Buck Buchanen

@ikwilson @YukonStrong Now Albertans are the Some People.

Mr. Poilievre’s comments confirm what many Albertans already know: Ottawa is not going to solve the challenges facing our province (which Ottawa created). After decades of being ignored, it is time to be clear: Alberta independence is the only realistic path to reclaim control of our economy, restore opportunity, and secure a prosperous future for the next generation.

@JohnLeePettim13 John, what can you tell us about the potential alumina mine in Tisdale SK. What would look like? Size? Jobs?

@CoryBMorgan @Martyupnorth Traditional garb hundreds of years ago wasn't made from fossil fuels was it?

When natives show up for a political event dressed as they had 400 years ago, can't one non-native politician just once show up in their traditional garb?

@erik_thorvalds Evil American Style health care.

Canada has 41 million people. Pennsylvania has 13 million people. Yet a they have 75 more MRIs than Canada. What’s wrong here? 🧐

@Albertaardvark He is trying to be relevant for his new partner.

What is Jason Kenney up to? He has posted and engaged on X more in the last month or so than he did in the last couple of years. He is working something, just not sure what that something is.

@PenguinsJesus Fight wasn't over.

Nothing more embarrassing than Tom Wilson getting massacred by a French beer leaguer.

@PNWConservative Who said the fight was over? Olympic judo isn't a hockey fight.

Canada is a failed state. Busted for cheating in Curling. Losing hockey fights to the French.

@Martyupnorth @Reil76 It's called Wayne's World.

Wayne the chicken shit coward from Ontario. I have news for you. Once Alberta leaves, you dumb fucks from Ontario will be the ones who have to assume the burden of supporting Quebec. Of course you want Alberta to stay in Confederation, but you have no argument to keep us in. You're a brain-dead mental midget.

We have a new post about how Alberta loved equalization when it benefited them.

@bhughesgolf @Fit_For_Golf But you must hit it high.

Out of 72 shots (even par) how many shots does a player try to hit it as far as they can?? Certainly not putts or pitches or chips. Irons you are trying to hit it the correct distance and not as far as you can. Of 14 driving holes some are for position or shape… so maybe 8-9 shots out of 72 shots per round we are trying to hit it as far as possible. It’s a bit absurd that everyone thinks speed is the ultimate goal in golf and it’s sad that it has ended up this way because nobody on the governing bodies could muster up any courage to reign things in. It’s basically eliminated a bunch of facets from the game and only out success on hitting it far from the tee. And while some think that’s exciting a lot of people find it very boring and one dimensional and nothing like the game was designed to be.

Show to juniors or college players hoping to get to the tour in upcoming years.

@LouStagner Now.

They need to ban this clown from EVERY professional sporting event.

@denisebatters @stephenharper So good Denise. He appears to have recently hit his head though.

I just came across this 2005 video clip. @stephenharper was talking about then-PM Paul Martin, but it sounds just like he was talking about PM Mark Carney today. It is also very nice to watch my husband Dave on the very right side of this video. 🙂

@PremierScottMoe He was Moe, now just an empty suit.

Pleased to attend PM Harper’s Portrait unveiling and honour one of Canada’s strongest Prime Ministers. Your governments focus on the growth of the Canadian economy and expansion of our trade access around the world strengthened our nation of Canada. Thank You!

@GasPriceWizard Micro plastic pollution from EVs is huge. They never mention it do they?

Looks like my intel is rock solid, as the Federal Liberals are set to demolish the Canadian Auto industry to achieve their NetZero/EV fantasies. Well done Elbowzos No OEM will comply or continue mfg in Canada What’s the point? Welcome cheap Chinese and Korean golf carts

@yegwave Ford is often confused and a wasteful man.

JUST IN: 🇨🇦 Ontario Premier Doug Ford is urging Alberta Premier Danielle Smith to “stand up” and denounce Alberta separatists. “Enough is enough. Either you’re with Canada or you’re not with Canada.”

@CateSask OK. Bye.

