Tina Papania ALWAYS Canadian

[Dan McTeague @GasPriceWizard]

I bet Carney wished they remained suppressed.

Little wonder he and Liberals dit like to mention that the 2nd carbon tax (Clean fuel regulation) adds 19 cents per litre to diesel and 16 cents per litre to gasoline

Canadians continue to be green fleeced by Carney

[Stephen Taylor @stephen_taylor]

Conservative MP Melissa Lantsman: the Carney government must "wake up". She accuses the government of failing to respond to synagogue and school shootings.

[Stephen Taylor @stephen_taylor]

Canadian Jewish student says that she and other jewish students are no longer safe on Canadian campuses.

[Warren Kinsella @kinsellawarren]

KINSELLA: Jewish journalist faces discipline at CBC after documenting pro-Palestine protest
https://t.co/m6BJRry2Uy

[Michael Geist @mgeist]

I don’t understand why this CBC journalist is facing disciplinary action. He describes facing threats while attending a synagogue service and provides context with rise of antisemitism, terror attack and guest speaker. Thread is accurate. What’s the issue?
https://t.co/LAdKeIFlkQ

[Neil Herland @NEWSneil]

I'm a journalist. And I happen to be Jewish. On Yom Kippur I went to a synagogue service in Toronto and was met by protesters trying to taunt and intimidate me from entering the building. 1/5

[Tina Papania ALWAYS Canadian @TPapania]

Congratulations

[Devin Heroux @Devin_Heroux]

CANADA 🇨🇦 WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL 🏐 TEAM QUALIFIES FOR LA 2028

THEY DID IT

For the first time since the 1996 Olympics, the Canadian women’s volleyball team has qualified for the Games. A remarkable achievement by a memorable team.

[Chris Hadfield @Cmdr_Hadfield]

Terry Fox was a tremendously inspiring and good Canadian. We can all feel pride in supporting his legacy.

[🇨🇦🍁 ✭ Maple🍁🇨🇦 @1414Maple]

He is back !!!!

[Warren Kinsella @kinsellawarren]

Just received:

"Itai Olej is an Ottawa area realtor, guilty of the crime of being a Jew who was born in Israel. That sign in downtown Ottawa was defaced and then stolen."

As I write in my book The Hidden Hand, the inverted red triangle is a Hamas symbol indicating a person has been marked for death.

[Tina Papania ALWAYS Canadian @TPapania]

Agree. What say you @MarcMillerVM Quebec must be bilingual too, eh?

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

Utter Bullshit.

That response works in both French or English….

Unless of course there is a plan to enforce the use of English in PQ?

[Tina Papania ALWAYS Canadian @TPapania]

I concur with Jason Kenney. The goal of government is to enhance our success. These measures drown businesses.

[Jason Kenney 🇨🇦🇺🇦🇮🇱 @jkenney]

As someone who speaks French and supports the broad goal of official bilingualism, I think this kind of regulatory over reach is hugely counter productive.

It’s an effort to impose a false reality on the private sector in communities with small (in some cases tiny) francophone populations.

This sort of thing undermines public support for bilingualism in general.

It’s costly, pointless, and will create unintended consequences.

It imposes huge new costs on the private sector when our economy is struggling, and we should be focussing on a prosperity / productivity agenda.

When banks can’t find enough francophone staff in a place like Yarmouth, don’t be surprised if they close rather than pay massive fines to service a small community.

Trucking firms in Edmonton have a hard enough time finding English speaking drivers / staff. How are they supposed to hire French workers in a city where 1% of the population are francophones, all to provide french service where there is no demand?

The fines these and other businesses will be forced to pay will just increase prices and be passed onto consumers, when the government says it’s focussed on reducing the cost of living.

It’s stupid policies like this that make many Canadians feel like Ottawa is out of touch with reality.

[Warren Kinsella @kinsellawarren]

Aldo Di Felice is President of TLN Media, which puts together the Salsa festival. In his LinkedIn statement, he is very unhappy with Olivia Chow's administration and police brass. #topoli

[The Food Professor @FoodProfessor]

"You either conform or you get canceled. That's basically it in academia right now."

Dr. Sylvain Charlebois is not speaking from a safe distance. He runs the Agri-Food Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University. He hosts Canada's number one rated food podcast. He has keynoted every province in the country.

He keeps saying the things the room is not supposed to say.

Watch the full conversation below.

[Tina Papania ALWAYS Canadian @TPapania]

I concur. Interprovincial barriers should have been eliminated by now. As well grocery stores should not be allowed to ban private markets from plazas. Transparency matters.

[The Food Professor @FoodProfessor]

Recently, testified remotely from Ireland before the House of Commons Standing Committee on Agriculture and Agri-Food as part of its study on Food Security in the Face of Global Instability.

Given that the federal government's recent food security strategy was underwhelming, I offered three practical recommendations that would require little to no additional public spending:

1️⃣ Make food affordability a formal lens for federal policymaking. Before introducing new regulations, taxes, or programs affecting the food sector, government departments should be required to assess their impact on food affordability and food system competitiveness. Canadians deserve to know how public policy affects the cost of food before decisions are made.

2️⃣ Launch a national review of internal trade barriers affecting food. Canadians often speak about food sovereignty and local food systems, yet we continue to tolerate rules that make it unnecessarily difficult to move food, labour, and products across provincial boundaries. Improving the flow of food within Canada would strengthen resilience, increase competition, and lower costs without spending an additional dollar of public money.

3️⃣ Establish measurable national food security benchmarks and publish annual scorecards. We cannot manage what we do not measure. Canada should track indicators such as food affordability, domestic processing capacity, investment levels, productivity growth, food insecurity rates, and supply chain resilience.

Canada needs a food security strategy grounded in competitiveness, accountability, and measurable outcomes. I hope the Committee listens.

[Thaïs d’Escufon @ThaisEscufon]

Europeans and American patriots!

Tomorrow, the courts of my country, France, may decide to send me to prison for daring to say on television that “the main danger to women in France is Black African and Arab immigrant men.”

Meanwhile, my own attacker, a Tunisian migrant, is still at large.

I need your help to generate media pressure and hope to be acquitted.

They cannot silence the truth!

Thank you for your support 💪🏻🇫🇷

[Tina Papania ALWAYS Canadian @TPapania]

@FrankVeri @McLeanChronicle Hero

[The Food Professor @FoodProfessor]

According to Canada’s Food Price Report 2026, a family of four is projected to spend $17,572 on food this year.

The Prime Minister’s Office might want to include a few people who can actually do food math before making affordability announcements.

[Tina Papania ALWAYS Canadian @TPapania]

@Roman_Baber @PierrePoilievre Keep the Tone positive outside the House! And stop the noise when Libs are responding. Sounds childish.

[The Food Professor @FoodProfessor]

Not one politician has dared to talk about what's happening at that Chinese-owned dairy plant in Kingston.

Liberals, Conservatives—everyone has been silent.

You'll soon find out why.