@kateemarland@nationalpost Excellent article. As a young mom, I resonate with this deeply. Why didnโt anyone tell me motherhood would be the most important part of life?
A powerful story reminding us that every life has value and every struggle can be overcome.
What an important campaign launched by @AndrewLawton .
#igotbetter
I almost died by suicide fifteen years ago while battling depression.
If the expansion of MAID coming into force in 2027 were in place then, I'd likely be dead right now.
Today, I'm launching the #IGotBetter campaign to keep hope alive for people living with mental illness.
WHAT?!
๐ New Fraser Institute study: In 2024, the average Canadian family spent 42.3% of its income on taxesโmore than on housing, food & clothing combined (35.5%).
Since 1961, the total tax bill has surged 2,784%!
NEW FRASER REPORT: taxes cost you more than food, clothing and shelter combined, as the cost of government is growing much faster than the cost of almost anything else.
Solution: a smaller government that makes room for bigger citizens.
Canada's energy policy after ten years of Liberal government is decidedly pro-Russian. Here's my argument, followed by some completely disconnected rambling from the Liberal Finance Minister.
We need to have a serious national conversation about Canada's role in the world.
Itโs always been shocking to me that the Liberal government would rather pay other countries for their oil instead of using Canadian oil - oil that employs Canadian worker and boosts the Canadian economy.
Team Canada, eh!?
Had a five-minute conversation this week with the Liberal Environment Minister. A few observations:
1. Liberal Ministers appear not to be allowed to use the words "oil" or "gas" in the House of Commons.
2. Even the Minister was caught off guard by the conflicting statements on oil and gas pipelines made by her own Liberal Prime Minister.
3. The Minister seems unbothered by the fact that oil imported into Eastern Canada from countries like Nigeria and Saudi Arabia ($4.6B in 2023) is treated favourably compared to oil coming from Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Newfoundland and Labrador.