@wyatt_claypool Don’t feel too bad Wyatt: this ideology came from elite blue state institutions, i.e. “Americans”.
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I feel bad for Americans, figuring out just how much more woke Canadian progressives are up here and how much more obnoxious they are.
Matt Walsh@MattWalshBlog
For those who don't speak Woke Retard, I looked it up and apparently MMIWG2SLGBTQQIA+ means "Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning, Intersex, and Asexual." So apparently they'd added murdered people into the LGBT community. Murdered is now a queer identity. This is the kind of innovation we get from Canada.
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At this important moment for our country’s future, Canadians with a broad range of experience and perspectives are uniting to build Canada strong. I am honoured to welcome Marilyn Gladu today as the newest member of this government and our Liberal caucus.
In a time of global economic uncertainty, Canada’s success will depend on how we build ambition into progress and strengths into sustained advantage. Marilyn brings the practical, results-driven leadership this effort demands.
Having spent decades of her career in engineering and international business, she understands what it takes to create good jobs, strengthen supply chains, and ensure Canadian industry can compete in a rapidly changing global economy.
She has been elected by the people of Sarnia—Lambton–Bkejwanong in four straight elections since 2015, and repeatedly earned recognition from colleagues across Parliament for her proven willingness to work constructively across party lines.
I’m looking forward to working closely with Marilyn to build a stronger and more independent Canadian economy, meeting the challenges of a changing world with lasting opportunities for all.
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Professor Pape: IRAN WAR NOT OVER, Trump TRAPPED youtu.be/yeyFMYuPDk8?si… via @YouTube
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@RosieBarton Any views on the ethics of this? Or just “it’s part of our system” -especially when it benefits the Liberal establishment.
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@nationalpost Hey look I put it through the filter and guess what I’m clean!
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Champagne writes that he is “proactively applying a conflict of interest filter” about at least two subjects: a bio-tech company that Champagne’s father runs and Alto, the government-backed project that is in line to cost up to $90-billion
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In Death on the Nile, Gal Gadot delivers the line, “Enough champagne to fill the Nile”—though it amusingly comes across as “enough champagne to feel denial.” It’s a cheeky, subtle wink at what some joke is the longest-running role of her career: pretending to act.
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@TristinHopper Hope you’re right, but not seeing it in my circles. Canadians seem as delusional as they’ve ever been.
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I know many of you don't see it yet, but the number of serious people being brought out of their slumber by Canada's humiliation is truly becoming a thing to behold. If Poilievre had won in 2025, they probably would have stayed in the shadows.
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@Sara_Imari What do you say to the USN pilots and former government officials who have testified before Congress, or the video that was provided for the NYT article back in 2017?
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@TLNewmanMTL I recall he had two mortgages on real estate in the UK with the Bank of China.
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Incredible
cbcwatcher@cbcwatcher
Rahim Mohamed to PF Champagne "During your visit to China, have you at all discussed the issue of forced labor or more broadly, human rights related issues?" Champagne "We did speak about supply chain integrity." "That was a core message that I conveyed to our Chinese counterpart to say that obviously Canada puts a lot of importance on supply chain integrity and that our bilateral trade need to be conducted in accordance with international standards." "So this is a point that I made very clearly to different counterparts that we've met here in China during our visit." Notable is the brevity of his answer. Every other answer in the press conference was a rambling dissertation on something Get it over with as quickly as possible @rmohamed_yow @FP_Champagne
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Tom Mulcair on Pierre Poilievre's opposition to Alto high-speed rail: "Maybe he thinks he's going to get some votes out of this. But I've rarely seen... that it pays off to be against a big infrastructure project, especially one that Canadians have been clamouring for not just decades, generations."
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I think the problem was the fatal crash
Polymarket@Polymarket
JUST IN: Air Canada CEO to resign following backlash for posting condolence video in English only.
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@MarkJCarney You proactively recruited Michael Ma, the CCP agent, and brought him to China to signal your subservience to the new hegemon, China! Well done!
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We’ve hit the NATO 2% spending target — so that our women and men in uniform have the resources they need to keep Canadians safe.
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It has been 484 days since Mr Trudeau’s 51st state dinner at Mar a Lago and in that time we have built zero meters of pipeline to markets other than the US.
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@walterkirn I have a long list of why Man is distinct from other animals (although I recognize we have common origins). Language, music, religion, storytelling, dance etc. Now I must add wagers to the list.
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Man is the creature that wagers. We do it with every step we take. Will the ground underneath our foot hold up or give way? The process only becomes conscious once the odds and the stakes reach certain levels, as when you dart across a road with moving cars on it. Nevertheless, everything is a bet.
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I think it is more and more likely that Trump, in spite of doing a few things right, will go down in history as the most incompetent, ignorant, and unprepared president in history. Of course that was not unlikely early on but now is becoming manifest.
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@AGMacDougall Because Poilievre doesn’t have a security clearance! 🤡
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Quite the catch for Mark Carney, eh?
(Related point, how did his previous party not screen him out?)
Harrison Faulkner@Harry__Faulkner
WATCH: Hong Kong-born Canadian MP Michael Ma tells a career civil servant that claims of forced labour in Xinjiang, China, are "hearsay" and blatantly defends the CCP. Ma: Have you witnessed forced labour in Xinjiang? Yes or no? Witness: I work closely with Human Rights Watch, where researchers did witness it.
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