"With more tariffs hitting Canada, I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: there is no trade war to win. “Elbows up” won’t work. You cannot outmuscle a country that represents roughly a quarter of the global economy. You need to work with it—even if you despise its leader. Mexico chose engagement and is now in a better position because of it.
As for Canada, we chose pain."
@swiateksg1rl WTA supports all women. As in females. There is no such thing as an invasive transphobic test- just a once in a lifetime cheek swab- takes all of three seconds. Got it?
Males are free to play in the men’s tournaments however they might identify.
Simple.
Most Canadians are worried about paying the bills, finding a good job, and building a future for their kids.
An elected MP thought it was more important to post a photo celebrating an insult aimed at a political opponent. That's a problem.
Politics has become less about solving problems and more about collecting likes from people who already agree with you.
Whether you support @ABDanielleSmith or not is beside the point. Canadians deserve representatives who can debate ideas without cheering on contempt borne from public tantrums.
When politicians start chasing applause instead of results, it's ordinary Canadians who end up paying the bill, every single time.
#cdnpoli #ableg #CanadianPolitics #Leadership @HMcPhersonNDP #NeverNDP
About 75% of the containers unloaded at Vancouver and Prince Rupert move east through Alberta — roughly 900,000 physical containers a year.
B.C. is not just a Pacific gateway. It is also continentally landlocked by Alberta.
And when that is combined with the Lower Mainland’s dependence on Alberta oil delivered to the Burnaby refinery for gasoline, diesel and jet fuel, Alberta plainly holds more leverage in this relationship than B.C. does.
Alberta can do better. https://t.co/70SdJ6CVcj
This is very irresponsible. Politicians should not be implying other politicians are fascists. It is a form of dehumanization that implies that their opponents are evil and that their lives are therefore disposable. And I can almost guarantee they couldn't define the word or explain how the person they accuse is supposed to be one. We are in the dumbest and darkest timeline.
🚨🥳 It started as an idea I had for a @cawsbar campaign and today it's a reality!
Thank you to everyone who donated to help us rent the billboard truck.
Let's get males out of female sports!
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Treaty rights must be respected, and First Nations must have a meaningful voice in any constitutional discussions affecting their future.
But consultation cannot mean preventing Albertans from voting. A peaceful, lawful vote is democracy’s highest form of public consultation—the opportunity for every citizen to freely express a choice.
Leaders should make their case to the people, not seek to deny the people their voice.
Now on the road heading toward the FIFA Fan Festival. Let the message ring out: Save Women's Sports!
Thanks again for all your support in making this happen. We can't do this without you.
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The institution responsible for protecting Alberta’s elections is actively eroding public trust.
"Forever Canadian" openly campaigns and solicits outside donations, yet Elections Alberta refuses to act. Selective enforcement is a failure of election integrity. @ElectionsAB
caWsbar rented a billboard truck to promote fairness & reality in women’s sports and is driving it around Toronto’s FIFA Fan Fest. I love to see it! 🔥
🎾Breaking: No men allowed in women’s professional tennis
The Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) implements sex-screening for all players “to preserve the integrity of women’s professional tennis and maintain fair competition conditions for all players…”
Thank you to tennis stars @Martina@ChrissieEvert and @SabalenkaA for being outspoken advocates of fair sport and equal opportunities for women. 👏👏👏
“I hate the model being proposed,” he says. “I just believe ownership is the pathway forward.” While he acknowledges that reserve status can reduce red tape and allow faster development — as communities like Squamish have discovered — he sees it as a short-term bypass rather than a solution. The better long-term approach, in his view, is to fix the underlying bureaucracy that creates the need for such workarounds.
Private property ownership, he argues, aligns with the promise of Canada and the West: that owning something provides a genuine route to independence and generational wealth.
What resonates most is Pete’s sense of generational shift. He describes two broad camps: those who “bang the table” for recognition through confrontation, and a newer cohort—himself included — focused on making systems work for communities and the country. “It’s a lot less bombastic. It’s a lot less loud.” @dkennedyglans@Aaronpete_