Where were you guys when @MaximeBernier and the PPC demanded a return to sustainable immigration levels in 2019?
Oh, yeah. You were calling us bigots.
Now you're admitting there's a problem?
Too little, too late.
Here are the facts on the progress weāre making to restore immigration to sustainable levels. The latest data shows that as of August 2026
⢠Weāre on track to meet our annual targets in all permanent resident categories.
⢠The number of students arriving in Canada is down 71% between January to August 2026, compared to August 2024.
⢠The number of workers arriving in Canada is down 57% between January 2026 to August 2026, compared to August 2024.
⢠The number of asylum claims made from January to August 2026 is down 52% compared to that same period in 2025.
Weāre also sharing more information about our immigration application inventories and application processing.
Get the latest facts and figures on Canadaās immigration system:
https://t.co/UKwyslwnD1
The Supreme Court has formally endorsed a sentencing regime in which punishment depends on your race.
In the recent Cope case, the Supreme Court upheld a reduced sentence for an Indigenous offender who brutally assaulted his intimate partner.
The trial judge imposed five years. A sentencing circle, an Indigenous conflict-resolution practice, recommended three.
The Supreme Court said three was right, scolding the trial judge for not giving enough weight to āIndigenous legal traditions.ā
There is no such thing as āIndigenous law.ā And Indigenous traditions should not override Canadian law as written by Parliament.
The result?
An offender receives a discount, not because of the facts of his crime, but because of his background.
This is not justice. It is racial accounting dressed up as reconciliation.
Make no mistake: equality before the law, a foundational principle of Western civilization, no longer applies in Canada.
The Supreme Court has replaced it with a system in which justice is administered according to group membership, ancestry, and historical grievance.
And it does not stop with Indigenous offenders.Ā
The same logic is being extended through Impact of Race and Culture Assessments to other groups.
The principle is always the same: some Canadians are treated as members of groups with historical grievances, while others are treated as individuals responsible for their actions.
The Peopleās Party believes in ONE STANDARD OF JUSTICE FOR EVERY CANADIAN. You do the crime, you do the time. Full stop.
We are the only federal party willing to say what the Liberals and fake Conservatives will not: Canadaās courts must treat every victim and every offender equally before the law.
JUST IN:
Our PPC Christmas Party on December 11th just secured a new guest speaker, @DMillardHaskell .
Professor Haskell will be at the venue an hour early at 4pm to sign his new book, 'Christ or Collapse.'
Tickets and more details are available here:
https://t.co/yjRqLY12EO
Government overspending is the primary cause of inflation, and they usually try to solve the problem in the stupidest way, by printing more money!
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Following this referendum in Alberta, the ball is now in the court of establishment politicians, both Liberal and fake Conservative.
What will their response be?
There is only one response capable of dispelling the frustration of Albertans: adopting the Peopleās Party platform.
https://t.co/DuOo9rXWXt
23,160 deportations. Thatās not enough!
The numbers are in, and they confirm what we have been saying for years: Canada needs to enforce its own laws and start mass deportation.
Last year, Canada deported only 23,160 illegals. That is roughly 53 deportations per 100,000 people.Ā
One of the lowest rates among comparable nations. In the United States itās 130 deportations per 100k. Thatās 2.4x Canada's rate.
As of last May, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) was working on the deportation of 65,004 identified individuals. In more than 10,000 of these cases, the file has been ongoing for over a year.
And CBSA is trying to find 33,588 foreign nationals who failed to appear for removal and have simply disappeared.
Meanwhile, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada estimates that up to 500,000 undocumented migrants are living illegally in Canada; in the shadows, with no authorization to reside or work here.
The real number is likely higher. Federal officials have admitted that Canada has no system to track whether temporary residents actually leave when their visas expire.
I have said it plainly:
Ā "We must have a moratorium on mass immigration and start the mass deportation of all illegals who are in our country.āĀ
That is why we need a deportation department to find, detain, and remove those who have no legal right to be here.
This is not about being cruel. Itās about being a sovereign country that enforces its own laws.
But the Liberals and the fake Conservatives won't do anything. They are beholden to the same globalist consensus that treats borders as optional and enforcement as taboo.
Here we go again. Pierre Poilievre is suddenly outraged by mass immigration.
The same Conservatives who spent hundreds of thousands branding critics of mass immigration as āracistsā while Pierre pushed for more direct flights to India.
Then he helped prop up Carneyās government and hand the Liberals a majority.
Pierre, youāre not the opposition to this mess. You helped create it!
How much longer are Canadians supposed to fall for this Uniparty theatre?
Why would the government need to restore confidence in the immigration system, Lucy?
Did something happen to erode that trust?
How can that be? We were told the immigration system has always been amazing and only evil racists would ever say otherwise. š¤”
this is an excellent development
āBuilding a stronger Canada means restoring confidence in a well-managed immigration system that meets our economic needs. This includes attracting and retaining skilled talent to complement the Canadian workforce and drive economic growth.ā