John McCall

This is not a laughing matter to those of us who have been through the suffering and death of a loved one while systematically denied the the assistance of immediate family members because of a government that cannot differentiate between casual and essential travel. Disgusting.

@maxfawcett @BrockWarkentin @scoopercooper Nothing is final with Trump he always reneges. He is the definition of an unreliable partner.

@BrockWarkentin @scoopercooper Sure, appoint a fentanyl "czar". It won't make a lick of difference since Trump has already moved the goalposts and confirmed it's about a "final economic deal" with Canada. As to Sam's story? Let me know when there's a named source here.

She’s still acting like the threat is coming from Ottawa rather than the US president who keeps threatening our sovereignty. It’s a choice.

@RpsAgainstTrump @WalshFreedom If the US does not provide the aid which is critical to the US national security then there is another country that will fill the void. Care to guess who?

Couldn't agree more!

@smeurrens @TTRRMK Any room for common sense? The IRCC is often like a Kafkaesque bureaucratic nightmare.

Borderlines Podcast #141 - Deanna and I discuss what seems to be a growing interpretation at IRCC that visitor records are cancelled when someone leaves Canada. What is occuring with some frequency is this. A family enters Canada, with the parents receiving three-year work permits and the children granted three-year visitor records. After one year, the family travels abroad for a month. Upon their return, the Canada Border Services Agency stamps the children's passports but does not issue new visitor records or indicate an extended stay. Before the parents' work permits and the children's visitor records expire, the family applies to extend their status. IRCC approves the parents' work permit extensions but informs the family that the children's visitor records were automatically canceled when they left Canada. IRCC explains that upon re-entry, the children were only granted a six-month stay because CBSA did not issue new visitor records or mark an extended date in their passports. While the parents' new work permits are approved, the children are ordered to leave Canada. shows.acast.com/659f464c3f6907…

@elonmusk You too

Please post a bit more positive, beautiful or informative content on this platform

@WalshFreedom No WFH they must be in the office 5 days a week per DOGE if they don’t like it they can quit and saving the taxpayers millions.

Some “populist,” huh? He’s fooled so many people for so long.

@ellinst @marceelias As an American citizen living abroad who spends nearly a thousand dollars each year just to file my US tax return if I’m denied the right to vote I demand my money back. No other country in the world requires non resident citizens to file and pay income tax.

@CryptoPal4 @MarioNawfal Starlink has no monopoly. There is Rodgers and Telus and Bell who have been taking government handouts and promising rural broadband expansion for years even after it became patently obvious that their technology was not up to the task and take many more years to do anything.

@MarioNawfal 1. These are loans from Canada and QC. 2. They’ve been investing in Telesat since 2021 3. Telesat will invest $4.4B into the Canadian economy. 4. Why does Starlink think they should have a monopoly?

🇨🇦 Canada to Spend $2.5 Billion on Sat Broadband—Elon Says Starlink Could Do It for Half Canada and Quebec are investing $2.5B in Telesat Lightspeed, a satellite constellation aimed at delivering broadband to remote regions. But Elon says Starlink could provide the same service "for less than half the cost," leveraging its existing constellation of over 5,000 low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites. Telesat aims to launch 198 satellites by 2026, while Starlink's network is already operational, with global coverage and millions of users. hmmm... Source: The Canadian Press

@WalshFreedom If this politics thing doesn’t work out he should go into comedy. He’s sure to have a captive audience at his next venue.

Coward.

@ShawDirect why is it a subscriber who wants to cancel they must go through a voice call to CS? Not a problem if the phones were answered and staffed. Requiring a customer to waste hours on hold with no alternative is abusive behavior. It should be as easy as subscribing.

@LauraLoomer You want to live in the only country where this occurs with such frequency. Propose viable solutions or live with your right to choose to sacrifice your children. The patchwork of laws that exist only proves that without a national solution we will continue down this road.

Don’t let Democrats use a school shooting to tell you and others that you need to give up your guns. 14 year olds can’t buy guns. This is evidence that gun control doesn’t work. When someone wants to kill someone, they will always find a weapon even if they legally can’t have one. Sad story but it’s more of an example of bad parenting than “gun violence”. Gun violence is a conspiracy theory. Inanimate objects can’t be violent. Mental illness and bad parenting are real though.

@CitImmCanada @AskKubeir Please explain why you use the term ‘non-routine ‘when asked by a specific applicant for the specific reason their application is delayed beyond standard processing time. A factual specific answer would go a long way in giving the IRCC credibility vs a vague response.

We hope you are enjoying our IRCC Explains video series so far: youtube.com/playlist?list=…. What topic do you want us to explain next?

@AskKubeir @MarcMillerVM Though he is leagues ahead of the past two highly incompetent immigration ministers. @marcomendicino and @SeanFraserMP who were worse than useless. He still has a long way yet to go improving transparency and accountability.

The speed at which @MarcMillerVM is churning out changes to the #CanadianImmigration processes has got many into a tizzy. But credit, where credit is due. These were some hard decisions and I am only glad they are finally being made.

@RaquelDancho Same time frame it took me 18 months to get PR after moving to Canada at age 64. At age 68 it took 22 months to be vetted for citizenship. From a friendly country married 30+ years to a Canadian and never had a single police encounter. Something is fishy. The IRCC is mismanaged.

BREAKING: Trudeau’s Public Safety Minister says allowing an alleged ISIS terrorist to live in Canada for 6 years and gain Canadian citizenship, only to be arrested days before launching a terrorist attack, “is the way the…system should work.” The Liberal government must explain to Canadians how this security failure happened on their watch. #cdnpoli

@elonmusk How is it that you took the oath of Citizenship in the US and now support vocally and with your dollars the candidate that said he is above the law and wants to suspend the constitution his first day in office? Read your oath.

That is what they have become

@ryangerritsen @brethordark The IRCC is not an accountable or transparent agency. It often takes years to process apps. It should not surprise anyone that in a crisis they can’t come up with simple facts surrounding how and when they processed an individual with a questionable possibly terrorist background.

@DougShipleyBSOM @DaneLloydMP Both of these agencies have no third party accountability so what should we expect from agencies that police themselves. Hold them accountable.

TOMORROW 🚨🚨🚨 The Public Safety committee will reconvene to discuss how a terror suspect and former ISIS fighter, who was filmed torturing people, immigrated to Canada and became a citizen. Canadians deserve to know the truth and the liberals must allow for an investigation.

@meelonmuskusa No

@betsy_kane @Andrew_Griffith The current system doesn’t allow applicants to choose in person or on line oath ceremonies. A year ago I was not given a choice and was disappointed to attend on line after an almost 2 year wait. It should be an occasion to celebrate not dismissed as perfunctory Bureaucracy

This is an interesting development on the push to allow one click citizenship grant. Attention @Andrew_Griffith #cdnimm

As a child growing up these are beliefs that I held. As an adult I’ve grown to distrust the institutional Christianity that seems to have departed from these beliefs. I want to go back to this, the ideals that I held as a child.

@AMCKunneke @MarcMillerVM @Cirque @j_maloney This is total BS and if true you are criminal for not turning them in with the evidence you claim to have. I’m sure the truth whole truth is quite different from what you are trying to claim.

Yesterday, I swore in close to 400 Canadians from over 60 different countries in one of the largest in person ceremonies this century. You can’t match the smiles on faces as they became part of the best country in the world. Thanks to @Cirque for hosting this stunning event!