Dave MacKenzie

The City of Edmonton spent millions buying a fleet of electric buses.🚌 50% are now mothballed as electric vehicles have proven to be expensive, unreliable and inoperable.🤦🏻‍♂️ The City of Edmonton has now budgeted to purchase diesel buses to replace the electric vehicles.🤔 #idiots

In my decades of work for the Liberal Party from 1977 to 2014, I can say with authority and confidence that the only party today that resembles my old beloved party is the @CPC_HQ under Pierre Poilievre

Historians of the future, when they look back on our times, may be completely baffled when trying to understand how Western civilization welcomed vast numbers of people hostile to the fundamental values of Western civilization,

According to national security sources, an elite politician hand-picked by Justin Trudeau, Liberal Minister Mary Ng, was identified in CSIS investigations as one of 11 Toronto-area candidates clandestinely supported by Chinese Consulate influence networks in the 2019 election.

I'm in Jamaica, single, and partying it up on the taxpayers dime. Like most Canadians, I had to make a difficult decision this year - should I go surfing at the beach or go skiing in the mountains? Meanwhile, Canadians are deciding between heating their homes or buying food.

Disturbing how one person's mental illness can spread to an entire culture when power is misused.

Merry Christmas, and good luck Team Canada in tomorrow's game!

This video will never go away!

IDF soldiers in Gaza have expressed frustration that the ground campaign is painstakingly slow. I asked why that is so. They said, for example, when they call in an air strike against a terrorist target, it takes forever to get clearance. Why? Because the IDF insists on making sure there are no innocent civilians around. Did the US do this in World War 2? Korea? Vietnam? Iraq? Afghanistan? Of course not. But Israel does and it puts our soldiers at risk. But you know what? The soldiers I spoke with said they wouldn’t have it any other way. So remember this when you read the Palestinian propaganda about Israel slaughtering innocents in Gaza. War is hell and innocents will be hurt, but Israel is doing the best it can to avoid needless carnage while at the same time ridding the world of bestial terror.

No small part of our social problems today come from miseducated degree-holders who have nothing to contribute to the wealth of the society but who are full of demands and indignation—and resentment of those who are producing. A study of the decline of great societies concluded that “disappearances of empires due to catastrophes have been extremely rare in history.” Rather, they slowly but steadily corrode and crumble from within. There is usually “a growing amount of wealth pumped by the State from the economy,” while “extravagances of fashion and license” develop among the people. Does this sound uncomfortably similar to what we see around us today?

Merry Christmas!

Rare footage of Justin Trudeau the day the Freedom Convoy rolled into Ottawa.

Sorry haters, in Canada, people are allowed to celebrate Christmas. Get over it.

BREAKING: Incoming reports of Hamas having turned down a permanent ceasefire deal offered by Egypt. According to this plan, Hamas would have been forced to lay down weapons and hand over power to a civilians Gazan government aided by Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Hamas wants power

Imagine having to stand up for the right to exist. These are the heroes of our time. God bless you, Kal. 🙏🫶

Fellow Canadians, as we stand on the brink of this Christmas Eve, let's remember one fundamental truth: We will not be cancelled. Not our voices, not our traditions, and certainly not our Christmas. This is the moment when we push back against the tide of censorship and cultural erosion. It's Christmas Eve – a night when our Canadian spirit shines the brightest, when we embody the true north, strong and free. Tonight, let's embrace the spirit of Christmas, the spirit of giving, unity, and kindness. For a few precious hours, let’s set aside our differences and be the nation we always hoped we'd be – compassionate, resilient, and free-spirited. This miracle of Christmas, it’s not just a fleeting moment; it's a beacon of hope in a world that often seems dim. And if we let this miracle slip through our fingers, if we neglect the true meaning of this season, then we're not just failing ourselves, but failing the very essence of what makes us Canadian. But remember, this spirit of Christmas, this spirit of Canada, it's not confined to just one night or one season. It's a fire that can burn brightly every day, in every one of us. Don’t fall into the cynicism that says this generosity, this unity, is just an annual charade. No, it’s a living, breathing part of who we are as Canadians, as individuals who cherish freedom and compassion. Let’s be hungry for this spirit, let’s yearn for it not just tonight, but every day. It's a feeling more rewarding than any material gift, a feeling of true fulfillment and pride in our nation and its values. I believe in this Canadian Christmas miracle, and I believe it can happen to each one of us. Tonight, I stand ready to welcome it with open arms, and I urge you to do the same. So, to all of you, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, from the Arctic to the Great Lakes, Merry Christmas. Let’s make this a night to remember, a night where we all stood together as proud Canadians, unyielding in our resolve to keep our traditions, our freedoms, and our Christmas spirit alive. And as we draw this Christmas Eve to a close, let's hold onto a message of hope. A hope that resonates with the enduring strength of the Canadian spirit. In the face of adversity, censorship, and the encroaching shadows of political correctness, our hope stands as a beacon, guiding us towards a brighter, more resilient future. This hope is not just a fleeting wish, it's a commitment. A commitment to uphold our values, our traditions, and our freedom. It’s a promise to each other that, as Canadians, we will continue to strive for a nation that values the voice of every citizen, respects our rich heritage, and embraces the true spirit of Christmas – not just today, but every day. So, as we look towards the dawn of a new day and a new year, let's carry this hope in our hearts. Let it be the light that guides us through the challenges ahead, a reminder that together, as a united Canada, we can overcome any obstacle, preserve our traditions, and keep our nation strong and free. Merry Christmas, Canada. Here's to a future filled with hope, unity, and the undying spirit of our great nation. Let's move forward together, with courage, with pride, and with an unwavering belief in the miracle of Christmas and the enduring strength of our Canadian identity. #cdnpoli

An antisemite walks into a bar and takes a seat. Pretty quickly, he notices a Jew across the room and he thinks to himself “I’m gonna show him!” He calls the bartender over and says “Give everyone a beer on me except that Jew over there!” The bartender does exactly that. As soon as everyone gets their beer, they look at the antisemite, lift their cups and say cheers. The antisemite looks at the Jew who then also lifts his cup and says cheers to the antisemite. He is very confused. Why is the Jew doing that after I bought everyone a beer except him? So he ups his game. He calls over the bartender and says to give out a very nice shot of whiskey to everyone but that Jew. The bartender does exactly that. They all lift their cups to the antisemite as does the Jew. Again, the antisemite is confused and frustrated. He calls over the bartender again and says “Give everyone your most expensive drink on me but don’t give it to that Jew!” And so he does. Again, the Jew lifts his cup and says cheers to the antisemite. At this point, the antisemite is fuming. He calls over the bartender and asks “Why does that Jew keep thanking me for buying everyone drinks even though I didn’t buy him one?” The bartender looks at the antisemite confused and says “Him? He owns the bar!”

I'm off to Jamaica for a taxpayer funded Christmas vacation. My new enormous private jet burns 6,000kg of fuel per hour - and costs more than $31,000 per hour to operate - while I charge you climate taxes so you can't afford Christmas dinner. Sucks to be you, peasants!