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@HedyFry Why not lend your talents to the ministry of health which matches your expertise and let the people who know about defense talk about arctic security

Canada is an Arctic nation.  As the Arctic becomes more important strategically and economically our sovereignty in the North must be backed by concrete investment; in infrastructure, defence, and community development. We must act decisively to protect and defend our Arctic as a sovereign nation in the short and long term.  substack.com/redirect/9e323…

@sarkonakj Tell Tim Hortons to start leveraging Figure 3 humanoid bots instead of TFWs x.com/digijordan/sta…

Immigration sentence discounts for criminal non-citizens are wildly unpopular; even the very liberal-leaning Canadian subreddits think that banning them is a no-brainer. Disappointing to see this voted down but I look forward to seeing the Liberals squirm over it next election.

@valdombre No excuse for hiring TFWs when this tech exists x.com/digijordan/sta…

Michelle Rempel Garner: "Why aren't those jobs going to Canadian workers? And why are you guys kowtowing to Tim Hortons?" Immigration Minister Diab: "Lovely performance as usual, madam"

@mariekemph I am sorry this happened to your vehicle and the negligence from their side. Imo (I am an Indian), the Indians who immigrated to Canada in the last ~7 years are the same ones who undermine India. I am even considering moving back just to get away from these indecent folks

@melissacare01 Invest in robotics

Try hiring Canadian workers Youth unemployment in Ontario is 16.3% and can’t even get a call back 🤷‍♀️

@SaskProsProject Why not advocate for a system that allows judges to be elected? All this does is transfer appointment power to premiers.

Does he really think the federal government will listen? Meanwhile while Mr. Moe is writing tweets like this one, the federal government is working to take away the provinces' rights to use the notwithstanding clause.

@Martyupnorth This id probably the only separation of power that exists in our parliamentary system

This will get us a few more 1,000 signatures on the petition.

@echipiuk Respectfully I disagree. This just transfers the power to provincial leaders. The democratic solution is allowing people to vote for judges.

This is a positive and necessary step. Canada needs to take a serious look at how we appoint judges to the superior trial courts, courts of appeal, and the Supreme Court of Canada. These are foundational institutions, and the process should reflect the importance of public confidence, transparency, and regional input. Strong institutions depend on trust. Reforming the appointments process is part of how we build and maintain that trust.

@erik_thorvalds It’s not an amusement park. It’s a scenic backdrop for romantic dances. No landscape is off limits. Even Iceland was targeted youtu.be/AEIVhBS6baE

This stupid Canada Strong Pass is turning Banff into a Mumbai-themed Disneyland. Enough already. It’s a nature preserve not an amusement park.

@ryangerritsen I thought she was Indian

Imagine hating your own skin color as much as Rachel does. Interviews like this truly expose how unqualified she is to be discussing any topic. Watching her trying to act smart is hilarious.

@erik_thorvalds They must be parents and grandparents of the brain drain group who immigrate to the USA. Hence they don’t care to vote for a party that’s going to fix Canada

These people terrify more than anyone else on earth…

@DonaldBestCA Meanwhile countries like Kazhakstan are modernizing their constitutions to keep their people happy timesca.com/foreign-leader…

🚨Canada's silent exodus is underway. Not the loud dissidents or activists, it's the apolitical middle: business owners, producers, families quietly moving assets and lives abroad or 'back home'. Everyone knows someone who's left or planning to. The dreamers are acting. This is signal, not noise. People no longer believe they can vote their way out of the future they see here. If Alberta's sovereignty referendum fails, expect an exodus that will shock the country. Just like in California, Canada's productive class is starting to walk away - and they're taking the tax base, jobs, and hope with them. #CdnPoli

@BradRedekopp It's really easy to learn more about Indian culture in Canada. Where can your constitutents go to learn about your culture?

I had an incredible time at India Night hosted by Saskatoon’s India-Canada Cultural Association. Thank you for the warm welcome and for a wonderful celebration of culture, community, and tradition. Thank you to MLA Brad Crassweller for coming up from White City to join the celebration! #IndiaNight #Saskatoon

@KEriksenV2 Use th3rdwave and support your local Canadian owned coffee shop :)

Boycott Tim Hortons.

@JeffreyRWRath They should be putting millions of funding to help Canadian kids have early education in STEM and build more U of T like institutions in Canada

Alberta Students would pay close to 140,000 for a 4 year engineering degree at the University of Toronto. Scholarships for Indians at the U of T is just another example or Carney screwing Albertans. I wonder if Carney plans to give them Citizenship along with the scholarship?

@PardyBruce @nationalpost Prisons are government-funded .Currently facilities are full and a lot of their prisoners have complex needs. I suspect this is what drives the reduced sentences. Would it help if we changed to a prison as a business model? P.S I don’t at all agree with the status quo.

Equity is Canada’s scourge. My latest for @nationalpost nationalpost.com/opinion/bruce-…

@JayGenXer How come you didn’t call 911? I know it’s not that helpful now a days but even just having the police vehicle in his sight might keep him away in the future

😡 ABSOLUTELY TERRIFYING – WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON IN WINNIPEG?! Is this Doctor or Engineer doing house calls?? Lock your damn doors RIGHT NOW, folks! Last night this East Indian man was BANGING and POUNDING on our front door for a FULL HOUR, trying to force it open while we were inside scared to death! After an hour of pure terror he just strolls down the street, does the EXACT SAME THING to our neighbors… and then SMASHES THEIR WINDOW to pieces! This is NOT okay. Winnipeg is officially Canada’s MOST VIOLENT CITY with a violent crime rate of 675 per 100,000 people – more than DOUBLE the national average! @WinnipegPolice How many more break-ins, smash-and-grabs and suspicious creeps before something actually changes?! Has this happened to YOU or your neighbors lately? We all need to stay alert! SHARE this if you’re sick of feeling unsafe in your own home! 🚨🏠🔒 #Winnipeg #WinnipegCrime #LockYourDoors #CrimeWave #StayVigilant #EnoughIsEnough

@JudyMaxB @CPC_HQ @PierrePoilievre I highly recommend reading The Road To Serfdom by Hayek. I no longer see Canada the same way

As a confirmed Alberta Separatist supporting Independence (I signed the Petition) I will still vote in a Federal Election if one is held before Alberta becomes an independent nation. I do not trust the @CPC_HQ and @PierrePoilievre to fairly represent Alberta, but I will always vote for the least objectionable party. The @liberal_party and @NDP are easily the MOST objectionable No matter how committed to Alberta Independence we may be, we must still vote in Federal elections if Alberta is still held hostage as a province in Canada

@ikwilson I fully support the independence movement. However, I have slightly disagree. The Liberals have green lit resource extraction, port reform, and Wind West in Eastern Canada. The revenue from these should help the provinces withdraw from Alberta transfer payments

No federal party is going to fix equalization or Alberta’s core structural grievances. That is the reality Albertans need to understand. I also discuss the potential injunction threat and why it is urgent to sign the official petition before April 7. Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=BsrKJv…

@erik_thorvalds I think the Carney government is extracting resources and building ports in Quebec to help these provinces become less reliant on transfer payments. The bigger concern is the Westminister Parliamentary system and the practice of giving concessions to some provinces (ie Quebec)

Alberta holds Canada up as usual. If it weren’t for the Albertan economy, Canada would be in considerably more dire straits.