wasn’t some random act of “climate change.” It was a tinderbox created by years of neglected deadwood and fuel buildup in Jasper National Park — much of it from the mountain pine beetle outbreak that Parks Canada knew about for years

Under the Liberals, Parks Canada was apparently more worried about PR optics and environmental complaints than aggressively clearing dead trees or doing serious prescribed burns and thinning. Internal warnings about the fuel load were acknowledged… then largely ignored. Mechanical clearing was minimal. Large-scale burns on the dead forest? Almost none. “Natural regeneration” was the policy

Now the same government is writing a massive cheque to fix what better management could have prevented... or at the very least, greatly reduced

CBC loves pinning every wildfire on climate change while conveniently forgetting to mention how decades of poor forest stewardship turned a bad situation into a catastrophe

The severity of the Jasper fire was completely avoidable

Rebuild money is one thing. Accountability for the preventable conditions that made it necessary is another @brodiefenlon

[Rise Of Alberta @RiseOfAlberta]

This speech from Adam Derges is one every Albertan should hear.

It’s not angry. It’s not reckless. It’s honest.

He lays out why leaving Canada is no longer about frustration. It’s about protecting our kids, our future, and the part of this country that still works.

Canada is broken. Alberta is not.

Watch the full speech ⬇️

[Mario Zelaya @mario4thenorth]

Not parody: Meet our new Minister of Misinformation.

She will be the in charge of state surveillance & the punishment of speech.

We are becoming the UK:

The government is the accuser.

The government is the judge.

The government is the executor.

The government decides what speech is allowed.

The Liberals purposely redacted what tools they plan to use.

And there will be no threshold for what triggers legal action.

Nor will there be independent oversight of the accuracy of what THEY call misinformation.

They want to use your tax dollars, so they can sue you.

Using government lawyers, for what you post online.

TWO WEEKS AGO CARNEY PASSED BILL C22, GIVING CABINET SECRET ACCESS TO YOUR DATA.

THIS WEEK JOLY TELLS YOU WHAT THEY PLAN TO DO WITH IT.

We were called conspiracy theorists.