@SpencerFernando I think not. I don’t support the whacked presence he projects. I do support his desire to make North America the world dominating economy it should be and his frustration with Canada’s current mess. I want a leader that will work cooperatively with him and not destroy us further.
The winery owner explains the internal Canadian issue with interprovincial policies. CBC brings it back to Trump tariffs. Can’t alter the paid narrative.
Holy crap hahaha LEGEND😂😂
CBC invited a Canadian winery owner on to trash Trump
and he comes back with "Trump's 50% tariffs are still less than EVERY OTHER province in CANADA puts on us"
Provinces in Canada have mandatory markups (tariffs) of up to 70%
🇨🇦 At some point you have to ask
did @MarkJCarney learn this at Harvard?
Goldman Sachs? Bank of Canada? Bank of England? The United Nations? Or Brookfield?
Because wherever he learned it — he’s remarkably consistent at it.
New world order: said it. Denied it. 🔄
Gordie Howe Bridge: described it. Contradicted it. 🔄
Grocery promises: made them. Recycled them. 🔄
Fiscal plan: presented it. Budget Officer gave it 1%. 🔄
That’s not confusion.
That’s a curriculum.
🇨🇦 #CdnPoli #Carney
@Koniq93@KirkLubimov Yes. And they apparently foolishly believe that we are going to magically replace that giant economic trading partner we share our entire southern border with. With a series of non-committal signatures on meaningless paper. 🤷♀️
Prime Minister,
You said: “Any sharing of the toll revenue won't happen until all the debt, all of the debt, is repaid."
Yet we learned last night that you had signed a deal that gives the U.S. “50% of net bridge and crossing related revenues for the first 15 fiscal years of bridge operations.” Before debt repayment. Just profit sharing on a bridge 100% built with our tax dollars.
The opposite of what you said.
How do we trust anything else you say about dealing with the U.S.?
This is what it looks like when a train is forced to push through an active wildfire zone.
Footage from train engineers near Armstrong, Ontario — the same area under evacuation orders right now. The sky is blood orange. Flames are visible outside the windows. One engineer says: “We’re encased in flames now.” Another: “This is getting a little scary.”
These crews are trying to keep critical rail lines moving while the forest burns on both sides of the tracks.
This is northwestern Ontario in July 2026.
And while Canadian infrastructure and workers are literally surrounded by fire, our government keeps writing billion-dollar cheques to the same foreign countries on repeat — money that will take generations to recover, if it ever does.
Where are the water bombers?
Where is the serious investment in forest management and rapid response?
Where is the priority on actually protecting Canadian land, Canadian communities, and Canadian workers?
They have endless money for everyone else.
But when our own forests are burning and our own people are in the middle of it?
We get the same old story: underfunded resources, slow response, and politicians who treat domestic disasters like an afterthought.
This isn’t just bad luck with the weather.
This is what happens when a government stops putting Canada first.
@ItsSko@MichelleLA1981@RAN24847096 So you are ok with the fact that Mexico has had several rounds of formal negotiating talks with the US and Canada has had none? I’m outright not ok accepting “Trump isn’t behaving nice so we’re not going to talk”. Nothing about this is laughable.
@ItsDeanBlundell@DavidB1911826 The original deal was for Canada to get 100% until the capital cost of the bridge was recouped. Estimated at 10-15 years. Your language and thoughtful response continues to reflect your lack of intelligence and character.
Foreign Minister @AnitaAnandMP's dep't fires 25, has 11 others quit under investigation including diplomat caught in secret "inappropriate" contact with unnamed "foreign gov't officials."
https://t.co/s8n6OoNjn4 #cdnpoli@GAC_Corporate
@ItsSko@MichelleLA1981@RAN24847096 Because it’s his job. Mexico is. Hiding out with countries that don’t share our border or ~75% of our foreign trade activity esp when no significant commitment is forthcoming anywhere. If GDP keeps dropping it will be easier to hit NATO targets 😆