Troy

[Bryan Breguet @Prominent_Bryan]

Look at this table from Trevor Tombe

Alberta represents 15% of federal revenue but receives only 10% of fed spending!

So Alberta contributes 60% more than they receive! While Quebec receives 30% more than they contribute

[Kirk Lubimov @KirkLubimov]

Who plants a tree while they are still in their plastic container?

A fake environmentalist.

Mark Carney hasn't planted a single tree in his life.

[Peter McCaffrey @peteremcc]

What's the difference between a technical recession and a recession?

About $2 billion of taxpayer funding to media outlets.

[Melissa Lantsman @MelissaLantsman]

The Persons Case (1929) didn’t give Canadian women the vote. They’d already been voting federally for more than a decade by then.

If you’re gonna do performative feminism, do it better.

[Marc Nixon @MarcNixon24]

The HOUSE ERUPTS

Liberal MP Wayne Long: "that Conservative Leader and House Leader questioning our Prime Minister's economic education and experience is like a third line beer league hockey player questioning Conor McGregor's hockey skills"

[The Babylon Bee @TheBabylonBee]

Americans Now Living In Fear They Could Be Killed Just For Hitting ICE Agents With Cars https://t.co/VfBeKnEnd2

[Brian Lilley @brianlilley]

This is the type of smug central Canadian pandering that helps drive Western alienation and separatism.
I know many smart people, once proud Canadians, willing to look at the separatist option now.

[Howard Anglin @howardanglin]

"Carney recommends." This is third-world stuff, a prime minister personally picking and choosing which projects can proceed for special government consideration.

It's a recipe for corruption, at least the soft political corruption of the "well, we have a BC and an ON project, now I guess we need a QC or Maritime project" variety.

Most importantly, it's admission of, and a concession to, failure. It says "we know our laws and regulations are uncompetitive, but instead of doing something about it, how about you lobby cabinet for subsidies--sorry, "government investments"--to compensate."

Of all the ways to run a G7 economy, Trudeau's approach was the worst. This is the next worst, and might very well end up with even worse results.

[Conservative Party @CPC_HQ]

That feeling when you’ve seen this one before...

Sign for an affordable budget and an affordable Canada: https://t.co/V9q0yZz9Lu

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

First, Liberals inflate food prices so people can’t feed their kids.

Then, they promise food programs that still don’t feed kids.

Then they say, “either you vote for us or you’ll starve.”

That’s not help. It is control.

[Dave Portnoy @stoolpresidente]

With Kimmel getting canned I’m seeing lots of people talking about the hypocrisy of cancel culture. To me Cancel culture is when people go out of their way to dig up old tweets, videos etc looking for dirt on somebody they don’t like in an effort to get them fired. Like if Kimmel got canceled for shit he did on the Man Show that would be cancel culture. But when a person says something that a ton of people find offensive, rude, dumb in real time and then that person is punished for it that’s not cancel culture. That is consequences for your actions

[Danielle Smith @ABDanielleSmith]

Some folks need to understand: Alberta sends a lot of our hard-earned money to Quebec for their programs, while our own schools, hospitals, and roads need to make sacrifices... Let me explain.

[Michelle Rempel Garner @MichelleRempel]

Just a reminder that the woman who was the minister of extended hotel prison mandates, the AstraZeneca vaccine flip flop, and used Theresa Tam as her spox to pontificate about masked s*x during the pandemic was put in charge of the Air Canada labour dispute by Mark Carney.

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

Carney got played by Europe.
Remember when he said he would diversify our trade to EU?

EU now promises to buy $750B of energy from US while buying zero energy from Canada.

Where is the chessmaster we were promised?

Clearly nobody told the US there’s no business case for LNG

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Let’s get this straight: while rampant violent offenders are released hours after their most recent charges & antisemitic rioters vandalize businesses, terrorize daycares & block traffic without consequences, the Crown wants 7 years prison time for the charge of mischief for Lich & Barber.

How is this justice?

[RCMP Alberta @RCMPAlberta]

#CanYouHelp? A child (approximately 7 years old) was found alone at Hwy 1, approximately 1 km east of #Brooks, walking towards the Town of Brooks just before 9 p.m. on June 27. No family found yet. Call the Brooks RCMP at 403-310-7267 if you have any information about this child.

[Harman Bhangu @HarmanBhanguBC]

After handing a massive ferry contract to a Chinese state-owned shipyard—with no Canadian steel, no BC jobs, and zero economic benefit—the BC Ferries Board decided to celebrate.

Yes, celebrate.

Here’s the menu they dined on while BC workers got sold out.
Joy MacPhail and the rest of the NDP-appointed Board raised a glass to outsourcing our future.

This isn’t leadership. It’s a betrayal dressed up with pulled pork sliders and donuts.

[Melissa Lantsman @MelissaLantsman]

Not even 48 hours in.

Mark Carney announces he won’t introduce a budget this year. Because he is a very smart economist and you are not a very smart economist.

A Liberal Minister is already fighting pipelines — saying no new ones should get built.

Parliament has been shut down since December — and the former failed Immigration and Housing — now Justice Minister is talking about working from home.

The new Housing Minister who nearly tripled housing costs as Vancouver’s Mayor — is telling everyone the cost of housing is fine.

These people are here to do exactly the same thing they did over the last 10 years.

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

During last month’s federal election, one of Mark Carney's most common slogans was "a plan beats no plan." Conservatives wholeheartedly agree. That's why it is so unacceptable that, today, Carney confirmed that he, in fact, has no plan and the government will not table a budget.

As Canadian families struggle with rising costs and businesses face the crushing weight of American tariffs, the Liberal government is walking away from their responsibilities. After months of building expectations and promising serious leadership, Carney announced he will deliver nothing.

Canadians were told that Mark Carney, the supposed serious economist, would bring competence and clarity. Instead, we’re getting delays and dysfunction.

Parliament has already been shut down for nearly half a year. Now, in the face of serious economic threats, the Liberals don’t intend to present a budget this year. There is no roadmap forward, no economic vision, and no willingness to lead.

This is not the leadership Mark Carney promised—it’s abandonment.

Canadians deserve more. They deserve a government that shows up when it matters most, especially when paycheques are at risk and businesses are struggling to stay afloat. The failure to table a budget in this moment is not just an oversight; it’s a betrayal of workers and families across the country who expected this government to lay out its plan.

Common Sense Conservatives are standing up for Canadians who can’t afford more Liberal neglect. We’re demanding a plan to protect jobs, defend Canadian industries, and secure our economic future from foreign threats.

While others disappear when things get tough, Conservatives are ready with real leadership—and a real plan that puts Canadians first.