K&Nc Lovegrove

@ItsDeanBlundell We live in North America but some dudes think the over regulation and giving away a piece of our sovereignty to join the EU is a good idea! 🤡

Before the end of the year, Canada will be part of the EU.

@coreyhoganyyc I mean it almost feels like a floor crosser, which you have no problem 🤷‍♂️

The allegation of misuse of Alberta voters lists by separatists would be concerning at any time but it's doubly concerning at this time and on this issue. Political parties are entrusted with a great deal of information. And each piece - each voter contact - on its own, seems almost inconsequential. An address, a phone number - you can still find that in the white pages for most people. But as anyone over a certain age knows, not everyone is listed in the white pages, not everyone’s address is presented. The voter lists also include email addresses, and your presence on it or not strongly indicates citizenship status and other protected information. In 2026, the sheer volume of records is also a risk. That information, particularly in an environment where signatures are collected and then validated AGAINST the list, presents new opportunities to falsify signature collection. We do not know that has happened, to be clear. But Albertans now worry - if there’s reason to believe the data privacy rules were violated, what other rules are broken or bent? The citizen initiative signature acquisition process relies on trust - and for many, trust is now completely shattered. Albertans reasonably want assurances their data is protected. Albertans reasonably want assurances that the signatures captured are legitimate. At a minimum, Elections Alberta and the Alberta Legislature needs to be thinking about how these signatures are audited going forward. They should also consider how Albertans can assure themselves that their name has not been falsely added. This will add cost and complexity to the validation process. Maybe that cost and complexity is not worth it when the question is about daylight saving. But given the stakes of the separatists’ proposed referendum, that is a necessary cost. I also hope and expect, as an Albertan, that the authorities are on top of this. It is important that violations of our election laws, if any, are addressed - and that any loopholes that exist are closed, and trust is built back into the citizen initiative system.

@rupasubramanya So, the liberals ran on a policy of getting the best deal for Canada, and set deadlines for themselves that have come and gone, but you’re against the CPC from asking about said deal!? Do I have that right? The more you speak the more you sound like a 🤡

The EU has a deal with the US, scrapping levies on U.S. goods in exchange for 15% tariff on exports. And now Trump's going to raise tariffs on EU vehicles. For the armchair negotiators in the CPC mindlessly asking, "Where’s the deal?," here’s your answer, again.👇

@THudson59618056 @fagan_jim 😂 liberals lowered taxes, your just being facetious in asking for the bill. The truth is the debt always comes due and it’s going to fall on the next generation.

@fagan_jim Do we get a bill in the mail for that $1,300? I don't recall any service being cut because we owe that money. If anything the Liberals have increased benefits and lower taxes and the conservatives had voted against all of that

Did you get a bill in the mail? I have never gotten a bill in the mail. If anything the Liberals in ten years has lowered taxes in many areas. What idiot would believe what Pierre Poilievre says?

@TalbotLionel2 @JayGenXer Oh, and BTW Eastern Canada 30 senate seats vs Western Canada 24 seats, or 13.5 million vs 2.5 million. Make it make sense.

The Atlantic provinces have 32 seats—almost all Liberal—with a population under 2.5 million. Alberta has more than double the population (5.03 million) but nearly the same number of seats (37). If the same ratio were applied, Alberta would have 64 seats instead of 37: an additional 27 Conservative seats. We would have a Conservative government.

This guy just nailed it 👇 In election after election, more Canadians vote Conservative than Liberal… yet the Liberals keep forming government with way more seats. 2025: Liberals ~43.8% popular vote, Conservatives ~41.3% — nearly identical — but massive seat difference. Same story in 2021 and 2019. Pierre Poilievre dramatically grew the Conservative vote… and they still want him to step down? By that logic, Mark Carney should’ve stepped down the day after the election. Our broken electoral system lets Liberals win big on fewer actual votes while pretending they have a “strong mandate.” Pierre isn’t the problem — the system that ignores Conservative voters is. Keep fighting, Pierre. Canada sees what’s happening. 🔥🇨🇦

@TomPark1n Imagine the parking rates at these new privatized airports 😆

Of we have the proceeds that means we’ve sold the assets and they are no longer ours We will pay the new owners to use what we used to own

@SpencerFernando No, Eastern Canada has an addiction to liberal governments that continue to hamper our country.

