Brian Macdonald

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Amazing analysis of how mass Liberal immigration has driven wages down and rent up to profit corporate powerbrokers.

Now Carney wants even more mass immigration. He is not working for you.

Immigration numbers in Canada need to go down: https://t.co/gdOrOQRTjo

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Repeal the Liberal tanker ban. Let’s get shipping oil by rail to Prince Rupert in the next two years. It will boost our paycheques, our dollar, and our economic independence.

[Jenni Byrne @Jenni_Byrne]

Wow! What a night for conservatives in BC & a repudiation of the cynical, out touch, economically disastrous politics of the NDP.

There are so many ppl to congratulate but a shout out to a few. @katy_merrifield ran a great campaign - campaign management is not for the weak - and she aced it. @brookepigott with her steady hand & pulse of the electorate. Lastly to my good friend @ClaireRattee on getting re-elected in Skeena by a much stronger mandate. BC is in good hands with @LDoerkson and his incredible team.

#cdnpoli #bcpoli

[John Ivison @IvisonJ]

We should also remember the bravery of RCMP officers Curtis Barrett, Richard Rozon, Danny Daigle and Martin Fraser, who walked into gunfire down the Hall of Honour and helped take down the gunman who killed Cpl. Cirillo.

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Medical staff at CFB Wainwright Health Services Centre shared stories of bravery I will never forget.

We will make sure they have all the help they need to serve the troops and their families.

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Albertans have decisively voted for a stronger Alberta within a united Canada.

The promise of Canada is worth fighting for.

Now our focus must be on results in people’s lives: affordable food and homes, safe streets, strong borders, and less immigration.

And may God keep our land glorious and free.

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Les Albertains ont voté massivement en faveur d’une Alberta plus forte au sein d’un Canada uni.

La promesse du Canada mérite qu’on se batte pour elle.

Nous devons maintenant nous concentrer sur les résultats concrets dans la vie des Canadiens : des paniers d’épicerie et des logements abordables, des rues sécuritaires, des frontières solides et une immigration réduite.

Ton histoire est une épopée des plus brillants exploits.

[Damien C. Kurek @dckurek]

This picture. 🇨🇦

[The Trews @thetrews]

We played CFB Wainwright on Canada Day, 2019. This photo was taken at that show. Our hearts go out to the family and loved ones of those affected by the tragedy there 💔

[Jeff Semple @JeffSempleGN]

More than a dozen CAF personnel literally parachuting into Wainwright, arriving at the local health centre to respond to the explosion and fire at the nearby Canadian Forces Base.

[Nancy Argyle 🇨🇦 @Plan_Prep_Live]

As per some reports, the Herc from Winnipeg flew over the Wainwright hospital and some medics parachuted out to supplement healthcare staff below. Totally badass decision and the fastest way to get them there.

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Félicitations à @DanielAllainNB pour son élection à la tête du Parti progressiste-conservateur du Nouveau-Brunswick.

J'ai hâte de travailler avec lui pour faire économiser les Canadiens, protéger leurs emplois, assurer leur sécurité, réduire l'immigration et mettre le Canada d’abord.

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Pray for Wainwright, everyone.

There has been a serious incident that caused a fire at CFB Wainwright. Thank you to the brave firefighters and emergency responders working to save lives.

I have spoken to the Prime Minister and the Minister of Defence to offer our support to everyone on the base and in the community.

To everyone in the area, please stay safe, follow local emergency instructions, and keep roads clear for first responders.

[Brian Macdonald @BrianTMacdonald]

The @pcnbca leadership convention kicks off today in Fredericton!

[TheParachuteRegiment @TheParachuteReg]

Remembering the courage and sacrifice of the Parachute Regiment and Allied Airborne Forces during Operation Market Garden, September 1944.

They fought against overwhelming odds, and held their ground with extraordinary determination.

Ready for anything 🆎
#Arnhem
#Paras

[Wounded Warriors CAN @WoundWarriorCA]

25 years ago, 2,974 lives and families were changed forever. The attacks profoundly impacted Canada, taking the lives of 24 Canadians and resulting in our 12 year operations in Afghanistan where 158 Canadians made the ultimate sacrifice and thousands were injured as a result of their service.

In the years since, September 11th has formally become Canada’s National Day of Service, and the Provincial Day of Service in the province of Ontario — meant to remember the courage and compassion in the aftermath of 9/11 and rekindle the spirit of kindness and goodwill that unified our country best exhibited by our friends in Gander, Newfoundland.

We will never forget.

[Melissa Lantsman @MelissaLantsman]

CBC/Radio-Canada runs an AFP wire piece marking 50 years since Mao's death: a man whose policies killed tens of millions framed around nostalgia instead of condemnation.

Meanwhile journalists in 🇨🇦 still relitigate whether 9/11 was about "Islamophobia" instead of the death cult that murdered 3,000 innocent people.

The proof of ideological capture of a media class that's lost the plot on the regimes and ideologies this country was built to reject is right in front of us everyday.

Look for yourself.

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Before the election, the Prime Minister said that China was the biggest threat to Canada in the world. After the election, he said he wants a partnership for a “New World Order” with the dictatorship there.

Now he is holding defence coordination talks with Beijing, which Canadians had to learn about from Chinese media.

No “new world order”. No military cooperation with a regime that kidnapped our people, interfered in our elections, and set up police stations on our soil. Put Canada First.

[Rob Batherson @rbatherson]

Today marks the 28th anniversary of the Swissair Flight 111 disaster off the coast of Nova Scotia. More than 20 countries had victims among the 229 passengers and crew who perished that night. We remember the men, women and children who died and the loved ones left to mourn. We remember all those who stepped up in the recovery - local fishermen, the military, coast guard, police, other first responders - and the the local communities all around Prospect Road, Peggy’s Cove Road and St.Margaret’s Bay that came together to provide care and comfort to those who came to Nova Scotia to grieve. We will never forget.