Monsieur le premier ministre, il est temps d’obtenir des résultats pour le commerce :
Il faut éliminer les tarifs sur le bois d'œuvre, l'acier, l'aluminium et les véhicules.
Vous l'avez promis. Maintenant, passez à l’action.
#BREAKING: Brilliant Banker Mark Carney is hollowing out Canada's productive economy. Another major industrial operation is shutting down after 80 years, taking skilled jobs, investment and domestic refining capacity with it. Future base oil will come from the US.
@MarkCarneyEgo
@dsimieritsch@elevatereport Just another Carney investment getting rich off the backs of Canadians...nothing to see here...right? sigh...
Imported oil will replace Mississauga refinery product that supplies Canada | insauga https://t.co/MZVXugOMdR
Imported oil will replace Mississauga refinery product that supplies Canada | insauga - and who gets the contract? CHEVRON. and who owns shares in Chevron? Mark Carney... but you knew that already, right #elbowsup#keepvotingLiberal#idiots
https://t.co/MZVXugOMdR
🇨🇦 CANADA WAS PROMISED “DIVERSITY”—BUT ENDED UP MORE DIVIDED
Justin Trudeau entered office promising inclusion and unity. Instead, his government increasingly viewed Canadians through the lens of race, identity, privilege and “systemic” oppression.
In 2019, the Trudeau government launched a $45-million federal anti-racism strategy, followed by an expanded 2024–2028 strategy built around systemic racism and identity-based inequities.
Critics argue that this style of politics did not bring Canadians closer together. It encouraged people to see one another as competing identity groups—oppressors and victims—rather than as equal citizens with shared interests.
During the same period:
🚨 Police-reported hate crimes reached 4,777 in 2023, increasing 32% in one year and 145% since 2019.
🚨 Religion-motivated incidents rose 67% in 2023.
🚨 Race- or ethnicity-motivated incidents increased for the fifth consecutive year.
This does not prove that one politician or government policy directly caused every incident. International conflicts, increased reporting, online hostility and other social pressures also contributed. But it is fair to question whether years of identity-based rhetoric helped create a more suspicious, hostile and polarized political environment.
Canadians themselves are noticing the damage: 60% described culture-war debates as divisive, while 59% called them exhausting.
You cannot constantly divide people by race, gender, religion and ancestry—and then act surprised when social trust begins to collapse.
Canada does not need more collective blame, identity boxes or political guilt.
We need equal rights, equal responsibilities and one standard for every Canadian.
🍁 Stop dividing Canadians to maintain political power.
🍁 Judge people by their actions—not their identity.
🍁 Choose unity over identity politics.
#Canada #CanadianPolitics #Trudeau #IdentityPolitics #Unity #EndTheDivision #Accountability #CanadaFirst #TurningPointCanada
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Foreign Minister @AnitaAnandMP's dep't fires 25, has 11 others quit under investigation including diplomat caught in secret "inappropriate" contact with unnamed "foreign gov't officials."
https://t.co/s8n6OoNjn4 #cdnpoli@GAC_Corporate
🚨 This should alarm every single Canadian.
In committee, Apple and Google just warned MPs exactly what Bill C-22 does.
They said the bill doesn’t just ask them to unlock encryption when needed. It lets the government issue **secret ministerial orders** forcing them to build a “hole in the wall” — a backdoor — that didn’t exist before.
Apple: “We’re concerned about a hole being put in the wall.”
Liberals: “There’s no hole in the wall.”
Apple: “But the bill lets you secretly order one.”
Google: “We’ve never built anything like this, anywhere in the world.”
And the response? Basically “pinky promise we won’t abuse it.”
This isn’t some conspiracy theory. This is tech companies that fight governments for a living telling Parliament that C-22 would force them to do something unprecedented globally — create secret backdoors and comply with sweeping, unchecked ministerial orders on metadata, encryption, and more.
After C-11 gave them control over what you can see and say online, C-22 is coming for what you can keep private.
Law-abiding Canadians. Your texts. Your calls. Your data. Your location. Your searches.
All of it potentially accessible through secret orders with minimal real oversight.
Privacy isn’t optional. Encryption protects everyone — including the people who have nothing to hide.
If this passes in its current form, Canada becomes a place where the government can quietly demand tech companies build tools to spy on its own citizens… and the companies are saying they’ve never been forced to do this anywhere else on Earth.