Canada has an addiction to government control, an addiction that is hampering our country at a time when a strong and adaptive private sector is necessary to generate rapid growth and innovation to offset the hostile anti-trade policy of the Trump Administration.

@JigglyPants44 Forgot the liberals gave themselves extraordinary powers of being able to search our mail without pesky warrants, that one’s all liberals, but I’d love to hear MSM cry murder if the conservatives ever did something like that.

If Mark Carney has been stealing and implementing all of Pierre Poilievre’s ideas, why are conservatives raging about Carney?

@ryanjespersen Best of buds!

Look at these young fellas with no idea of the adventures ahead… Time flies!

@EvanLSolomon @ottawabot Oh, so Ottawa’s biggest employer is government, but it’s not a government town, but Canada’s innovation capital, is there anything Ottawa can’t do!!? 😉

Ottawa is not just a government town. It is an innovation capital. Today, I spoke at the Ottawa Board of Trade’s Capital 200 summit about Canada’s AI opportunity, the next 200 years of our capital, and why this is a moment to build with ambition, trust and purpose. 🇨🇦 Ottawa n’est pas seulement une ville gouvernementale. C’est une capitale de l’innovation. Aujourd’hui, j’ai pris la parole lors du sommet Capital 200 organisé par la Chambre de commerce d’Ottawa pour discuter des possibilités offertes par l’IA au Canada, des 200 prochaines années de notre capitale, et des raisons pour lesquelles le moment est venu de bâtir avec ambition, confiance et détermination.

@erinotoole @boehmerB The political class governing what people can and can’t do after having no such restrictions on themselves, and to imagine I voted for you in your conservative leadership campaign.

@boehmerB I have said consistently that age restrictions will never be perfect and need platform buy in, but these are not insurmountable challenges

@erinotoole @ChrisSpoke Wab grew up with social media now he says he knows better, very liberal, very hypocritical.

@ChrisSpoke Both can be right. There is, however, peer-reviewed clinical support related harm to children.

In the age of believable AI slop, social media might in fact be more harmful to boomers than kids. But that's another conversation.

@JigglyPants44 The last balanced budget was from a conservative government in 2015, you likely don’t understand conservatives or care to.

A reminder that fiscal conservatism only exists in opposition. Once they’re in power, balanced budgets are never spoken about again

@KristinRaworth Why did the liberals increase by 2 the number of liberals on committees when 1 would have given them a majority? Also name another time in the Westminster system that a majority has been formed by floor crossers!?

Michael. As you are well aware since I know you are a parliamentary geek and I’ve known you since you were 12, when you have a majority government, you get control of committees. This isn’t un democratic. This is the Westminster system.

@mattgurney I mean aren’t we told if you don’t vote liberal don’t expect nice things 🤷‍♂️

Let's hope this translates into Albertan in the way the PM is intending.

@coreyhoganyyc Canadians have never had it so good, thank your local liberal, they’re the real heroes!! 😆

Wages have grown faster than inflation every month Mark Carney has been Prime Minister - great news for Canada. But why doesn't the Bank of Canada aim for zero inflation, or deflation? And what about sectors with higher inflation or lower wage growth? Let's jump into it.

@SportsnetSpec Did you see it cross the line?

Folks, the puck was over the line. If this happened for your team, and they said “no goal” you’d be apoplectic.

@CookingHub_ Unlearn immediately

I learned this in texas.

@TheWadeCounty @CPowers14 lol the dude getting drafted isn’t even there and it’s the fourth round so not even a live shot of the player, lol your a horrible person.

@CPowers14 Im an international fan myself and i even hate this shit. Its so cringe and so sad for the guys actually getting drafted, most of them try to steal the spotlight from the actual guy getting drafted

Biggest moment of your life. You got up early to work out when no one else did. Stayed late when everyone else went home. Watched the tape. Grinded. Became elite enough to reach the pinnacle - drafted in the NFL. 4th rounder. You made it. Here to announce you? Some annoying German dude who is talking about his stupid dog and making it about himself because Goodell has to shove the international nonsense down your throat. SHRNK 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

@CPowers14 Dude makes it to announce a pick from his favourite team and some dude on twitter has a horrible take. Some annoying asshole on twitter 🤮🤮🤮🤮