Dear Albertan Separatists, Leaving Canada means losing immediately: • Constitutional access to Canada’s internal market • All trade deals (USMCA, EU, Asia: treaties don’t carry over) • Bank of Canada backstop → higher interest rates • Federal health, infrastructure, disaster & EI stabilization funding. (No maternity leave benefits, EI, sick benefits, ect) • Charter mobility rights → You don’t have the right to move around Canada freely: borders, visas, work permits • Defence, intelligence, protection (billions to replace) • Legal & regulatory certainty markets require. • Automatic continuity of Indigenous treaties (nation-to-nation with the Crown, UN ect) Who benefits from selling this fantasy? Outrage politicians. Media grifters. Click farmers. Foreign disinfo networks. Independence doesn’t remove risk. It concentrates it. Now answer this. Trade deals take years to finalize. Does Danielle Smith have one, even one trade agreement lined up?

@BradWall306 WEF first. Canada second.

It was a well written speech, good politics at home. But not what the country needed. The CUSMA review starts in 5 months. No 'middle power' arrangement comes even close to that economic opportunity and risk for Canada. CUSMA, not politics at home has to be the PM's #1 priority

@GdfnShirts What if Canada was run by bankers?

imagine if Canada hadn't sold off all it's gold reserves at a deep discount...

@YukonStrong @jkenney Jason, why tariff anything from the US? Politicians, correct?

@jkenney Tariffs only affect the prices on goods for US citizens It is liberal counter tariffs that raise prices here. Amazing a former premier doesn’t understand this P.s. Dairy, aluminum, steel and general goods tariffs were in place for decades prior from the canadian side too.

Martin, with precisely zero provocation, Trump said a year ago that he intended to “annex Canada” and make it the 51st state by applying “economic pressure;” - He imposed lifted, increased, decreased, re-imposed and repeatedly threatened tariffs on everything imported from Canada, in gross violation of the CUSMA agreement that he signed, calling it “the greatest trade agreement in history;” - He initially did so on the entirely specious grounds that Canada was a major source of fentanyl imports and illegal migration to the US, both claims completely contradicted by data, and US law enforcement agencies. The claims were so ridiculous - even for Trump - that he has not repeated them for the past ten months; - He has repeatedly said the US needs “nothing” from Canada, specifically mentioning our energy - He continues to maintain crippling sectoral tariffs on Canadian steel, aluminum and certain auto components in violation of CUSMA, tariffs that are costing the Canadian economy billions of dollars and thousands of jobs; - Senior Administration officials (Greer, Lutnick et al) have been intimating for months that CUSMA will not be renewed; - Trump has repeatedly referred to the Canada-US border as “imaginary” and “fake.” - His insults and provocations are too many to list, but just in the last week he has said that Canada has been “completely taken over by China” because of a discrete tariff agreement requested by western provinces and initially *endorsed by Trump*; and insulted the honour and memory of our troops, claiming that they “stayed a little back from the front lines” in Afghanistan. Given all of that and more, you blame the Prime Minister of Canada for CUSMA being in jeopardy? WTH? After a year of this, how can we still have some Canadians blaming Canada for Trump taking a wrecking ball to the relationship? Under these circumstances, Prime Minister Carney has exercised remarkable restraint. What would satisfy you? Grovelling subservience? Giving the US total control over our trade relations with the rest of the world? We Canadians can and should debate the most prudent way to deal with the completely unpredictable and destabilizing threat from Trump. (I, for one, don’t support the recent deal with China.) But surely no reasonable person can conclude that Canada provoked or is any meaningful way to blame for this crisis.

@NUCLRGOLF @TrackingRory @TrackingCantlay When Tiger mocks someone you all laugh.

🚨🏌️😴 #NEW — Footage from the 2025 Ryder Cup has emerged of Rory McIlroy mocking Patrick Cantlay’s pre-shot routine. @TrackingRory @TrackingCantlay (Via: manning57/IG)

@MPelletierCIO @yegwave Poor line choice before or after the AV started?

@yegwave I’ve done this run called Vortex numerous times. His line choice was terrible

🇨🇦⛷️ A video captured the moment a skier was swept away by a size 2 avalanche just outside the Lake Louise ski area in Banff National Park on January 20. Fortunately, he escaped with only minor injuries.