Marner and Shanahan, hit the fucking road and don't come back.
Reilly wave your fucking NMC and join them.
JT, come back if you sign a Giordano contract otherwise you can join the above 3. #LeafsForever
@l985@NHL Skating up behind someone and going right into the back of their skate/leg with your own skate/leg is.. definition and textbook slewfooting..
Look—it’s not that complicated.
Pierre didn’t “fail to remove the Liberals from power.” The Liberals rigged the board before the game even started.
First, Trudeau prorogued Parliament to dodge a non-confidence vote—a clear, calculated stall to avoid collapse. That alone tells you everything. He knew the coalition was cracking, so he pulled the plug and hit pause. Not for the country. For the party.
Second, the Liberals froze government to run a leadership race—in the middle of a global trade crisis, mind you—because they knew Trump’s America First policies were going to hit hard. And sure enough, they did. The tariff war came, just like the Liberals anticipated. But they didn’t deal with it—they campaigned off it.
They let Marc Carney, a guy who hadn’t lived here in a decade, pretend to be the adult in the room.
By the time the election happened, the fix was in. The working class was spooked. Boomers feared their pensions. And Carney positioned himself as the anti-Trump diplomat, while Poilievre ran against the system itself—the mainstream media, the bureaucracy, and the swamp they both serve.
So no—he didn’t fail. The system protected itself.
That’s the truth.
@ExCiTeMe73@peepeeLEpuke@ABDanielleSmith So the issue is that is we have these things called the Resource Rights and the Constitution Act that say that Provinces control the resources inside their borders, while the Federal Government controls Federal land. That's why we have the Provincial Trade issue. Remember that.
@RodKahx They gained support this election not seen since Mulroney and gained 24 seats. Pierre lost Carlton as a result of the redrawing of the electoral districts, Carlton gained a large Liberal pool, not that this is an excuse that is our system, but the seat gain and support is a win.
@TheresaLubowitz Wrong. It is the duty of all Canadians to hold the government to account. The MPs are elected to best represent their ridings and our nation. It is on everyone to hold them accountable.
The population of the Maritimes (Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick) is approximately 1.9 million. They recieve 32 seats in total.
Alberta's population reached 5 million in 2025 and recieves 34 seats.
President Trump, stay out of our election. The only people who will decide the future of Canada are Canadians at the ballot box.
Canada will always be proud, sovereign and independent and we will NEVER be the 51st state.
Today Canadians can vote for change so we can strengthen our country, stand on our own two feet and stand up to America from a position of strength.
A iron worker from Algoma Steel confirms what we all suspected
The "blue collar workers" in brand new PPE standing behind Carney are all office staff
Real steel workers cannot stand Carney and this is why he needs to use actors at his press conferences
Pathetic
Oh, brilliant! Because nothing says “deep respect for Canadians” like threatening them with the political boogeyman from another country. “If you don’t vote how we say, you’re basically pledging allegiance to Trump!”
Give me a break.
Working Canadians aren’t sitting around wringing their hands about Trump — they’re too busy trying to afford groceries, fill their gas tanks, and dodge the latest Liberal tax grab. You know, real problems, not imported hysteria from MSNBC.
If you hate lower taxes, affordable housing, safer streets, and keeping your paycheque from being eaten alive by carbon taxes — by all means, vote for more Liberal/NDP disaster. But don’t you dare pretend you speak for “working Canadians” while actively screwing them over with your champagne socialism.
Today isn’t about “stopping Trump.”
It’s about stopping the clowns who’ve been running this country into the ground.
@Caledongal@TSiziz@cnm5000@kinsellawarren Per 100,000 people. As Ontario has the highest population density, that's 1 in every 94 people approximately is effected or the victim of a violent crime. That's.. not a good thing. And that's just violent crimes, this isn't including car theft and such is it?