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Carney should be talking about the only deal that matters: a hard North American economic and security package. That means tariffs, CUSMA, autos, steel, aluminum, energy, critical minerals, pipelines, agriculture, border security, defence procurement, Arctic security, and guaranteed supply chains. Canada has leverage, but only if we use it. We have oil, gas, potash, uranium, critical minerals, food, ports, rail, manufacturing, and strategic geography. That is not nothing. The problem is Carney keeps acting like the deal is in Europe, when Canada’s real economic spine runs through North America. So the serious deal is simple: Canada gives the U.S. reliable energy, resources, defence cooperation, and secure supply chains. In return, Canada demands tariff relief, market access, investment certainty, and respect inside CUSMA. That is what a prime minister should be doing. Not posing for globalist group photos while Mexico eats our lunch.

Wow. This might be the most frustrating moment I’ve faced as a Member of Parliament since being elected last April. Thousands of jobs hang in the balance. My constituents are demanding answers about a government decision (and the report behind it) that has the potential to destroy their lives. Yet instead of being forthcoming and transparent, the Liberals engage in garbage like this?! What are they trying to hide?

@elevatereport In a much better place!

What if our political media was as critical of Mark Carney last year as Toronto media were of John Chayka today? Where would we be?

I am a signatory to this open letter, which raises many of the concerns associated with the government’s lawful access plans robertdiab.substack.com/p/an-open-lett…

This!👇 "The single biggest threat to Canadian business right now, according to Canadian business, isn't Donald Trump, it's Ottawa." "Another issue that does not get anywhere near enough press is taxes." "People and businesses can put up with an insane amount of bureaucracy and onerous regulations if there is a tax incentive" @RichardDias_CFA

Carney is saying what in Armenia?

How can we stop this?

I sure hope my CPP doesn't allocate any capital to this Sovereign Debt Fund. The last person I want managing my pension is the LPC.

@cbcwatcher He’s so full of shit!

FP Champagne is asked about the PBO report and offers baloney Champagne hasn't released details of the Sovereign Wealth Fund but has the audacity to claim that he has "So on the saving sides, we provided details, we fixed the objective with respect to the sovereign fund." Claims he has found "found $60 billion of savings." Also no details Take his and Carney's word for it. The press always does @FPChampagne

"Opinion: Alberta needs to face MOU failure and what it means for the province" Dennis McConaghy, calgaryherald.com/opinion/column…

Mark Carney doesn’t sound like the prime minister of a sovereign country. He sounds like a Davos consultant assigned to the Canadian file. Canada is not a branch office of the global order.

When Will Canadians Tell The Prime Minister: TIMES UP! It's been over a year since Prime Minister Carney's election & at what point do Canadians question his promise of: Build Bigger & FASTER than ever before When will Canada become the Energy Superpower he told us? 2/

Conservatives support providing military aid to Ukraine. However, the Liberal government should also be cutting off the source of funds for Putin’s war machine while helping the Canadian economy grow - that would have a bigger impact than $270 million in funding. Russia is still selling billions of dollars of natural gas to Europe, providing Russia with a valuable source of funds for its budget. According to the Council of the European Union, “For pipeline gas and LNG combined, Russia accounted for around 12% of total EU gas imports in 2025.” The Liberal government should announce a policy of displacing Russian natural gas with Canadian. That policy should include new legislation to reverse the anti-resource development laws on the books, overhauling a byzantine regulatory system and using the powers in Bill C-5 to quickly approve new pipelines and LNG facilities. Four years ago, when the war in Ukraine began, Conservatives called on the Liberal government to take action to approve and build new LNG pipelines so Canada could export to allies in Europe and displace Russian gas. The Liberal government refused to take action. As a result, EU countries like Germany were forced into signing long-term contracts with Qatar to purchase LNG. Now another war has broken out, this time in the Middle East. Qatari LNG shipments to Europe have been cut off, and Russia is taking advantage of the situation by rerouting oil and gas exports to benefit from higher prices, helping fund its war in Ukraine. Ten months have passed since Parliament gave the Liberal government extraordinary new powers in C-5 to expedite the approval and construction of new infrastructure, such as LNG export facilities and pipelines. Despite the passage of four years and Bill C-5, and despite the passage of one year with Prime Minister Carney in power, little has changed. Canada still has no new approved LNG export facilities or pipelines. And our closest allies are forced to purchase oil and gas from authoritarian states like Russia. And the Canadian economy continues to struggle, with GDP shrinking in two of the last three reported quarters. #cdnpoli

Told you it was my turn. My thoughts on Canada’s new Sovereign Debt Fund. And the mic isn’t being shut off this time.

Excellent commentary here by @MPelletierCIO about the proposed new sovereign wealth fund wholly financed by debt. financialpost.com/investing/sove…

Lots of photo ops! Too bad no tangible results for Cdns. I bet Carney will be travelling in ultra luxury tho, as we’ve seen his ridiculously expensive catering bills on all his first class flights to date. On our dime. Never seen a PM travel so much for so few results for Canada.

… now do the breach of 2.4M legal gun owners information in the Canadian Firearms Program breach. 🇨🇦

@alanfryermedia Our politicians seem to have forgotten who they serve!

Imagine if he chose instead to address the Canadian Parliament on the status of our trade talks with the US as well progress on the major projects that remain words on paper. And, I don’t know, perhaps a word or two on the crisis of antisemitism sweeping the country he purports to lead…