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@Concern70732755 Unconditionally NO

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@0DonaldTrumpJr1 B=No!

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@Concern70732755 2 & 3

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@OlenaRohoza No

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@OlenaRohoza No

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@Stephjd420 @TheoFleury14 Look around....Canada is better now after 11 years of this? Keep drinking the Kool-Aid.

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@OfficeofSteve @TheoFleury14 Keep drinking the Kool-Aid, ignore the facts.

[A/B Tecky @Welly17Welly]

@MelissaLMRogers Carney, the Maduro of the North..

[Rebel News @RebelNewsOnline]

Justice Minister Sean Fraser confirms Canadians can be criminally charged for posts on social media under the Liberals' new 'hate crime' bill.

[Marc Nixon @MarcNixon24]

Brookfield bought the largest U.S. pipeline network for $10.9B.

So of course Mark Carney is blocking pipelines in Canada because every stalled project here makes his investments south of the border worth more

The most conflicted PM in our history

[Dan Knight @DanKnightMMA]

Democracy Watch Renews Push for Independent Prosecutor in SNC-Lavalin Case

OTTAWA — Democracy Watch has launched a fresh bid to reopen the door to prosecuting former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau over his alleged role in the 2018 SNC-Lavalin affair, accusing Ontario Crown Counsel of using a legally flawed standard to shut down its private prosecution and continuing what it calls “a smelly cover-up” that began under the Trudeau government.

FULL DEMOCRACY WATCH RELEASE: https://t.co/LKOeYACBCS

In a new letter sent Wednesday to Ontario Attorney General Doug Downey and Randy Schwartz, the province’s Assistant Deputy Attorney General for Criminal Law, the non-partisan watchdog group is again calling for an independent special prosecutor to review evidence that Trudeau obstructed justice and breached public trust by pressuring then–Attorney General Jody Wilson-Raybould to intervene in the SNC-Lavalin prosecution seven years ago.

This latest appeal comes after Ontario’s Director of the Complex Prosecutions Bureau, John Corelli, used his authority in September to halt Democracy Watch’s private prosecution before it reached a preliminary “pre-enquête” hearing. In that letter, Corelli said there was “no reasonable prospect the Crown could prove that Mr. Trudeau acted with the requisite criminal intent.”

Democracy Watch disputes that reasoning, arguing it misstates the law.

“Crown prosecutors stopping this prosecution for a legally incorrect reason, just like the RCMP did in addition to suppressing key evidence, amounts to a smelly cover-up,” said Duff Conacher, the group’s co-founder and legal expert. “It shows clearly that Canada does not have independent, effective anti-corruption law enforcement and, as a result, corruption in the highest public offices across the country is effectively legal.”

The group’s new letter marks the second time it has asked Ontario’s Attorney General to intervene. In its first request in March, Democracy Watch urged Downey to establish a non-partisan selection committee to appoint a special prosecutor. Downey’s office declined that request in May.

Now, the group is reiterating the demand, saying the independent prosecutor should be chosen by a committee composed of people with no party ties, working alongside opposition leaders, to ensure public confidence in the process.

Conacher’s team argues that Corelli’s reasoning — that the Crown cannot prove Trudeau acted with “criminal intent” — applies the wrong legal test. In its filings, Democracy Watch cites the Supreme Court of Canada’s decision in R. v. Beaudry (2007), which clarified that obstruction of justice requires only that an act be done “willfully” to frustrate the course of justice — not that it be done with corrupt or deceitful intent.

“The Supreme Court has already set the threshold,” Conacher said. “Proof of ‘criminal’ intent isn’t required. It’s enough that someone acted willfully to obstruct the process. That’s what the Crown ignored.”

The group also says that the case against Trudeau is unprecedented and cannot be dismissed out of hand without judicial review. It accuses the RCMP of conducting a “negligently weak and incomplete investigation” that left key questions unanswered and accepted the government’s refusal to release Cabinet records from the time.

Democracy Watch’s original filing included testimony and documents obtained from the RCMP after a two-year access battle. It alleges that the Mounties failed to interview key witnesses, including Wilson-Raybould’s chief of staff Jessica Prince and former Liberal minister Jane Philpott, and withheld portions of their answers in documents finally disclosed. The proposed pre-enquête hearing, which Corelli stopped, would have allowed those witnesses to testify under oath and allowed a judge to decide if the evidence was sufficient to proceed.

