Conner Xavier Carter

BC just quietly exposed the real game, and it’s NOT about “reconciliation,” “healing,” or “shared prosperity.” It’s about shifting control of Canada’s critical resources into a three-way partnership between: 1️⃣ Indigenous leadership structures. 2️⃣ Activist governments (BC NDP + Ottawa Liberals/Carney). 3️⃣ Foreign investors, especially China This isn’t a theory. It’s written directly into the FNEMC “China Strategy” document. A 14-page blueprint outlining how BC First Nations should build direct economic alliances with Chinese state-owned companies, Chinese capital, and long-term Chinese off-take agreements. This is the model the @bcndp is now accelerating! With no public control, no stewardship for British Columbians in any way, and this is not shared benefits. But what this is a fragmented, foreign-leveraged approval system that cuts the Canadian public OUT of the equation entirely. For decades, Canada and Canadians at all levels have paid trillions into Indigenous programs, settlements, and lands. For context BC alone holds tens of billions in reserve land value locked up in the reserve program. Yet instead of evolving the system into a unified, transparent, accountable provincial model, BC and the @bcndp is doubling down on a structure that creates: 1. Two layers of law. 2. Race-based governance. 3. Private deals with foreign governments and corporations. 4. Zero accountability to Canadians A permanent veto on Canadian development. 5. And now the BC NDP is speeding up “critical mineral projects” that will not be owned by British Columbians, not governed by British Columbians, and not benefiting British Columbians. They will be controlled through a political pipeline of: ➡ Provincial ideology. ➡ Indigenous governance structures. ➡ China’s long-term geopolitical strategy. My fellow BC'ERS this is how you lose a province. This is how you lose control of your resources. This is how you lose a country. We cannot pretend this is “reconciliation.” We cannot pretend this is “progress.” We cannot pretend this is “justice.” This is outsourcing sovereignty under the cover of emotional language and manufactured guilt. It's about time to end the race-based carve-outs, the two-tier legal system, the external political influence, and the never-ending industry around “reconciliation.” Time to return to one Canada, one law, one standard, where every community, Indigenous or not, is part of the same national project from villages to towns to municipalities to the provinces, territories to the federal levels. BC belongs to British Columbians. Canada belongs to Canadians. Full stop. Last point, there is only one person and party actually talking about this ina. Proactive and positive way of evolving and ending the corruption - @One_BCHQ @Dallas_Brodie @wyatt_claypool Let's rally behind real change for BC that will benefit all?!? Read for yourself and tell me if I missed anything? fnemc.ca/wp-content/upl…

Tim Horton's is the most Anti-Canadian Canadian business I have ever seen. Imagine being so Anti-Canadian that you lobby MP's to have more foreign workers that barely speak English instead of hiring good Canadian kids. Tim Horton's is a disgrace.

So this happened last night (3/20/2026) in downtown Victoria, BC. The person recording said that a man, after assaulting a group of women, jumps off the Johnson Street Bridge to evade police. The police arrived quickly on the scene and did get him out of the water to arrest him.

Sam Cooper points out leaked intelligence warning China is targeting Indigenous leaders in Canada’s North, offering trips, partnerships, and access tied to critical minerals and strategic territory. British Columbians don’t want foreign governments getting anywhere near our land or resources. DRIPA only adds more layers and uncertainty about who is making the final call. We need to protect our resources, our communities, and the North. Shut this down NOW.

They’re offering $10,000 cash to international students to carry out extortion crimes Our student visa system is being openly abused. And this is happening under Mark Carney and David Eby. Their policies created a system where organized crime can recruit, operate, and profit while communities deal with threats, shootings, and intimidation. This isn’t complicated anymore. Anyone here on a student visa involved in extortion should be picked up and deported immediately. Every recruiter should be tracked down. Every network should be dismantled. And if institutions are being used as pipelines for this activity, then shut those programs down. #cdnpoli #bcpoli

Canada is undergoing a controlled demolition. Elites in the City of London are intentionally flooding the country with millions of immigrants to asset strip the nation and destroy the Canadian middle class.

This 84 year old woman woke up one morning in horrible pain, she went to the Vancouver General Hospital to find out what was going on. Before she got any answers, the nurse offered her mAID. When euthanizing is offered before care there’s a problem.

