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With the Canadian Space Launch Act (C-28), we are ensuring Canada is equipped for the future. We are securing sovereign launch capabilities. 🚀

@ABDanielleSmith We've already got one government screwing over Alberta oil producers. Why are you going out of your way to make it two?

I am pleased to see the federal government include Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) as an eligible use under the Investment Tax Credits in its latest economic update. Our government advocated strongly for the inclusion of EOR in carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) supports as part of the landmark Canada–Alberta Energy Agreement signed in 2025. This measure will help increase oil production while reducing emissions at the same time. EOR offers a more cost-effective and accessible pathway for companies to adopt CCUS technology, which is essential to Alberta’s goal of producing some of the most responsible oil in the world. It also improves recovery rates and encourages further investment in the province’s energy sector.

@patgagnon_75 Cool. What has Carney done to fix the economy? All I can see is more and more and more government spending and the use of fear to manipulate and gaslight people.

I'm going to be blunt here. When it comes to the economy. I don't know about you, but don't you think it makes more sense to follow and trust the advice of a qualified economist ( PM Carney ) over following the advice of a guy who pretends to be one on TV ( Pierre Poilievre ) ?

@Tablesalt13 Elbozos up

HOLY FU%K The Liberals just used their new majority TO TURN OFF THE F'KIN cameras at parliamentary committee meetings!! This meeting was to uncover details about the $350 million lost with PrecribeIT!

@MarketManiaCa But I thought elbows up 🤡

The printing press is on fire. 🖨️🔥 Canada’s money printing surged 32% YoY: •This year: $25.5B •Last year: $19.3B More "money" = less value. That’s why your cost of living is in a death spiral. 🇨🇦📉

@JohnSmithRm9 @LizaRosen0000 Put them in prison until they remember where they need to be deported too.

@LizaRosen0000 A person coming to the UK via a French boat from France, who refuses to reveal their country of origin - to where exactly would they be deported ?

British MP Rupert Lowe faces accusations of “Islamophobia” and “Xenophobia” for the following statement: “We should ban foreigners from claiming benefits, and remove migrants who are incapable of financially supporting themselves. We must put our own people first.”

@Gerry39464526 @DavidStaplesYEG If the best we can hope for is a federal government that isn't openly hostile to us the way the federal liberals are, its not much of a relationship worth fighting for.

@DavidStaplesYEG When are you going to finally endorse Alberta Independence?

In Alberta, Carney’s new National Debt and Graft Fund will be used not to build anything useful. It will be used to fund the massive white elephant $20 billion carbon capture and storage pipeline.

@ExnerPirot @ABDanielleSmith How's that MOU working out?

OK I am panicking now “Where there is at the heart of all these projects, including resources, provincial jurisdiction; where the federal government is catalyzing, helping to make the project happen through a tax or other incentive - regulatory support - and at the core there is a commercial business making a profit, it is fair, right, just, smart for Canadians to have a share directly in those profits.”

@gorlak357 @jkenney They do it because it eventually pays off. Now, thanks to government incompetence, it no longer pays off.

@AlbertaMatt @jkenney Big projects are paid with debt, you're thinking of incremental increases in capex(which they still don't like, they do it because they have to)

What is he talking about? Resource companies pay $ tens of billions in taxes, including federal corporate taxes. Those revenues are redistributed to Canadians. Canadians who want to profit more directly from resource companies can buy shares in them, and take on both the risk and reward. And every Canadian who is eligible for the CPP (and most other public sector pension schemes) already owns shares in resource companies through pension funds.

@gorlak357 @jkenney They are very happy to front money if they have the prospect of making more. What are you on about?

@AlbertaMatt @jkenney Industry is never happy to front money

@BrianKarem Wherever you have crazed leftists running around, you'll never have safety.

Just two weeks ago Trump said D.C. was safe and people were walking around going to restaurants and such. What happened?

@gorlak357 @jkenney OR... (hear me out) the government could make an environment where private industry would be happy to front the money for projects they could gain profit from. And they could approve such projects in a timely and practical manner.

@jkenney If the gov pays for pipelines it should get equity. This is a way to build energy infrastructure without it being a corporate giveaway.

@jkenney Sounds like he's talking about NEP 2.0.

@Allwoke1Annie @FoodProfessor What do Carneys boots actually taste like?

@FoodProfessor Thing is Pierre is not running for PM. We have one for the next 3&1/2 years. So basically he's just blowing wind. Lying while doing it on TV. The way to make changes is in the HOC not in the media.

During an interview on CTV News yesterday, anchor Renée Rogers asked Pierre Poilievre why he supports cutting fuel taxes if it would push inflation higher. Not only is that claim questionable—in fact, one could argue the opposite, that reducing taxes would ease inflationary pressure—but the question itself didn’t seem to come from the anchor. Renée is a solid professional. It felt planted, likely intended to destabilize the guest. I’ve experienced similar situations myself over the years. As a guest, I never dared correct the anchor out of respect. Instead, I would redirect the question and focus on what I believed mattered most to the story. This seems to be happening more often now, which is unfortunate. While Poilievre appears to have reached a point where he’s had enough of being held to account more than the government itself, Mark Carney tends to push back and correct reporters when he feels a question is either inappropriate or inconvenient. That’s the difference I see—and it points to a rather troubling state of affairs.

@RyanNPike @FlamesNation What kind of a run do you think the Flames take at the Ruck Twins given the assets they have?

Folks, please send me your questions for this week's edition of the @FlamesNation mailbag! Less than two weeks until the draft lottery!

@ClaudeLavigne12 You're retarded.

I just couldn’t do it, listening to this smug arrogant asshole belittling another female reporter trying to do her job! He reeks of holier than thou attitude thinking he’s above others! Typical INCEL BEHAVIOUR FROM POILIEVRE! He’s a fucking asshole!

@johnpaulpaumbo @miket136 Go fuck around with your industries and jobs. Leave us the fuck alone.

@miket136 You build more like they have announced. It will happen.

The Liberals are prepared to shut down Alberta's oil and gas exports as a negotiating tactic to protect Quebec's dairy cartel.

@MarcNixon24 Elbozos up!

Six liberal insiders are receiving $200 million for leasing out a gravel pit They don’t even own the land. The province owns it. They’re releasing it. The RCMP needs to come in and arrest people

@KirkLubimov Tell us you're nothing but a government mouth piece without telling us you're a government mouth piece. @CTVNews

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha Where does MSM hire these idiots from?! Q: You are proposing cutting these gas taxes which will increase demand and therefore INFLATION... Pierre Poilievre: Sorry??? 😂...you saying lower a gas on tax will increase inflation?? Canada's news 🤦🏼

@FoodProfessor Probably this guy.

Rumour has it that Ottawa is about to release a new food policy for Canada within the next two weeks—and we have no idea who was consulted.