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Are people paying attention? Treating Alberta as an inferior province is driving them into the arms of the Americans. nationalpost.com/news/fully-in-…

@adamjohnsonCHI Saw them

With a vote of 86%! 86% of the members in the International Association of Genocide Scholars agreed that Gaza was a genocide. It is overwhelming consensus for those charged with studying such things and it’s not really close

@TorontoPolice Keep an eye on Olivia Chow.

New Counter Terrorism Unit and High Visibility Deployments x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Canada's Dirty Little Secret: Exposing the MAiD Predators Part 4 Name: Brent Palmer - 76 years old Where: Victoria General Hospital - British Columbia Date: June & October 2024 What Happened: Tireless Advocate for Food Banks... "have you considered MAiD?" Brent had diabetes and a heart condition, but his loving wife took care of him and made sure he was receiving the medical attention he needed. One day they went for care to a wound clinic after he developed a painful heal crack on the bottom of his foot. At this stage it was small, only approx. 1 cm. “You might just see a small wound, but I see gangrene.”, Dr Y said. Then after a couple minutes of discussion he stated, “Many people in this situation opt for MAiD”. That suggestion was brushed off as appalling and ridiculous, but his wife Marie recounts, "it would not be the last time Brent was faced with offers to end his life". In early October 2024 Brent was admitted to Victoria General Hospital and had to stay for a month while they tried to treat the foot. Brent was not ready to die and wanted all the care in his Care Plan to be administered should he need it, including "Extreme Measures" to be kept alive. The doctors did not like his decision and constantly tried to persuade him to change it, even calling his wife at home asking her to speak to him about it, which she refused to do. They asked him several times if he would consider MAiD and he would always say "NO". He told his wife that he was afraid that they wanted to kill him in the hospital. One day after a few weeks in Victoria General, a young Dr. walked into his room, read his chart and said, “Your chart says you have requested MAiD”. Both Brent and his wife said, “Absolutely Not!” She backed off right away and changed the subject. How that instruction ended up on his medical chart is still a mystery, but it was quickly corrected by Brent’s family. Brent’s one month stay there is now remembered by his wife as being “barbaric”. Brent was transferred to the Royal Jubilee Hospital to undergo an amputation of his leg. Further health complications eventually took his life, naturally, on Nov 18, 2024. For over 30 years, Brent's many initiatives to support Food Banks in Canda are too many to mention. Brent was a Hero. "He raised millions of dollars, all with the determined goal of alleviating hunger and poverty". It was written, before his death; "Brent is a caring and compassionate man, and what he does to help people goes way above and beyond his work with the Mustard Seed ... not only will he get food for someone in need and their pets too if they have them, but he also tries to add something nice to brighten their day like toys for the kids or a gift card they can use for something they want. He even had hay delivered for a donkey when he found out the owner… one of his neighbours… couldn't afford to feed it. He’s found jobs for people, he’s found missing family members, he’s found things people need and can’t afford, everything from furniture to expensive medical items. He has a soft spot for seniors, children and animals and he strongly believes that nobody should ever go hungry in a country as rich as ours and he is passionately driven to ensure that no one does.

@RabbiMivasair Are you still walking around Canada trying to cause death?

This intimidation is meant to demonstrate obedience to very loud Zionists.

@JakeLandauTO Wonky woke.

As a Canadian it's funny that Australia and New Zealand still haven't managed to come up with original flags for themselves, how are you still stuck on a British Ensign in the year 2026?

@TorontoStar People are trying to put food on the table, yet we need $3M for Palestine protests?

Pride festivals seek federal $3M as corporations pull back support amid DEI backlash trib.al/oeXpT7S

@VancouverSun Repeal DRIPA. Business investment restored.

Chief Robert Louie: Business depends on clear rights; Premier Eby is risking B.C.’s economy by ignoring them vancouversun.com/opinion/op-ed/…

@rdassaly Not really. Canadians should not be targeted.

@Aaronpete_ @OthmanMekhloufi But it is still true. Canada is in huge trouble.

@OthmanMekhloufi Was this retweet just random? It doesn’t really speak to my point, even a little bit….

Indigenous tribes are quasi-state entities that wield the power of government but with none of the accountability or legitimacy. Why would we want them to govern anything? The principles of liberal civilization demand that tribal “governments” be abolished. Indigenous tribes merit no sovereign governance for the same reason we don’t allow Apple or Amazon to buy city-sized land plots to unilaterally govern themselves. Indigenous communities are welcome to incorporate a Society or utilize contracts to exercise their freedom of association within their own neighborhoods, the same way Strata or HOAs do. The idea they should govern these as their own quasi-sovereign states within Canada, though, is insanity.

@timescolonist What about adults using the school system to indoctrinate children into political belief systems? Focus on the 3 Rs and music. Cut the social engineering

Cuts should focus on administration, not kids, teachers' group says dlvr.it/TRgxqs

@CityNewsTO The Charter won't help you here.

Toronto police Deputy Chief Frank Barredo defended a new ban on pro-Palestinian demonstrations in residential areas of a predominantly Jewish North York community, calling it a “reasonable limitation” on charter rights. toronto.citynews.ca/2026/03/24/pro…

@AkraM_PoweR @CityNewsTO Nothing to do with Charter Rights

@CityNewsTO So basically fuck everybody's charters of rights just in favor of the zionist jews.

@DesmondCole Who in their right mind would use the word “needless” in this circumstance

The weapons are the headline here, but this also means a likely increase in surveillance, needless stops and detentions, and harassment of people who are just going about their business

@CityNewsVAN Who wrote this article? How ridiculous.

B.C. Premier David Eby’s government is considering amendments that would weaken a landmark reconciliation law. vancouver.citynews.ca/2026/03/24/bc-…

She is speaking to what is happening. Trying to cancel those concerns as “race and fear” might have worked a few years ago, but citizens are onto it. Giving vetos, land use and resource governance decisions to 5% of the population based on race is an issue that will impact private property ownership. You know it. I know it.

I support private property rights. It can be done while we reconcile historical wrongs. However, when the issues are framed through the lens of race and fear, it fuels division and minimizes our shared history. As BC faces external threats we need to be collaborative and truthful

@TorontoPolice You let everyone down.

The Toronto Police Service is introducing new measures to strengthen public safety in response to a more complex security environment. Today, we announced the launch of our new Counter-Terrorism Security Unit and increasing high-visibility deployments in key areas across the city. These steps are not tied to a specific-threat — they’re about prevention, readiness, and keeping our communities safe. Learn more: tps.ca/media-centre/n…

@KirkLubimov Probably for the same reasons the grovel to samidoun .

A Canadian company was sanctioned by the US for money laundering and funding the terrorist group Hezbollah. Still not a single comment from Canada's government, authorities and Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand won't even acknowledge it. Why is there such silence on this?

@VancouverSun Why were the Nlaka’pamux not held accountable for preventing Lytton from being rebuilt? With massive amounts of money and power being granted to First Nations, there needs to be responsibility and not just authority.

Vaughn Palmer: Report lays out missed opportunities in Lytton rebuild vancouversun.com/opinion/column…

@timescolonist Always secrets

B.C. mulls changes to weaken DRIPA, shares secret document with First Nations leaders dlvr.it/TRgbBX

@CastanetNews Always secrets and the unintended consequences.

B.C. mulls changes to weaken DRIPA, shares secret document with First Nations leaders #VictoriaBC castanet.net/news/BC/605181…