The group’s case was supported by Wayne Crookes, founder of Integrity B.C., and represented by Jen Danch of Swadron Associates law firm.

Conacher is now urging Ontario’s Attorney General to “do the right thing” and reverse course.

“Canadians can only hope Ontario’s Attorney General will work with opposition party leaders to establish a fully independent committee that will choose a fully independent special prosecutor to review the evidence,” Conacher said.

He also renewed his call for structural reform of Canada’s anti-corruption enforcement, noting that Quebec’s independent anti-corruption police and prosecution units (UPAC) have operated since 2011, while the RCMP remains under the direct control of Cabinet appointees.

“The RCMP lacks independence from the Prime Minister and Cabinet ministers who handpick its leadership,” Conacher said. “They serve at the pleasure of the government, so they are vulnerable to political interference. To ensure integrity, Canada needs a fully independent anti-corruption police force and independent prosecutors.”

Democracy Watch’s campaign underscores a broader concern that the Trudeau-era SNC-Lavalin controversy — which saw Wilson-Raybould’s resignation, Philpott’s exit, and an Ethics Commissioner finding of improper political pressure — has never been subjected to a full criminal review.

For Conacher, the issue is bigger than one case. It’s about restoring the principle that no one, not even a Prime Minister, stands above the law.

[Mario Zelaya @mario4thenorth]

This is not a new government.

You were advising Trudeau with the same failed policies we are seeing today.

Not only that, you’ve had over 6+ months to deal with this. We still have no deal.

Canadians blame you for the lack of action.

You lied to us, told us you were the man with the plan and you’d deal with the tariffs, only to turn around to tell us we have the best deal in the world.

I dare you to go to Brampton and tell that to everyone that lost their job for good.

Shameful behaviour Mark.

[The Buck You Will @TheBuckYouWill]

🚨CARNEY'S 'MAJOR PROJECTS OFFICE' IS *ALREADY* LINKED TO BROOKFIELD🚨

Is there fucking *ANYTHING* Mark Carney does that ISN'T tied to Brookfield?

Like for fucks sake, enough is fucking enough.

END THIS MOTHERFUCKERS CAREER RIGHT NOW.

[The Buck You Will @TheBuckYouWill]

BROOKFIELD. BROOKFIELD. BROOKFIELD.

Every fucking thing Mark Carney is investing in on behalf of Canada - goes back to fucking Brookfield.

MARK CARNEY CAN NOT BE PRIME MINISTER - HE IS 100% IN ABSOLUTE CONFLICT OF INTEREST.

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@melaniejoly @IrvingShipbuild Ask Eby how he did it.

[Mario Zelaya @mario4thenorth]

Pierre Poilievre just exposed, with receipts, how Mark Carney lied to Canadians about his conflicts of interest.

He is by far the best thing to happen to Canadians since Stephen Harper.

I can’t wait for the summer break to be over & watch him eviscerate Carney in the House.

There’s a reason why we all still want him as our leader: Logical. Factual. Intelligent.

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@WBrettWilson YES!!!!!!

[Mario Zelaya @mario4thenorth]

LIBERALS: WE NEED A SUMMER BREAK 🤣

AMERICA: HERE’S OUR NEW BILL:

-No tax on Tips up to $25K
-No tax on Overtime up to $12.5K
-Auto Loan Interest deduction up to $10K (U.S made vehicles)
-Senior Deduction of $6K for ages 65+ earning up to $75K
-$1,000 savings accounts for kids born 2025–2028
-Tax-advantaged growth for education, job training, or home purchases
-Permanent 20% deduction for pass-through businesses
-Full expensing for equipment, machinery, and factories
-Small business expensing cap raised to $2.5 million

Immigration Enforcement:
-$350 billion for border security
-$46.5 billion for border wall
-$45 billion for detention facilities
-Funds for 1 million annual deportations

-New incentives for oil, gas, and coal
-$25 billion for “Golden Dome” missile defense system
-Increases university endowment taxes
-Restricts Medicaid funding for gender transition treatments

The Liberals are not serious people.

[🇨🇦 Antonio Tweets @AntonioTweets2]

Words from a real refugee in Canada
Canada is broken.

[6ixBuzzTV @6ixbuzztv]

Canadian truck driver Karamveer Singh from Brampton has been arrested after allegedly being caught with 187 kilograms of c*caine in his truck, with an estimated street value of $23.3 million