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@BennettDeb97471 @colleen_torp1 You skipped the argument and went straight to insults. That usually happens when the facts aren’t on your side.

@StarsMapleNews @colleen_torp1 Absolutely absurd! Pierre cannot even win his own riding. Majority of Canadians and ex Con mp’s don’t agree with you! Bahahaha! My stomach aches from laughing at these posts. Where are your brains? Worm larvae devouring your cells! Thinking’ so!

No question about it, imho he’s a traitor to Canada. Best, I’ll give him is a “F” for FAILURE! How do YOU want to vote, Peeps?

@OnlyBangersEth This is what being human is about.

Wholesome moment captured at Boston Marathon 🥹

@Tablesalt13 Let’s be honest, this is 100% the kind of thing Trump would do just to get people talking. Funny? Maybe. Evidence Canada is preparing for war? Not even close. Some people need to log off for a bit.

WHOA Carney put a revolutionary war British redcoat on his desk while trashing the USA This guy is 10000% trying start a fight with the USA to push us to the EU.

@WKidd1776 @ClydeDoSomethin Nothing funny about it. A U.S. / Canada conflict would wreck trade, jobs, energy, and families on both sides of the border. Dumb thing to cheer on.

@ClydeDoSomethin That'll be the shortest and funniest war in human history.

This is NO ACCIDENT. Mark Carney had a Revolutionary War Redcoats Figurine on his desk. Canada, this guy is trying to start a war with the USA.

@ClydeDoSomethin It’s fair to question the symbolism, because politicians know visuals matter. But turning a desk figurine into proof that Carney wants war with the U.S. is still a big leap.

@Reuters Canada should be able to defend its own Arctic and project strength in its own territory. Good to see Canadian soldiers proving they can operate in some of the harshest conditions on earth. That kind of readiness matters.

Canadian soldiers recently conducted a massive snowmobile patrol in extreme Arctic conditions as part of military exercises designed to prepare for a foreign threat – and demonstrate Canada’s ability to take care of itself reut.rs/41LBkkg

🚨 Washington is signaling that North American tariffs may not be a short-term pressure tactic after all, and tougher content rules could be next. That means more pressure on factories, supply chains, car prices, and jobs across Canada. At what point do we admit this is a direct hit on working people?

@guyfelicella That’s arrogance, not an argument. Canada’s housing crisis, taxes, spending, and cost-of-living problems were built at home. Blaming Trump for everything is just a way to dodge accountability.

That's because 89% of Canadians are smart. The other 11% are busy explaining how grocery prices in Canada are actually Trudeau’s fault.

@EricLDaugh Good. This is what real enforcement looks like. Shadow fleets exist to dodge sanctions and keep bad actors funded. If the U.S. is serious about deterrence, this is exactly the kind of action it should be taking.

🚨 BOOM: THE US MILITARY BOARDS ANOTHER SHIP The ship is believed to be aiding the Iranian regime FAFO is playing out in realtime! 🔥 “Overnight, U.S. forces conducted a right-of-visit, maritime interdiction and boarding of the stateless sanctioned M/T Tifani without incident in the INDOPACOM area of responsibility.

As we have made clear, we will pursue global maritime enforcement efforts to disrupt illicit networks and interdict sanctioned vessels providing material support to Iran—anywhere they operate.

International waters are not a refuge for sanctioned vessels. The Department of War will continue to deny illicit actors and their vessels freedom of maneuver in the maritime domain.”

@nicksortor Good. Sanctions without enforcement are just words. If ships are helping Iran dodge the rules, stop them.

🚨 JUST IN: The US military has boarded ANOTHER ship, with this one believed to be a part of Iran’s shadow fleet of vessels The overnight interdiction of the M/T Tifani, tanker, happened in the Indo-Pacific area. “As we have made clear, we will pursue global maritime enforcement efforts to disrupt illicit networks and interdict sanctioned vessels providing material support to Iran-anywhere they operate,” the Department of War said

🚨 The Supreme Court is weighing whether the FCC can hammer Verizon, AT&T and others through its own penalty system after carriers allegedly sold customer location data without consent. If the court clips the agency’s power, who exactly enforces privacy next time?

@Jan812314 ❤️

@StarsMapleNews Very well said!

We need more kindness in this world, like this gentleman is showing. Every act of kindness will be very repaid one day.

@paul186282 @PierrePoilievre Right so why haven’t they liberals done it in so YEARS?!

@PierrePoilievre Blah blah blah What we need is a unified Canada Right now we don’t need people driving wedges between Canadians We need someone who has the global skills who can lead us out of this shit storm and you don’t have the skills or EDUCATION!

Monsieur le premier ministre, on n’a pas besoin de nouveaux discours. Les Canadiens veulent des résultats : conservateur.ca/cpc/fini-les-i…

@PierrePoilievre After listening, this is all I can see in my head…

Wow. CTV aired Poilievre’s full rebuttal uncut and unedited. Credit to them. His point was clear: no one knows Carney’s real plan to protect the 2+ million Canadian jobs tied to U.S. trade. Workers can’t live on speeches, videos, and announcements. And unlike Carney’s hit, there was no friendly Conservative spin panel after.

@nicksortor Boosting oil, gas, and the grid makes more sense. Using government power to prop up coal is where it starts looking shaky.

BREAKING: President Trump has just signed an executive order invoking the DEFENSE PRODUCTION ACT, following increasing energy prices The order surges federal resources to the production of: - Petroleum - Liquefied natural gas - Coal - Power grid infrastructure

@Librechoix99 And the city has no responsibility if you damage your car.

Non ce ne sont pas les rues de Kaboul, mais ceux de Montréal 🤦‍♂️

I’ve been to Montreal, and this is accurate. The streets are in terrible shape, they cause accidents and tire damage, and there’s even a law that helps shield the city from liability when the roads fall apart.

@RTNToronto Canada isn’t much different from the USA. People generally don’t like being bothered, especially when a camera is in their face.

Man puts N3ON in his place after filming at a Tim Hortons in Canada 😂🇨🇦