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@Jb5haw @Mike10495054385 @sarobertsonca 2% of all US electricity… you’re making it sound like it’s the majority of it

@Mike10495054385 @sarobertsonca Excuse us while we shut the power off to parts of the 22 states that take imported electricity from Canada. About 2% of all US electricity comes from Canada. Since it’s cheap and the US doesn’t need it, we’ll take that back, thank-you.

POILIEVRE: "It is true that Canada has a trade surplus with the United States of America for one reason. Because we sell the United States an enormous quantity of underpriced natural resources which you then feed into your industry and turn around at massive profits to your people."

@Tablesalt13 Trump has been saying it since he got elected, but only now do people seem to realize he was serious all along.

Iran then Cuba then Canada. (by economic force) That's my guess at the plan.

@evaninnh @GradyTripp00 Why would they blacklist it if you just said it’s one of a kind?

@GradyTripp00 That card is one of a kind. If the card collecting world blacklisted the card - it would plummet in value.

Totally doesn’t look like a guy who would get drunk, kill two people with his boat, and then blame his wife for it.

@Nalera_ @yegwave The Amerindian didn’t expect us to learn how to fly or else they would’ve claimed that as well

@yegwave So they own the land and water but not the air? What makes the air different? Seems the federal government arbitrary decides what it want to give away based off of nothing.

🇨🇦 An Indigenous group in northern B.C. has asserted Aboriginal title over the airspace above Crown land near Burns Lake, demanding written consent before any aircraft, including government forestry helicopters, could fly over the territory. The dispute escalated to involve both levels of government before Ottawa issued a formal written response. Transport Canada replied in a 12-page letter addressed to four B.C. cabinet ministers, stating that Canada holds exclusive jurisdiction over aeronautics and that no person, group, or level of government has the legal authority to restrict Canadian airspace or impose consent requirements on aircraft operators.

No, I want the government to give a chance to people who could work but choose not to, simply because they don’t feel like it, by offering them paid training in a specific field to help them enter the job market with a stable job. If they refuse, they can still get a job in any field of their choosing—it’s just that their benefits would be cut to save taxpayers’ money and encourage them to finally become part of a functioning society.

@digitalmelvyn @CrazyMadNoob @thefadingmaple @CitImmCanada So you want the government to say to people “you’re working in this specific job whether you like it or not OR we’ll ensure that you can no longer feed yourself and your children” Seems pretty communist and dictator like to me

Canada is seeking top talent, including: • medical doctors, researchers and senior managers with Canadian work experience • workers with French-language proficiency • health care and social services professionals • tradespersons • educators • professionals in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) occupations • professionals in transport occupations These categories provide clear pathways to permanent residence for top international talent. Find out how Express Entry category-based rounds of invitations work: bit.ly/4s0UAFi

@JumpSeatMedic @CrazyMadNoob @thefadingmaple @CitImmCanada We offered them paid training in one of all the jobs in need of workers If they’re physically fit to work an they refuse to then their welfare benefits get cut

@digitalmelvyn @CrazyMadNoob @thefadingmaple @CitImmCanada Just because you have a population of unemployed people does not mean that those people can be used for specific jobs that are open unless you’re saying we need to force people to work in industries they don’t want to be in simply because there are job openings.

There are nearly 2 million unemployed people in Canada, which is more than enough to address our labour shortage (not even considering that 38% of them are foreigners). And if we look closely at the EU's experience with immigration, particularly from Africa and Muslim-majority countries, it has had a negative impact on taxpayers rather than a positive one.

@digitalmelvyn @JumpSeatMedic @thefadingmaple @CitImmCanada You have no workers anyway, you need the foreign workers more than they need you

Average construction worker salary in English Canada 10 years ago was $32/hour, now it’s around $25/hour. Canadians won’t work in industries where mass immigration has reduced wages by $2 an hour each year for a decade. Now, the only solution is to bring in even more foreign workers willing to work for peanuts just to be in our country.

