@KirkLubimov Can’t get Washington to take Canadian steel. Can’t take the Stelco CEO’s call. But he can threaten legal action over the layoffs! What a tough guy.
Mark Carney and his cabinet ministers are fear-mongering to distract from their dismal economic performance here at home.
Carney should stop musing about a U.S. invasion to foreign media and start delivering the results he's promised.
An 83-year-old dies by MAID after her family says she stayed silent when asked to confirm. Canada now records MAID in about 1 in 20 deaths. When medicine validates suffering, it still has to ask what’s true, what’s reversible, and what options actually exist.
https://t.co/YiLgR4iDIb
Our 83-year-old Christian grandmother was euthanised against her will under Canada's assisted dying system - she died covered in blood with her hands clasped in prayer https://t.co/u50K1sT75X
They keep saying workers come first. Then a port, the rails, or Air Canada shuts down, and Ottawa pulls Labour Code s.107.
The Liberals’ talk about workers meets a supply-chain mess, and suddenly the same Liberals are pushing people back to work.
33/ A 2026 peer-reviewed study examined Canadian media reports involving people who considered, requested or received MAID while reporting that they lacked healthcare or social resources that could relieve their suffering.
29/ Autonomy sounds straightforward when meaningful alternatives exist. It becomes much harder when they do not. Canada’s own MAID practice standards recognize this problem.
28/ The direction of policy has therefore mattered as much as the raw numbers: assisted death has moved from a narrowly end-of-life debate into questions involving chronic disability, non-terminal illness, mental health and social circumstances.