Grant Kosior

MEI-Ipsos poll: Canadians want change in health care. 56% support more access to private care (67% in Quebec). 76% say the system is too bureaucratic. 83% back reimbursement for private care when recommended wait times are exceeded. Policymakers should listen. #health #cdnpoli iedm.org/healthcare-in-…

Does any else believe that floor crossers shouldn’t be allowed. At very least shouldn’t the floor crossing MP be forced to personally refund the donations? We vote for the party. Not the person.

@MarcNixon24 @ryangerritsen I miss watching you on TikTok @MarcNixon24

@ryangerritsen Tiktok has been completely captured by China and left-wing ideology If you say anything against Mark Carney, your video will be flagged

This individual is for some insane reason quite popular on TikTok & claims to know what they are talking about on almost every subject imaginable. All I see is a media parroting narcissist who loves to hear themselves speak. How much misinformation does this person feed people while pretending they are an “expert” on all subjects? I’d also prefer if her hat was just a bit bigger.

Cdn healthcare at its finest. Appt time was one hour ago……. There’s better ways to do this. #changeskhealthcare

@C_3C_3 @grok

23 year old Kamel Hawkins… Should result in an immediate public death penalty. For everyone to see.

@buperac @grok is this real

Holy shit. The longer you watch it the worse it actually gets. Is this a Doctor or an Engineer?

@buperac @Plantmore1 7 million isn’t overpaying for that asset. Doing a rebuild on that would cost a lot more.

@Plantmore1 I thought that as well. The fertilizer blending plant was $7 million from the BDC, the rest though. I mean there are some IPs and registrations, some vehicles and equipment but I dunno.

🚨 AG News: UFA buys AgraCity in asset purchase for $48.2 million bid. -This includes the Genesis Fertilizer & Grain facility at Belle Plaine, SK and the Humboldt retail building. -No payment to FNA & CCAA entities -Farmers owed product are said to be made whole

@WayneMathison That’s brilliant. You should coach. Well said.

The 32% Illusion: A Grocer’s View from Behind the Till I used to own the IGA in Hamiota. Small town. Thin margins. Real bills. So when I hear that Loblaw Companies Limited is raking in “31–32% profit,” I don’t get angry. I get tired. Here’s the move. Take a gross margin number. Call it profit. Add a dash of politics. Serve hot. Gross margin is revenue minus cost of goods sold. That’s it. It doesn’t include payroll, hydro, insurance, property tax, refrigeration repairs at 2 a.m., shrink, theft, advertising, transport, interest, or the banker breathing down your neck. Net profit is what’s left after all of that. In grocery, that number floats around 2 to 3 percent in a good year. Some years less. Some years negative. When I ran my store, payroll alone could swallow most of the gross margin. Then add freight. Then add utilities. Manitoba winters are not kind to freezers. Then add spoilage. Bananas do not care about your ideology. They rot on schedule. People think grocers “set prices.” That’s half true at best. Suppliers raise costs. Fuel goes up. Wages rise. Carbon costs ripple through trucking and farming. You pass it on or you close. It’s arithmetic, not greed. Now here’s the uncomfortable part. Food inflation hurts. It hurts seniors. It hurts young families. It hurts the clerk stocking shelves. But blaming a 30% “profit margin” is a shortcut. It feels good. It’s wrong. Big chains make money on scale, pharmacy, cosmetics, financial services. Those categories carry higher margins than milk and bread. That lifts the consolidated gross margin number. It does not mean grocery aisles are printing cash. We should argue about competition. We should argue about supply management. We should argue about taxes embedded at every step of the chain. Good. Let’s do that. But at least use the right numbers. I spent years watching pennies. Grocers survive on volume and efficiency. A few cents per dollar is the game. Always has been. If you want lower food prices, focus on input costs, transport, energy, regulation, and competition. Start there. And before sharing the next viral graphic, ask one question: gross or net? That single distinction separates outrage from reality.

@DrBrianDay @grok true?

When will our governments wake up to this crisis?

Even though the game is lopsided it’s nice to finally catch up with everyone and watch on the firestick. No more shitty Canadian content commercials.

How bad does it have to get before serious reforms are introduced? 50% of Canadians struggle to access family doctor: Angus Reid ctvnews.ca/health/article…

@ryangerritsen So is enacting laws that destroy private property owners rights not also a form of treason??

Eby doubled down today calling the Alberta separatists who went to speak to US officials treasonous again. What they did by speaking with them was “not the very definition of treason” He claims he cares about Canada, yet has been a big player in destroying what it once was.

@therealmrbench I looked up prices people pay for this guys work. 50- 150k….For those who buy it I remember senator Kennedy’s famous line….”life is hard; but it’s much harder when you’re stupid”.

How does this world renowned Japanese Artist painting make you feel?

@EricLDaugh Best part was him making sure he put his hat back on.

🔥 BREAKING: This bad*ss MAGA man is being praised nationwide for singlehandedly PUMMELING every leftist rioter who ambushed him This is how it's done! Stand with ICE and repel the violent left! 🇺🇸🇺🇸

@DrBrianDay As you’ve said so well before, we only have access to a universal waiting list……

Our BC health ministry collects data on thousands of conditions annually but keeps it from the public. We deserve transparency and we should demand that our government releases this data to the citizens who own it.

@oelma__ Math is good. Expectation of 40% is offensive. I’ve turned tips for all meals downward because of the runaway expectations without regard for service delivery.

YES or NO?

SecondStreet.org hired Leger to poll Canadians about health care reform. Support is strong for several major changes to the health system. secondstreet.org/2025/11/17/new… Everyone in Sask needs to get loud. Help fix the doctor shortage privately

@DrBrianDay Thank you for sharing. We’re working hard here in Saskatchewan to break the noose. Our cardiologist was first. He left completely.

Alberta’s health-care reform a small step without much difference: Shawn Whatley in the National Post | Macdonald-Laurier Institute macdonaldlaurier.ca/albertas-healt…

@BradenMannsYYC Asking physicians if they’re in favor of changing the system is like running a pole in a turkey barn asking if they’re in favor of thanksgiving.

I know reporters are looking for physicians who will say “this is a good idea”. They aren’t finding them. Aside from CSF owners, Iwho did GoA speak to on this policy?Alberta’s move to open private billing unlikely to increase capacity, physicians say theglobeandmail.com/business/econo…

@elonmusknews30 Yes