Mike Mac

@TruthFringe Mortgaged.

What have you got?

Trump’s America “threatens Canada’s sovereignty and existence”? Spare us the melodrama. If Canada had built real self-reliance instead of decades of fiscal recklessness, energy self-sabotage, and dependence on the US — we wouldn’t need this pathetic “elbows up” tough-guy bullshit. The Liberal government has **more than doubled Canada’s federal debt** over the last 10 years. Mark Carney’s government alone added another \~$67 billion in his first year. We run massive trade surpluses with the US, rely on their security umbrella, then virtue-signal anti-Americanism — all while saddling our kids with massive IOUs. This performative weakness is embarrassing. Get our own house in order. @mikenofilter

Trump’s America threatens Canada’s sovereignty and existence, has ICE detain hundreds of Canadian citizens, and sanctions our diplomats. Canada: sorry, but that’s not okay. Trump’s America: why are you so upset? 🤡

Nice jerseys. Meanwhile BC (5.66 million people) is racing toward $183 billion in debt with a $13.3 billion deficit — saddling every kid with tens of thousands in IOUs. Ontario (16.14 million people — nearly 3x our population) carries a smaller per capita debt burden. But sure, let’s hand out Team Canada jerseys and hype the World Cup while pretending this level of fiscal recklessness is sustainable. Priorities are completely broken. @mikenofilter

With the World Cup coming to BC, I’m proud to give Team Canada jerseys to the western premiers today. Don’t they all look great? Let’s go Canada!

Dallas Brodie is right — Leah Gazan and the Reconciliation Industry keep demanding more taxpayer money for "unmarked graves" while carefully avoiding any mention of actual excavations. Five years after Kamloops and we're still at zero bodies exhumed, zero confirmed graves. Burden of proof isn't optional. Stop the grift. Demand real evidence before writing more IOUs on BC's already $160B+ debt. @mikenofilter

Far-left NDP MP Leah Gazan is demanding more money to find more "unmarked graves" but she noticeably doesn't actually mention excavations. The Reconciliation Industry wants more unproven claims to grift off of but they don't want to actually get to the bottom of the claims they make. By the way, the Kamloops 215 anniversary is tomorrow. Join us tomorrow on the steps of the B.C. Legislature.

Premier Eby celebrating a future LNG deal to Germany — years away, no Final Investment Decision yet, first cargoes not until early 2030s. Counting unrealized revenue while BC piles on $160B+ debt and hands IOUs to our kids. Meanwhile over 1.4 million Canadians missed credit payments in Q1 2026 because the economy is hurting — and BC still hits families with one of the highest carbon taxes in the country. This isn’t leadership. It’s spin while real people pay the price. @mikenofilter

BC has championed this project for years and we successfully pushed for it to be added to the federal major projects list. Proud of our work to build the foundation for this landmark export deal, which strengthens the entire country’s economy.

Cowbell? Stooping to personal insults? Brookfield just closed its $20 billion Global Transition Fund II — the biggest private net-zero bet on the planet, co-launched by Mark Carney. Massive capital pouring into the climate transition story. Meanwhile British Columbia piles on record deficits and debt to chase the same fantasy. When do we admit this green gold rush is coming at the direct expense of housing, trades jobs, and fiscal sanity for the next generation? PM's cash cow? @mikenofilter

This month, Canada and Alberta reached a landmark agreement to create a clear and consistent path for industrial carbon pricing — giving investors the certainty needed to move major energy and emissions-reduction projects forward. The agreement will help attract private capital into emissions-reducing technologies, support projects like Pathways, strengthen competitiveness, and future-proof Canada's energy sector. This is how Canada leads as a conventional energy superpower while building the next generation of clean industrial technologies — creating new expertise, new exports, and growing our economy by playing to our strengths.

Look its liberal media making up misleading headlines as usual. "Flees own press conference" It's no wonder why Canadians don't trust mainstream media.

TROUBLE for 🇨🇦 Mark Carney refuses to talk about the TOP secret MOU he signed with China. It’s been 4 months and not a word. Liberal VOTERS are starting to get impatient with Mark Carney lack of transparency.

@MarkJCarney Pierre is going to be able to use all these new laws that you’re creating to dig into all your perverted voters meta-data x.com/votecanadacom/…

Brookfield just closed its $20 billion Global Transition Fund II — the biggest private net-zero bet on the planet, co-launched by Mark Carney. Massive capital pouring into the climate transition story. Meanwhile British Columbia piles on record deficits and debt to chase the same fantasy. When do we admit this green gold rush is coming at the direct expense of housing, trades jobs, and fiscal sanity for the next generation? @mikenofilter

Canada is stronger when we work together.

