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@CTVNews Freelands and Blairs by elections are costing us $8.8billion to buy to bi-elections as per housing announcement Monday. Id say Poilievre’s election was a bargain.

Pierre Poilievre’s byelection cost taxpayers more than $2.3 million ctvnews.ca/politics/artic…

@JeffreyLuscombe Lets hope so. A quick complete burn it to the ground from a majority is much preferable to this slow death spiral we are in.

What I’m hearing is that after the by elections in April (and a Liberal majority) two or three Conservative MPs will cross the floor to the Liberals at the same time. 🇨🇦 #cdnpoli

@CTVAtlantic Oh yes and what a time for Liberal feds to add 16% for industrial carbon tax in affect April 1. Sure this will add to Carneys popularity

Gas prices hitting high point in Maritimes ctvnews.ca/atlantic/video…

It’s April 1. The industrial carbon tax is rising to $110 per tonne today—120% higher than when we last faced a major geopolitical energy shock during the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Make no mistake. This will amplify cost pressures across the entire food supply chain. No April Fools’ joke, unfortunately.

@GreatBig_Sea @sunshine22kas @globepolitics The sooner the better Sue. The last decade slow death spiral continues. Let them burn it down with a majority quickly. People do need that swift kick to wake them up again.

Mark my words, if Carney secures a majority government, Canada will witness the most dangerous and destructive government in our nation’s history. A government that will accelerate the collapse of our economy, our sovereignty, our borders, and our way of life, leaving behind a broken, unrecognizable country for our children and grandchildren.

Government could prorogue Parliament if Liberals sweep April 13 by-elections theglobeandmail.com/politics/artic…

@stevenmackinnon You have been announcing this for the past 10 years. So basically you are also admitting it will never get built. Have a seat worm.

Pierre Poilievre, once again, is showing Canadians that he has no vision to create jobs and grow the economy.   For decades, Canadians have advocated for a modern, fast, inter-city rail network. Alto is a generational investment that will transform travel and connect communities. It will boost GDP by $35 billion annually, create over 51,000 well-paying jobs, and help Canadians work, study, and travel more efficiently.   Pierre Poilievre is turning his back on Canadians from Quebec City to Toronto and the communities in between. Investing in High-Speed Rail means building a more connected, competitive Canada, and proves Canada can get big things done.   The Conservatives, as usual, think small. Turning away from nation-building investments is the wrong choice, and one Canadians reject at a time when we need to build and grow.

@CowabungaDude13 @KirkLubimov Politicians and lobbyists

@KirkLubimov @TimTalk3 1 stop between Toronto and Montreal. Who are these people you are talking about that are going to ride it daily 🤔

@TimTalk3 This will connects the biggest share of Canada's population. It will definitely have a positive GDP contribution.

@KirkLubimov If that were the case then it would not require taxpayer funding

@KirkLubimov There is absolutely zero GDP coming from any public transportation project. Zero. It’s not what Canada needs atm. Its something you do when you run massive surpluses with a growth economy.

Pierre Poilievre announces that the Conservatives are against the high speed train project between Toronto and Quebec City, and if in power will cancel it; "I am confirming that a future Conservative government will cancel this $90 billion boondoggle altogether." OK so how are Conservatives planning to build world class infrastructure?

@ZaickRyan @theserfstv Amazon and UPS on my street 10 times a day. Why would it be so hard for them to drop mail in the community box? Are there special skills we ate unaware of Canada post? Biggest barrier to change and improvement is the union imo.

@theserfstv Policing can’t be replaced by Amazon Canada post can

So refreshing to finally hear a politician say it out loud: "no one ever asks if cops turn a profit"

@theserfstv Cops dont charge for their service, Canada post does. Otherwise make stamps no charge and packages as well. Purolator owned 90% by Canada post should not be able to charge for courier service either. Then its more comparable

@TLNewmanMTL This was a disgusting display of an ignorant immigrant- so yes cultural.

SPVM Chief Fady Dagher called the man’s behaviour “unacceptable,” saying it reflects a “repugnant environment” of a male supremacist movement. A male supremacist movement, my arse. This is cultural

@MarcNixon24 @GreyHighlands With a majority why ever would he?

PROROGUE GOVERNMENT Mark Carney I would NEVER do that. It’s not even a question. It would never happen. Do You believe him? He answered that pretty quickly

@CTVNews Oh no!! We are doing the opposite. April 1 we will increase carbon tax on Canada. Plus the feds love the higher prices - more tax revenue.

Countries are temporarily slashing gas taxes. Should Canada do the same? ctvnews.ca/canada/article…

@FoodProfessor The Liberals are putting on a master class of creating dependency on the federal government. Its been a sad demise.

10 years ago, Canadians would have laughed at the idea of government-run grocery stores. Today, we’re seeing op-eds now trying to convince Canadians why it’s not a good idea. The fact that some need convincing is incredibly troubling.

@CrumpetGoat @nspc Ill leave this here…

@nspc So when will the NSPC stand up to their CPC brethren to stop with the 24/7 manufactured rage and misinformation campaign against our Federal government? How does the NSPCs feel about Pierre rubbing elbows with the 51st state crowd? Your motion is another attempt to distract.

BREAKING: The NS NDP blocked a motion opposing their new federal Leader’s anti-resource, anti-military stance. It's disappointing to see Claudia Chender's NDP choose their political cousins over prosperity for Nova Scotia.

@TLNewmanMTL Confronting our feelings and giving them appropriate expression always takes strength, not weakness. ~ Fred Rogers (yeah that one)

If only my feelings mattered

@FP_Champagne @SPVM @SorayaMartinezF @IanLafreniere Like the Green Slush Fund?

Enough is enough. We’re going after the money behind crime. In Montréal at the SPVM headquarters, I announced new measures under Canada’s follow-the-money strategy to crack down on extortion and disrupt illicit financial networks, working with partners like FINTRAC, law enforcement, and financial institutions. We’re strengthening coordination to protect Canadians and our economy.

@stphnmaher Our PM is not close to bilingual. Our GG doesn’t speak any French. Hypocrites all.

I find these complaints all ignore the fact that it was not smart of him to alienate customers in the second largest province. Not good businessing.

“Canada isn’t losing investment; we’re regulating it away,” said Adam Legge, president of the business council. “Our regulatory and project approval system has become the single-biggest barrier to attracting capital. “The solutions are clear. We need faster and more certain timelines, removal of duplication, and predictable decision-making. If Canada is serious about growth and getting major projects built, the time to act is now.”