That’s not “lawful access.” That’s the foundation of a surveillance state.
Wake up. This one actually matters.
#BillC22 #C22 #LawfulAccessAct #CanadaPrivacy #SurveillanceState #Encryption #cdnpoli
Canada Post handed out $30.8 million in bonuses to its executives and managers last year.
That same year, Canada Post took a $1 billion taxpayer-funded bailout and lost almost $1.6 billion.
What is going on here? This is getting so gross.
End these bonuses NOW.
Mark Carney is spending your money buying 2200 condos in Vancouver.
A condo bailout?!
This is wrong for several reasons, but at the end of the day if you’re a young person looking to buy a house in Vancouver, Mark Carney just said loud and clear that he isn’t in it for you.
@ItsAndyMac_ Because FIFa is corrupt. They called 3 Iran goals offside when it was hairline and suspicious because they wanted Iran out. But Mexico is a host country so no offside call, not even a VAR review
CBC plays a huge roll in keeping Liberals in power for eternity.
They would rather live in Carney’s fantasy world of “middle power” and “building Canada strong” than to hear the truth from someone.
Pierre is not perfect, but he’s telling Canadians the truth about the situation in our Country. That’s not being negative, it’s called living in reality.
Canadians shouldn’t be forced to bail out developers for condos they can’t afford.
That’s why Conservatives are calling for an urgent Ethics Committee meeting to investigate Prime Minister Carney’s condo bailout.
Canadians deserve answers.
Ben Mulroney nailed it — and he should say it even louder.
Government job postings are now openly declaring “BIPOC only” and flat-out telling white Canadians they are not permitted to apply.
Every Canadian — including white taxpayers — hands over their money to fund these positions. Yet under the Liberals, that same taxpayer is deemed the wrong race to even be considered for the job.
This is not equity.
This is not some noble remedy.
This is government-approved, taxpayer-funded racism directed against white Canadians.
The Liberals defend these race-based barriers as if they’re normal policy. They’re not. They’re anti-white discrimination dressed up in bureaucratic language, and it’s time we called it exactly what it is.
Pure racism.
Simple.
Disgusting.
How much longer are we supposed to accept this blatant racial double standard?
NEW COLUMN: Carney is gutting Canadian democracy
Voters handed Carney a minority. He flipped it to a majority by poaching five opposition MPs, then set about dismantling the checks meant to hold him accountable.
Committees got stacked and dragged behind closed doors. Bills got rammed through with debate cut off.
And Question Period? He's skipped 100 of them.
Usually when he chickens out of attending QP, Carney is chilling out in his office instead of facing the heat in the House of Commons.
A hot mic even caught what he thinks of his own MPs: "useful for votes."
Accountability, it seems, is now optional. The bill will come due.
https://t.co/WCXhIXVPwt
#cdnpoli #cdnpolitics
BREAKING: I’ve written to the Ethics Committee Chair calling for an urgent investigation into Carney’s condo bailout.
Who lobbied to force people who can’t afford groceries to bail out billionaire Liberal donors and powerbrokers?
We are fighting to stop the Liberal Club from getting richer by making you poorer.
Poilievre says Carney is pushing Canada toward a surveillance state, citing:
C-11 (algorithm control)
C-22 (state-linked data access)
C-9 (labelling religious text as "hate")
C-8 (removing internet access)
The legacy media complains that Pierre isn't accessible, then CBC doesn't use a single clip after Pierre held an hour-long press conference.
$1.4 billion well spent by the Liberals, evidently.
Most Canadians are focused on Bill C-34. Before that it was Bill C-22. Before that it was Bill C-9.
And that is exactly the problem.
Professor of Law at Queen's University @PardyBruce just explained why fighting each bill one by one will never fix Canada. The bills are not the problem. They are the distraction. The real problem is the system that keeps producing them — a governing structure that allows elected politicians to hand unlimited power to unelected bureaucrats who answer to no one and serve indefinitely.
Until Canadians understand that, nothing changes.
Watch the full conversation here 👇
ALARMING
Top official can't identify ANY safeguards to protect Canadians in Carney's SECRET POLICE DEAL with China.
The RCMP will be working with the SAME Security Ministry that operates illegal police stations & targets Canadians.
Under Carney, it's OPEN SEASON for Beijing.