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[Rebel News @RebelNewsOnline]

Danielle Smith slams the door shut on cutting off oil to the U.S., saying she "cannot think of a more disastrous policy decision."

"Doing so would absolutely devastate the Canadian economy," she says.

[Concerned Citizen @BGatesIsaPyscho]

London Yesterday is Spine Chilling

Legacy Media tell you 100,00 People

There were closer to 2,000,000 People

Legacy Media are The Enemy.

[Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱 @ryangerritsen]

Satire has turned into reality. This clip from 12 years ago is spot on. We know the grift has been going on since the 70’s but this sums things up nicely.

[Mario Zelaya @mario4thenorth]

Transparency is nowhere to be found.

Carney announced lower tolls on Confederation Bridge…

but refuses to disclose the millions in taxpayer subsidies that’ll be handed over to the private operator.

Anita Anand’s husband is managing director of an investor group that held a 34% stake in the bridge’s parent company, one of Canada’s most profitable toll operators.

Public money.
Private profits.
No disclosure.

Canada deserves answers.

[Dr. Leslyn Lewis @LeslynLewis]

The Liberal government has a track record of dismissing Canadians over their vaccine choices and concerns about the COVID vaccine.

Now, it has been revealed that their vaccine injury program has been plagued by chaos, contractor misconduct, and failure — hallmarks of this government’s record.

[Mario Zelaya @mario4thenorth]

Holy sh*t!
The revelation that I received yesterday was absolutely mind blowing. Mark Carney failed us, as the head of Bank of Canada. He was advised not to do this.

He was told about the risk management and how other central banks around the world, including the US were purchasing gold and holding it as a reserve. He made the decision in 2012 to completely sell off all of Canada’s gold reserves. Canada has absolutely none left. Instead of buying & diversifying, he was selling & sold it at a mere $1200 per ounce. Significantly below market rate and significantly below the $3200 per ounce that it’s at today. 🤯🤯🤯

[Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱 @ryangerritsen]

Who is Canada’s future really for?
Watch this & understand why when we blinked Carney was magically installed as Leader of the Liberals.

[Mario Zelaya @mario4thenorth]

Exposing Mark Carney:

“Should sex be up for sale” 😮

“Should there be a market for the right to have children?” 🤯

[Mario Zelaya @mario4thenorth]

Did you know:

✅ Canada has roughly 318 billion trees
✅ Canada emits 677 Mt CO2 eq
✅ Spruce trees, on avg. absorb of 24.62 kg of CO2 per year

IF WE ASSUMED, 70% of our trees were useless and absorbed nothing, we would still be net zero.

Why did the Liberals tax us for so damn long? Why didn’t they, during the Paris accords, sign a deal where the world paid us a carbon tax instead of taxing us?

That, combined with us killing oil projects are the two single dumbest things the Liberals have done.

[cbcwatcher @cbcwatcher]

More from Dan McTeague about Mark Carney

"The very fact that he has Gerald Butts and Katie Telford and the same group of liberals behind Justin Trudeau behind him, that should be an alarm."

"As well as his wife and I don't like to bring in, you know, our backgrounds, but his wife is part of the Eurasia Group, part of the most militant of climate catastrophists out there."

"We are pouncing on this man because he's extraordinarily dangerous for this country." @GasPriceWizard @NorthrnPrspectv

[Moose on the Loose @dsimieritsch]

Chinese money is flooding into the streets of Canada, ending up in Liberals campaign funding events, in dirty money laundering real estate deals and the street drug trade. This is all because of the Liberal party.

[Dan Knight @DanKnightMMA]

OTTAWA – Yesterday was Day 2 of the Federal Court hearing, where Justin Trudeau’s government is trying to convince a judge that shutting down Parliament to avoid Well, folks, here we are. Day two of the Federal Court showdown, where the Trudeau government is desperately trying to convince Canadians that shutting down Parliament to protect their own hide was a completely reasonable thing to do. They want you to believe that this is all perfectly normal, that it’s routine, that it’s just a quirk of the system. Nothing to see here, folks!

But the problem with lying is that eventually, you get caught. And on Day 2 of this hearing, Justin Trudeau’s legal team got caught. Over and over again.

