@TheoFleury14 Maybe the 2nd. The Turd-doh years were very corrupt. Jail time for our fearful leader could have been handed out at least 3 times.
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Conrad Hildebrandt
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Conrad Hildebrandt
@Iam_CFH
ElBoWsUp 🍁🍁🍁
Saskatoon, SK, Canada Katılım Mart 2010
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Hungarians voted for change and a renewed commitment to democratic institutions after years of erosion under Viktor Orbán.
A powerful and positive signal to democracies around the world that citizens can reclaim institutions and restore respect for rights.
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@NorthrnPrspectv How dare you insinuate that the CBC is biased!!! They are not!!! Just ask @RosieBarton !!!
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🚨THIS IS WILD🚨
CBC's Rosemary Barton started out celebrating Mark Carney’s majority. Then a reporter called him “autocratic”… live on air.
Watch what happens when he backs it up with receipts.
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Andrew Coyne 🇺🇦🇮🇱🇬🇪🇲🇩@acoyne
"Justice Minister Sean Fraser says he has significant concerns with the way the provinces are overriding Charter rights by invoking the notwithstanding clause, and he's prepared to establish guardrails around its use at the federal level..." If the provinces are the problem, and they are, why only restrict it at the federal level? The plan at Confederation, and for decades after, was that the federal government would prevent provincial governments from abusing rights, using the disallowance power. Eventually that role was taken over by the courts, and the Charter. But if the Charter is fast becoming a dead letter, via the notwithstanding clause, then Canada would be left, for the first time in our history, with no effective protection for rights. That is, we will, unless the feds act. The feds have the power to protect our rights. They should use it. Charter at a turning point as it turns 44 | CBC News cbc.ca/news/politics/…
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44 years ago today, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms was signed into law. It laid the foundation for a stronger, more just Canada.
It is up to us all to protect the values of freedom and equality enshrined in the Charter — to keep building a better Canada, for all.
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@CanadianPM When the tax returns, will it be the same as it is now, be reduced, or increase in September?
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Learn more about the Government of Canada’s temporary suspension of the federal fuel excise tax on gasoline and diesel across Canada: pm.gc.ca/en/news/news-r…
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Conrad Hildebrandt retweetledi
In Germany years ago they built the Berlin Wall to keep people in.
Today, Carney’s Liberals want to use an exit tax to keep you in.
Dimitris Soudas 🇨🇦⚜️🇬🇷☦️ 13.12.1943@DimitrisSoudas
Let me get this straight. You’ve been in power for ten years. You’ve doubled the debt. You’ve weakened the economy. And now, your answer is to trap young Canadians? On stage, the Liberal Party of Canada brings out Patrick Pichette, a former senior executive at Google, who now lives in Europe, to suggest that Canadians who want to pursue opportunities in the United States should face an exit tax of $500,000. Half a million dollars to leave your own country. This, from someone who once left Canada himself to build a career in the U.S. and paid virtually nothing to do so. So let’s be honest about what this is. It is not economic policy. It is not nation building. It is control. A government that has mismanaged the economy now wants to limit your ability to seek opportunity elsewhere. Instead of creating reasons to stay, they are looking for ways to make it harder to leave. You do not grow a country by locking people in. You grow it by giving them a reason to believe in it.
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@MarkJCarney Please, give up the ruse. instagram.com/p/DWz3G4QEVK-/…
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Conrad Hildebrandt retweetledi
How Canadian taxes work:
(Avg after tax income across all provinces)
If you make $65,000, your after tax income is $52,787.1
A household with 2 $30,000 incomes will take $26,986 each. The will make combined $5k less but will take home $1,185 more. They can actually get more benefits as well so their take home could be much greater.
If you make $250,000, your after tax income is $160,285.
A household with 2 $108,000 incomes will take $81,284 each. They will make $34k combined less but will take home $2,283 more.
If you make $1,000,000, your after tax income is $521,560. The government takes almost 50% of your income. In Nova Scotia your take home would be less than half of what you earn - $498,437. Basically working for the government first.
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@RichardDias_CFA @BarbaraBalCPC @CTVNews Et tu, @CTVNews (Word to the wise, your competition received a pretty hard slap on the wrist for these kind of antics...)
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@CTVNews We are tired of your endless propaganda. Please stop.
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Canada in the European Union? Poll suggests broad openness to the idea ctvnews.ca/canada/article…
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@KirkLubimov @PierrePoilievre This is a very fair question.
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@thejefflutz @elonmusk You made a flamethower. This is the next natural progression.
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¡Ay, Caramba! The WORST Real GDP per Capita growth in the OECD. (Luxembourg is not a real country - sorry)
Maybe, and hear me out now, we should consider a different economic philosophy.
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@nobody_handmaid @KirkLubimov Thanks to @nobody_handmaid we can confirm that Mr. Carney started advising the Liberals during Covid, which was an exceptional time. Now is an exceptional time, too. The question, is, then, did the previous 11 years put us in this position?
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@KirkLubimov 2020….isn’t that when the great economic guru Mark Carney started advising the Canadian government?
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Canada's real GDP declined by 0.2% in Q4, 2025.
2025 saw a real GDP increase of 1.7%. That's the slowest pace of annual growth since 2020.
#cdnecon
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@MarkJCarney When will we see this "prosperity"? 3, 5, 15 years? Or maybe 3, 5, or 15 generations. Sir, there has been much hullabaloo with travel, hand shakes, MOEs, photo ops, but the needle is not moving with any improvements nor campaign promises in Canada. "Elbows Up" has been buried.
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Landed in London.
The United Kingdom is one of Canada’s oldest, and most-trusted, partners. In a more uncertain world, we’re working closely together to create greater certainty, security, and prosperity on both sides of the Atlantic.
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@stephen_taylor # 56 of #354* promises that did not age well. (*Not a real number)
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@MarkJCarney I certainly hope that this is not just the beginning! Grocery prices are up. Housing starts are down. US Tariffs are still in effect. Unemployment numbers (actual numbers, not made up numbers) are up. Crime is up. I'm not sure how much more of this we can take!
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One year ago today, Canada’s new government took office with a strong mandate for change.
We’re working with focus and ambition to build new trade partnerships, bring down your costs, and transform our economy — and we’re just getting started. 🇨🇦
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@MarkJCarney "Want to..." in this. "A great start..." & "Potentially..." are used in other media releases. If these words came up during my job performance review, my value in the company would seriously be questioned. E for effort. F for performance.
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These investments will help create thousands of high-paying careers for Canadian workers and unlock important new opportunities for our businesses.
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Conrad Hildebrandt retweetledi
My angelic, autistic 12 year old daughter Annika drew this pencil and asked me to share it with you. She gets giddy when her content does better than mine, which makes me happy.
Please share it far and wide to keep her fire for art going. We've just barely gotten it rekindled.
Mark Wright@markeology
I showed Ani the encouraging comments you've been leaving about her art and she surprised me last night by drawing this flower. I nearly cried with joy. You reignited that spark in her. I love each and every one of you for giving her this boost. Can't thank you enough.
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@FarhanLaljiTSN @LWillson_82 What was the original post? It's been taken down?
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