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Happy flag day! I love all the beautiful flags of Canada, historical flags and current flags
So many great symbols of this country
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Canadian Frog 🐸🇨🇦🍁
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Canadian Frog 🐸🇨🇦🍁
@CowboyFrogster
🇨🇦Proud Canadian Patriot🇨🇦 and Red Tory 🍁All views expressed here are my own
Canada Katılım Mayıs 2024
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Do Americans really call middle school “Junior High”
What does that even mean 😭
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@madballs3000 @Devon0527 @CanadianPolling Tories used to be a lot more economically collectivist in Canada, it’s a shame that tradition died
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@Devon0527 @CanadianPolling crazy that there was a tory leader who is more left wing than carney 😭
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Those who say (X) would've made a good Prime Minister:
Layton: 47%
Poilievre: 39%
Stanfield: 34%
Manning: 33%
Muclair: 30%
Scheer: 29%
O'Toole: 28%
Day: 24%
Ignatieff: 24%
Dion: 23%
Ambrose: 23%
Research Co. / April 13, 2026
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Danielle Smith isn't endorsing Alberta independence but she is far and away the most supportive premier of the concept in Alberta history.
If peckerheads think trying to pull her out of power right now will help the independence movement, they really need to think harder.
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The CPC’s problem isn’t about being moderation but, about how they present those ideas
Cole Hogan@colewhogan
Respectfully, Mr. @ErinOToole, should Conservatives moderate on the multiple policy positions Liberals have cribbed from them? On cultural issues, you’re flat-out wrong. Conservatives lead on immigration, crime, drug policy, social cohesion issues. It’s time to lean on that.
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@PrairieCatboy Eh, I mean more American than most provinces but still distinctly Canadian
Don’t let separatist propaganda fool you
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Has anyone ever considered that Alberta is an American nation inside of a Canadian country? 🤔
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Sometimes I question myself and wonder if I’m really a Red Tory
But then I read George Grant, or read old quotes from PC leaders and remember that I very much am a Red Tory
And strongly disliking the modern CPC doesn’t mean I’m not a Red Tory
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Stanfield being third is quite based
Definitely one of the best PMs we never got
Polling Canada@CanadianPolling
Those who say (X) would've made a good Prime Minister: Layton: 47% Poilievre: 39% Stanfield: 34% Manning: 33% Muclair: 30% Scheer: 29% O'Toole: 28% Day: 24% Ignatieff: 24% Dion: 23% Ambrose: 23% Research Co. / April 13, 2026
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Remember: The Joe Biden Administration increased the softwood lumber tariffs on us (raising them from 8.05% to 14.54% in 2024), and cancelled Keystone XL on us.
It doesn't matter who's in charge/which party; the common denominator is the U.S. putting itself over its agreements.
Scott Robertson@sarobertsonca
PM Carney on the Americans calling the alcohol ban an irritant: "You know what's an irritant? 50% tariffs on steel. 50% tariffs on aluminum. 25% tariffs on automobiles. All the tariffs on forest products. Those are more than irritants, those are violations of our trade deal."
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Im so confused rn when it comes to Albertan politics, like what is Smith’s aim with all this separation stuff
Really she is pleasing no one with this, she says she’s pro-Canada but all of her actions have been pro-separation
It’s all quite strange
#abpoli
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@JefferyPetts Was looking at the list and was like “guess I’d be none of the above”
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> absolutely no PM from before BET listed
Lmfao fuck off
Polling Canada@CanadianPolling
"Who do you consider to be Canada's best Prime Minister?" Harper: 17% P. Trudeau: 16% Carney: 15% Chrétien: 10% Mulroney: 8% J. Trudeau: 6% Campbell: 3% Turner: 2% Clark: 1% Martin: 1% Unsure: 22% Research Co. / April 13, 2026
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Realistically our next GG should be a Saskatchewan/Manitoba/Alberta native
Globe Politics@globepolitics
Federal government urged to look beyond central Canada for next governor-general theglobeandmail.com/politics/artic…
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Canadian K12 schools needs to do a better job at teaching 4 subjects
1. Canadian History (especially after seeing how some reacted to Brock)
2. French language. (I also think we should teach some basics in the local Indigenous language)
3. Civics
4. Math (too many are weak)
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@GreenBeltTory Oh definitely for American standards, for Canadian standards it does fall more into gerrymandering
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@CowboyFrogster Smith’s map would be considered very fair by American standards (even in the places with redistricting commissions).
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@TauAlphaC2364 @Mill_Moron It is a system where whoever gets the highest amount of votes in a riding wins, regardless of the margin they win by
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What a terribly unfortunate coincidence that the Alberta NDP took proportional representation out of their platform the second they realized they were going to get a majority government with 40% of the vote.
Gerrymandering only works with first-past-the-post.
The Globe and Mail@globeandmail
Opinion: Possible changes to Alberta’s electoral map put democracy at risk theglobeandmail.com/opinion/articl…
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@RobertG22122730 @ht_9944 It has meant engaging separatists and talking through issues yes
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@CowboyFrogster @ht_9944 Does that include being kind to them and working on Canada's problems?
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