If you watched what unfolded in court, you saw the Trudeau government’s lawyers flailing like fish on dry land, fumbling through weak excuses as Chief Justice Paul S. Crampton shredded their arguments one by one. At one point, they actually misrepresented a legal precedent in court, only for the Chief Justice to read the case aloud and reveal that it actually contradicted their argument. Humiliating.

And that was just the start.

This case isn’t just about whether Trudeau technically had the ability to prorogue Parliament. It’s about why he did it—and more importantly, whether Canada is now a country where the Prime Minister can shut down democracy whenever it gets inconvenient for him. Because if the courts let this stand, what’s stopping the next Prime Minister from proroguing indefinitely? What’s stopping the government from suspending Parliament every time there’s a corruption scandal, every time they fear a non-confidence vote, every time they need to cover up a mess of their own making?

And that’s exactly what Trudeau did. His government was facing multiple crises all at once—a massive financial scandal, a looming non-confidence vote, and an economic firestorm caused by Trump’s tariff threats. So rather than actually dealing with it, he shut Parliament down. The question is: Did he have the right to do that?

Trudeau’s Legal Team Has One Argument: “The Court Can’t Stop Us”

The Trudeau government’s lawyers had one job today—convince the court that prorogation is beyond judicial review. That was it. That was their entire strategy. Not that it was necessary. Not that it was ethical. Just that there’s nothing the court can do about it.

They started by arguing that Justin Trudeau isn’t responsible for prorogation at all. No, they said, it was actually the Governor General who did it. That’s right—the Trudeau government is now claiming that the Prime Minister of Canada, the man who publicly announced on January 6 that he had decided to prorogue Parliament, wasn’t actually responsible for proroguing Parliament.

Naturally, Chief Justice Crampton wasn’t buying it. He pointed out that no Governor General in Canadian history has ever refused a Prime Minister’s request for prorogation. That’s right—never. The Governor General is not some independent actor who just wakes up one morning and decides, You know what? Let’s shut Parliament down for a couple of months. That’s not how this works. The Prime Minister advises it, and the Governor General rubber-stamps it.

So why is Trudeau’s government suddenly pretending like he had nothing to do with it? Simple. Because if they can convince the court that this was the Governor General’s decision, then the case gets thrown out.

But that’s just the beginning of the absurdity. Trudeau’s legal team then went on to argue that there are no legal limits on prorogation whatsoever. That’s right—none. According to them, the Prime Minister could prorogue Parliament indefinitely, and there’s not a thing the courts or anyone else could do about it.

The Chief Justice was visibly skeptical, and for good reason. If prorogation has no limits, then Canada is no longer a parliamentary democracy—it’s an elected dictatorship.

At one point, Crampton asked them how Parliament is supposed to hold the government accountable if it’s shut down. The response from Trudeau’s lawyers?

Well, Parliament can hold the government accountable when it returns.

Yes, you read that right. The government’s actual defense is that Parliament can hold them accountable later. Which, of course, is exactly the point. Because what happens if they just prorogue again? And again? And again? The court kept pressing, but the government had no answer.

JCCF @JCCFCanada Lays Out the Real Reason for Prorogation: Trudeau Was Cornered

Now, let’s talk about what Trudeau’s government was really trying to avoid. Because while his lawyers were playing legal word games, the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms was laying out the cold, hard truth.

Trudeau shut down Parliament because his government was about to be exposed on multiple fronts.

First, there was the Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC) scandal. Millions of dollars had mysteriously gone missing from a government-controlled green technology fund, and the Auditor General had uncovered serious financial mismanagement. Parliamentary committees were demanding answers, and Trudeau’s government was stalling. So what did they do? They shut Parliament down.

Then, there was the looming non-confidence vote. Opposition parties had been publicly discussing bringing down Trudeau’s minority government. Conservative MP John Williamson, Chair of the Standing Committee on Public Accounts, had even put it in writing. If the vote happened, Trudeau could have lost power. So what did he do? He shut Parliament down.

And let’s not forget the economic mess with the United States. Donald Trump had announced plans for 25 percent tariffs on Canadian goods. Trudeau’s government was scrambling to come up with a response, but there was one major problem: any new spending to deal with the crisis would require parliamentary approval. But Parliament wasn’t sitting anymore. Because Trudeau shut it down.

