Rick Everett

Question of the day: Is Trump really to blame for high Canadian gas prices? Or is it the decade of Liberal incompetence that has led up to sky high gas?

Pierre calls out Mark Carney and calls him a fraud and can't be trusted.

There’s a lot of noise out there, but one thing is crystal clear: the story of Canadian firearms owners isn’t over yet. Across urban streets and rural backroads, hunters, sport shooters, and responsible owners are standing together as the pressure mounts. The government’s confiscation program looms, but the amnesty stands until October 30, 2026. That means there’s still time—time to stand firm, time to protect your rights, and time to withdraw from the program before anything is handed over. The Supreme Court of Canada has agreed to hear the case. This isn’t just a legal battle; it’s a defining moment for everyone who believes in lawful ownership, community, and the right to be heard. The tension is real, but so is the unity. Nobody has to walk this path alone. If you’re feeling uncertain, know this: you can withdraw from the program up until the moment your property is surrendered. Don’t let fear—or pressure—decide for you. Stay informed. Stay connected. And above all, hold the line.

Mark Carney says one thing to his Liberal MPs and another to the Canadian people. He’s just another Liberal.