🚨BREAKING BOMBSHELL Retired RCMP Director and MP Cooper reveal that Carney and the RCMP signed a SECURITY agreement with the SAME Chinese department who installed 4 Chinese police stations in Canada to intimidate diaspora

A precursor to bigger deals: the Seahawks exercised the fifth-year contract options for WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba and CB Devon Witherspoon.

#VPDNews: A violent offender who was arrested by the VPD earlier this month has been released back into the community. Jordan McIntosh was previously released into the community last September. He was serving a conditional sentence order related to two counts of assault and one count of breach release order from a 2024 incident. McIntosh was bound by several conditions which included wearing an ankle monitor. After cutting off his ankle monitor and going on the run on December 4, investigators with the VPD’s Intimate Partner Violence and Risk Assessment Unit became involved due to McIntosh’s history of violence against women. Detectives and District Five officers received information on March 2, and tracked McIntosh to a rooming house on Water Street. “McIntosh tried to escape by jumping out of a window,” said VPD Sergeant Adam Donaldson. “Fortunately, our officers planned for that scenario, and he was taken into custody with the help of a police dog.” McIntosh was held in custody for a breach of conditional sentence order hearing that took place yesterday. The court ultimately decided to release him back into the community to serve his sentence with another ankle monitor, rather than keep him in custody. McIntosh has 49 criminal convictions, including 11 for violence or weapons.

@LarryBrockMP Larry, Brantford was my home for 20 years, I love what you’ve been doing in parliament, but this, is deeply disappointing….

Eid Mubarak to all celebrating Eid al-Fitr — the Festival of Breaking Fast and the end of Ramadan! Wishing Muslim families in Brantford-Brant South-Six Nations and across Canada a joyful and blessed celebration.

Defence minister says he "didn't know" about Iranian strike on base housing Canadians until after media report nationalpost.com/news/canada/de…

B.C. premier’s approval rating reaches all-time low in new survey ctvnews.ca/vancouver/arti…

An Indian scammer who perpetrated wide-scale immigration fraud is now suing Canada and trying to avoid deportation on humanitarian grounds. It’s an infuriating read. Our system is broken. We need stricter rules and mass deportations. cbc.ca/news/canada/sa…

You had to be there...

Witness how effective mainstream media propaganda can be against a population.

Imagine the sheer volume of psychological warfare it took to brainwash you into believing this exact scene isn't still the deepest, most primal dream 95% of men carry in their soul--

Today is a painful day for Iranian-Canadians upon learning about the murder of long-time opponent of the Islamic Republic regime and mathematician, @MasoodMasjoody. The day before his trial was scheduled to begin, where he was expected to expose what he had learned about connections to the IRGC, he suspiciously disappeared. Homicide investigators later discovered his body in Mission, British Columbia, on March 6. Two individuals, Arezou Soltani of North Vancouver and Mehdi Ahmadzadeh Razavi of Maple Ridge have been arrested and charged in connection with his murder. Masjoody had previously reported to police that he believed his life was in danger from these two suspects. Investigators should continue their work to determine who else may be linked and a danger to Canadians. According to newspaper The Province, "In a letter to then prime minister Justin Trudeau in 2021, Masjoody said he had flagged Iranian regime programs that were involved in sensitive engineering and technology fields and warned that technologies developed in Canada could be brought back to Iran for nefarious purposes." He also identified students at SFU who could be connected to the regime's IRGC. theprovince.com/news/two-men-c… This case should not close. Investigators should continue to examine his alleged findings. As an Iranian Canadian activist, I can say that many of us have never felt safe, and this tragedy only deepens those fears. For years, we have been warning Canadian officials to wake up to the export of the regime's Islamist extremist ideology here in Canada, as well as concerns about funding networks, safe haven for regime officials in Canada, billions of dollars in money laundering, and the possibility of sleeper cells. To @MarkJCarney @csiscanada @rcmpgrcpolice @Safety_Canada @gary_srp , please take our concerns seriously.

For the Canadian government to allow millions of foreigners to work and remain in Canada with our youth unemployment at 14.1 percent is an absolute betrayal and pure evil.

There's a species of Canadian I keep encountering who will acknowledge the following: 1. Yes, our institutions have been captured and gutted by extremists. 2. Yes, we are committing evils unlike any in our history. 3. Yes, our current course is unsustainable. ... but they only want to fix these problems in a way where nobody says anything mean, nobody gets their feelings hurt and nobody ever publicly has to say what the problem is. The softness of this generation of Canadians is truly a sight to behold.