The JCCF laid all of this out in court, showing that Trudeau didn’t prorogue Parliament for the good of Canadians—he did it to protect himself. And the Chief Justice seemed to take their arguments seriously.

What Happens Next?

The Chief Justice has promised to issue a ruling before Parliament resumes on March 24. That means this case will be decided before Trudeau can walk away and pretend none of this ever happened.

If the court rules against the government, it will mean that future Prime Ministers cannot abuse prorogation to avoid scrutiny. It will send a clear message that shutting down Parliament to protect yourself is unconstitutional and illegal.

But if the government wins, it will mean that the Prime Minister can shut down democracy anytime he wants. It will mean that Canada is no longer a functioning parliamentary system but a country where the executive can do whatever it pleases.

And if that happens, ask yourself this: What’s stopping the next Prime Minister from just shutting down Parliament indefinitely?

Trudeau might be stepping down soon, but his legacy of corruption, incompetence, and political cowardice will haunt this country for years. The question now is whether the courts will allow him to rewrite the rules of democracy on his way out the door.

We’ll find out soon.

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

BREAKING: Poilievre will impose life sentences for fentanyl kingpins.

Overdoses have killed 49,000 Canadians under Liberal open borders & soft on crime laws.

Fentanyl traffickers are mass murderers. Lock them up and throw away the key.

[Jayde @Jayde8700]

Everyone is upset with Trump over the 25% tarrifs...sure, it sucks but...

Carbon Tax is increasing by ANOTHER 20% on April 1st. GST, PST, HST, property tax, capital gains tax, federal income tax, provincial income tax, land transfer tax, estate tax, airport tax, luxury tax, kiddie tax, duties, tariffs, fuel surcharge tax, alcohol tax, sugar tax, cigarette tax… need I go on?

I think we should be more upset with our own incompetent Government, and how they've taxed us to death on absolutely everything to the point that majority of the country is barely getting by.

[Shaun Newman Podcast @SNewmanPodcast]

The most damaging report in Canada's healthcare system just became public:

Alberta Health Services blew $2 million to investigate their COVID response.

But REFUSED to cooperate with their own investigation!

I read all 269 pages.

Here's what they're trying to hide:

[DonaldBest.CA * DO NOT COMPLY @DonaldBestCA]

🔥Now Premiering🔥 The most powerful, explosive video yet on the trial of @OttawaPolice Detective Helen Grus.

Detective Grus is accused of investigating 9 unexplained infant deaths for possible links to COVID vaccines. What followed was a chilling case of corruption, nepotism, and political interference.

@DaveFreedom4 exposes how the system used the prosecution of Detective Grus to send a message to 70,000 police officers across Canada: Don’t question the vaccine narrative—or face personal destruction of you and your family.

With the trial resuming on January 8, 2025, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Hearing Officer Chris Renwick’s verdict will define not just Grus’s future, but his own legacy. Will justice prevail?

Watch now to see why this trial matters in the battle for truth, accountability, and the future of policing in Canada.

[Dr. Leslyn Lewis @LeslynLewis]

Last year I put out this video on the dangers of Digital ID. At that time, the government refused to admit that they were working to implement it, and labelled me a conspiracy theorist for telling you the truth. Ironically, standing up for truth even in the face of ridicule is one of the best parts of my job!

Unfortunately, the Liberal government is quietly moving towards imposing universal Digital ID, and completely circumventing Parliament and public consultation.
https://t.co/yULUmZVQTe

Watch my video so you can understand how governments can easily abuse Digital ID.

[Liz Churchill @liz_churchill10]

If you took the ‘Covid Vaccine’���you were injected with cancer.

When Oncologists tell you that the ‘Covid Vaccine’ causes aggressive cancer…please listen…

Public Health has OUTRIGHT refused to monitor Cancer after the rollout of the Biological Weapon.

[BlendrNews @BlendrNews]

🇨🇦 BILLIONS of your tax dollars are lining the pockets of dictators, warlords, and corrupt elites.

While Trudeau preaches "gender equality" abroad, he's funding the Taliban—a regime that violently oppresses women.

How much of our foreign aid is actually helping anyone?