Greens with their two seats continue their favourite hobby: blocking BC’s economic growth. Now they’re crying “corporate theft” over AI data centres while residents are told to conserve water. Reality check: Metro Vancouver spent years approving runaway growth without upgrading infrastructure or reservoirs. Water shortages aren’t caused by data centres — they’re caused by incompetent planning and anti-development zealots like the Greens standing in the way of LNG, mining, housing and real prosperity. Priorities are completely broken. @mikenofilter

As drought conditions worsen in BC, the Province is telling BC residents to conserve water in the same week AI data centres are welcomed with open arms. The Greens are calling out the Province for the corporate theft of this precious resource: bcgreencaucus.ca/bc-greens-wate…

Classic 'okay for me, not for thee.' You’re allowed to call protecting private property rights 'disgusting rage farming' and shame anyone who raises a legitimate concern about court rulings on unceded title. But homeowners and taxpayers aren’t allowed to have an opinion on whether their houses could be put at risk? The hypocrisy is wild. Property rights aren’t a partisan game — they’re the foundation of a free society. Pretending concern over a BC Supreme Court precedent affecting Richmond (and potentially much more of the province) is just 'rage farming' is exactly why people are tuning you out. @mikenofilter x.com/i/status/20592…

John, just a suggestion so that people actually read what you say. Less is more. Residential schools were tragic, but building a genocide narrative on unverified GPR blips favors ideology over evidence. First Nations shifted language to "soil anomalies" and haven't excavated, despite $12.1M in federal funding for exhumations. Five years later, no bodies are found. Reconciliation has turned into performance. Canadians deserve transparency, excavation, and truth, not mythology. Word salad doesn't work. @MikeNoFilter

Residential schools were flawed institutions with real documented tragedies. They had high death rates from tuberculosis and other diseases that were common in that era, cultural suppression, and cases of abuse. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission documented thousands of deaths. But turning unverified GPR blips into a national story of mass graves and genocide, then shaming and trying to criminalize skeptics, crossed straight into ideology over evidence. The First Nation’s own quiet evolution in language from confirmed remains of 215 children to soil anomalies and potential burial sites, and their refusal so far to excavate despite receiving 12.1 million dollars in federal taxpayer funding, proves they know the difference between radar anomalies and actual graves. Blacklock’s Reporter has laid it out plainly. That money was specifically earmarked for field work, investigation, and the exhumation of remains. Yet five years later not one body has been exhumed. The public has an absolute right to know exactly how every dollar was spent. It must not stay hidden behind censored files and confidential redactions. Flanagan calls the original announcement confirmation bias rather than a deliberate hoax. That may be fair. But either way, five years on the bodies still have not materialized, and this narrative has hardened into something that actively resists correction. And let us be brutally honest about what is coming in 2026. We are going to get a whole lot of reconciliation. Photo ops, funding announcements, and virtue signalling speeches but damn little truth. Enough is enough. It is time for real accountability. Full transparency on the spending. Actual excavation where it is claimed bodies exist. And an end to the weaponization of history. Canadians deserve the truth, not more taxpayer funded mythology.

Good riddance. Steven Guilbeault — the climate zealot who once climbed onto an Alberta Premier’s roof in protest — is reportedly about to quit the Liberal caucus. One less radical pushing the climate agenda while British Columbia piles on $160B+ in debt and writes massive IOUs for our kids. This entire net-zero obsession has been a costly distraction from real crises. Priorities are broken. @mikenofilter

Guilbeault could quit caucus as soon as this week, government sources tell CTV News ctvnews.ca/politics/artic…

CTV: First Nations decry "denialism" on anniversary of "suspected graves" at B.C. site. Five years. Zero bodies exhumed. Zero graves confirmed. Radar anomalies still aren't graves. Labeling basic skepticism "denialism" while pocketing millions without digging is the real scandal. Demand evidence and results — not faith and cash transfers. @mikenofilter x.com/i/status/20592…

The Speaker invited Reann Gasper, MLA for Abbotsford-Mission, to open the BC Legislature with a “prayer or reflection.” She chose to sing: “Praise God from whom all blessings flow.” Beautiful. The same people who tolerate endless political theatre will somehow melt down over 30 seconds of humility. I don’t care. Faith, gratitude, and prayer built more of this country than bureaucrats ever will. This should become normal again. 🙏🙏 @ReannGasper

The UN just buried RCP8.5 — the extreme worst-case climate scenario that justified years of panic policies. Meanwhile, British Columbia is writing $160B+ in IOUs for our kids to chase net-zero fantasies pushed by the Canadian Climate Institute and allies. This matters to all of Canada: We’re sacrificing housing, trades jobs, fiscal sanity and real prosperity on exaggerated models. Priorities are completely broken. @mikenofilter x.com/s_guilbeault/s…

🚨𝗜 𝗙𝗜𝗡𝗔𝗟𝗟𝗬 𝗙𝗢𝗨𝗡𝗗 𝗜𝗧!!! Brookfield’s CEO said on camera: That they hired Carney while he worked at the UN to help them pull capital into Brookfield. So the guy helping build the ESG rules ended up being hired by Brookfield to cash in on it at the same time?

This might be the worst possible thing you could say. Carney called Alberta's separation referendum a “dangerous bluff.” That is exactly the WRONG thing to say to a province that has spent ten years airing every grievance the Liberals wouldn't listen to. When someone tells you they want out, you don't accuse them of bluffing. You ask “what went wrong?” And work on reconciling those differences. Instead, Carney chose to call it a bluff. It will be the most expensive misread of a room in this country's history.