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@gmforbes35 @AusraBorean Why doesn’t that surprise me.

Nova Scotia and Manitoba teens, 14 and 15, arrested for plotting coordinated attacks on their schools. Great work by Canadian authorities, right? Well, no. It was the FBI and Interpol who discovered the plot. theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…

"Net-zero fatigued Canadians should be asking their prime minister, “Why are you weakening our already struggling economy with carbon taxes and wasting taxpayer money subsidizing wind farms when it will make no perceptible difference to the global climate?” He owes them an answer"

Meet Gurpreet Singh: 10 Guilty Verdicts. 10 Years in Canada. No Taxes Filed. Now Suing Taxpayers. Canada’s immigration system reached a new level of precision this week, successfully securing 10 guilty verdicts in an immigration fraud case—before carefully ensuring none of them resulted in consequences. The case involved Gurpreet Singh, who was found guilty of running a scheme built on fake job offers for non-existent positions, used to help foreign nationals enter or remain in Canada under false pretenses. After years of investigation, a judge found Singh guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. And then… the system stepped in. Due to what the judge described as a “systemic collapse” inside the Canada Border Services Agency, the entire case was thrown out no conviction, no sentence, no criminal record. The key issue? The investigator accused of wrongdoing took control of the situation gathering evidence and contacting witnesses in a case involving himself. The court described the conduct as “egregious,” noting it undermined the integrity of the justice system. Still, the result was clear: 10 guilty verdicts with zero consequences. That wasn’t the only detail raising eyebrows. Court records also show Singh: •Worked without proper authorization •Failed to file taxes for nearly a decade But in the end, none of that mattered. Instead, Singh walked free and is now suing the Canadian government, while also seeking to remain in Canada on humanitarian grounds. Experts say the case highlights a uniquely Canadian strength: the ability to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt while simultaneously ensuring it leads nowhere. Officials have reassured the public that safeguards are in place to prevent this from happening again, though they declined to specify which safeguards or at which stage of the process they might apply. Taxpayers, meanwhile, are left with a new understanding of how the system works: First, you investigate. Then, you prosecute. Then, you collapse. And finally if everything goes according to plan you pay.

Canada is a third-world country pretending it's 2006. When it gets ugly, and it will, it's going to be biblical.

Does he have a bias and should he recuse himself from the case ?

@Concern70732755 Yes he has already voiced his opinion about the freedom convoy publicly.

Our votes don't matter. The electios gets decided before our polling stations close . @stayfreealberta @chriskerryshow @WScafemirror @GreyMatterConvo @johnrbolton01 @JonFromAlberta @kathyflett1 #wexit #albertaindependence #canada #alberta #forevercanadian #iamcanadian

Would they have a headline like this if they though Alberta separatism was just a fringe movement. And by the way.... "Recent data show Alberta, B.C. remain underrepresented in House of Commons and Senate on a per capita basis". Who's the moron who wrote that? Alberta has been underrepresented, by design, since 1905.

Brave Alberta Patriots are getting outside and putting up their flags daily! Keep sending your photos in to inspire others to be brave, stay free, and support Alberta Independence. March 18, 2026

@LivinTheFringe Is Brookfield involved?

Remember when the Justin/Carney Liberals told Japan that there was no business case for an energy deal with them? Guess who received a $73B deal today, updated from $56B a few days ago? I guess we really will have to be our own best customer, because Carney's "promising future talks" do sweet f*-all for our economy. japannews.yomiuri.co.jp/politics/polit…

@IgorRyltsev @AllenGramlich The American 🇺🇸 was a plant to divide . Probably a NDP supporter

An Indigenous Albertan asked a question most people won’t: Why are chiefs meeting with the King of England? She says his family represents generations of harm to her people. And yet those same leaders act like it’s an honor. To her, it’s obvious. They don’t represent Indigenous people. They’re paraded out when it’s convenient. There’s no real accountability. That’s why she supports Alberta independence She sees it as a chance to negotiate something fair and not rooted in the same system. 👇 Full interview: youtu.be/sxSiebccQLM Thank you @Kdrocks11 for sharing your story

Sorry @PierrePoilievre, I hate to break it to you, but Alberta independence is in fact happening. #AlbertaIndependence

The Best Premier In Canada

There is nothing Canada can offer us that matches the prosperity Alberta will unlock through Independence.

Stay Free Calgary, Alberta March 19, 2026

Good morning, we’re one day closer to #AlbertaIndependence But it won’t happen by itself! Even if you’re not able to be a canvasser, talk to your friends and family, and get them to sign the petition.

And you need ID in elections or they’re fake