.@WestJet This isn’t just about my family’s bags. Multiple passengers from the same flights to Scotland are missing luggage. If an entire flight can be affected, your customers deserve real-time baggage scan visibility—not “we’re waiting for an email from the airport.”
@BucklesandBulls@AirPassRightsCA@WestJet@united Agreed. Air Canada does as well. I’ve had delayed baggage on both airlines and the communication & service was what I would expect in 2026.
.@WestJet The most frustrating part isn’t the delay—it’s the lack of information. In 2026, customers should never be told, “We don’t know where your bag is because we can’t see the scans.” Time to modernize your baggage tracking.
.@WestJet Losing bags is one thing. Your agents not being able to see bag scans is another. My family is in Scotland without luggage, and no one can tell us where it is. That’s unacceptable for a major airline.
Yesterday, the White House approved the advancement of multiple pipeline projects carrying Alberta oil to the United States.
Expanding pipeline capacity to the U.S. is something I’ve been advocating from this U.S. Administration since their last election. It has paid off!
This is great news for Alberta and Canada. It has the potential to unlock hundreds of billions in energy investment for our province and country.
We hope the federal government moves this fast when it comes to our pipeline project submission in June. Let’s get these pipelines built!
Read the full U.S. decision here: https://t.co/NXoUrum7Gb
AI can now finish safety training for you.
Rob Day joins Dr. L.F. Martin and James Junkin on The Risk Matrix to explain how AI bypasses courses and what this means for competency and compliance.
Full webinar: https://t.co/Xb3GYtsEUc
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One pug.
Zero verification.
The cutest case study in system failure.
See how Phoebe did it
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@jodyvance@JDVance Canada WAS one of the greatest places to live on the planet. Not anymore. Our standards of living have been sliding hard and fast the last number of years and the financial outlook is worse.
What happened in Canada will be studied by many historians and economists as the prime example of self-destruction of an otherwise prosperous nation after blindly following left ideology.
While I'm sure the causes are complicated, no nation has leaned more into "diversity is our strength, we don't need a melting pot we have a salad bowl" immigration insanity than Canada.
It has the highest foreign-born share of the population in the entire G7 and its living standards have stagnated.
And with all due respect to my Canadian friends, whose politics focus obsessively on the United States: your stagnating living standards have nothing to do with Donald Trump or whatever bogeyman the CBC tells you to blame.
The fault lies with your leadership, elected by you.
I’m disgusted by this year’s federal budget rollout. The numbers are staggering — and every Canadian should be concerned. 👇
Deficit: $78.3B this year, barely falling to $57.9B by 2028–29. That’s $322B added to our national debt. Reckless doesn’t begin to cover it.
Debt charges: Annual interest costs jump 42% — from $53.4B to $76.1B by 2029–30.
That’s $1.46B every week just to service debt. Imagine what that could fund — hospitals, schools, infrastructure, innovation.
Cuts? Hardly. The public service drops only 10% (~40,000 roles). That’s not reform — it’s optics.
Spending: $450B overall. Calling this “fiscal restraint” is like claiming weight loss while gaining pounds.
Simply terrifying. #cdnpoli #Budget2025
I’m disgusted by this year’s federal budget rollout. The numbers are staggering — and every Canadian should be concerned. 👇
Deficit: $78.3B this year, barely falling to $57.9B by 2028–29. That’s $322B added to our national debt. Reckless doesn’t begin to cover it.
Debt charges: Annual interest costs jump 42% — from $53.4B to $76.1B by 2029–30.
That’s $1.46B every week just to service debt. Imagine what that could fund — hospitals, schools, infrastructure, innovation.
Cuts? Hardly. The public service drops only 10% (~40,000 roles). That’s not reform — it’s optics.
Spending: $450B overall. Calling this “fiscal restraint” is like claiming weight loss while gaining pounds.
Simply terrifying. #cdnpoli #Budget2025