@thefadingmaple @CitImmCanada You really think we would be looking for outside talent if we could hire enough people from here?

@willccbb it will probably end up being their best selling MacBook by a large margin

macbook neo is a total flop. needs waaay more memory and ports and stuff, probably can’t even finetune 7b models on it. definitely will not be upgrading from my 128gb ram 4tb ssd m3 max macbook pro

@Agunbay01 @BRICSinfo Something else entirely who still be considered a crime Shooting a consulate is directly link to political opposition is the most extreme way

@BRICSinfo Before we jump to conclusions, we need facts. Who fired? Why? Is this terrorism, crime, or something else entirely? Reuters reporting 'shots fired' doesn't tell the full story. Speculation feeds panic. Wait for verified details before connecting dots that might not exist.

JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇨🇦 Shots fired at US consulate in Toronto, Canada, Reuters reports.

400,000 immigrants were admitted to Canada in 2025. The number has been halved, but it remains high regardless. The claim that GDP growth requires immigration is false. The USA has seen its population decrease, yet its GDP has increased thanks to more domestic manufacturing. Japan does not follow this approach. Its main GDP resources come from services.

@digitalmelvyn @Rockntroll4life @zerohedge Immigration has been halved Read the gdp report and the government lists it as a reason. You can't grow an economy with a negative population growth. Basic physics Even Japan, where they work 60 hour weeks, have stagnated cause of this

*CANADA ECONOMY SHRINKS 0.6% ANNUALIZED IN 4Q, MISSES -0.2% EST.

Your point was that immigration was making our GDP go up, but in reality it was simply moving sideways Now, the GDP is going down despite still having high immigration The issue isn’t low birth rates, the issue is that our productivity is at an all-time low and resource extraction is nonexistent

@digitalmelvyn @Rockntroll4life @zerohedge And now its negative My point Unless they can solve the low birth rate crisis, and older population, things get worse

@CestmoiToto @zerohedge Yet our economy is free falling

@zerohedge Canadian stock markets beats the US

@mwangmuriuki @Rockntroll4life @zerohedge Immigration wasn’t propping up the economy it was barely keeping it stagnant

@Rockntroll4life @zerohedge It's actually going down cause they stopped the imports Immigration was the only thing propping up the economy

@Sergi1001 @UnSrdeBarcelona @BRICSinfo Those resources would assure the survival of those countries for the next 100+ years. It's not always about the money 🤡

@digitalmelvyn @UnSrdeBarcelona @BRICSinfo And extracting all that value in less than 100 years is either texhnicslly unfeasible or simply pointless as markets could not absorb that rhythm. ->Less than a trillion per year.

JUST IN: 🇷🇺🇺🇸 Russia offers the US $12 trillion in deals in exchange for lifting sanctions, The Economist reports.

@UnSrdeBarcelona @BRICSinfo Russia's natural resources are estimated to be worth $75 trillion

@BRICSinfo Russia’s gdp is 2.54Tn$… that is utter bullshit

@RyanTour @Cobb_XRPL Actually, gallons and litres are not math but units of measurement.

@digitalmelvyn @Cobb_XRPL It's called math...

$15 for 2 bottles of OJ???

@RyanTour @Cobb_XRPL Nobody uses gallons as measurement for gas in Canada…

@Cobb_XRPL You're officially Canadian now. Soon $50 for 24 beer, $6 a gallon gas and $25 for a pack of cigarettes.

@JdeMontreal C’est les boomers qui disaient préférer une dette plutôt que de voter Poilievre… maintenant ils en payent les conséquences.

L’inflation dévore les rêves de retraite de trois Québécois sur quatre journaldemontreal.com/2026/02/17/lin…

@Chucky9192 @rebeltransam @CanadianPolling Canadian federal pollsters usually don’t go above 2,000 people, yet we use them to get an idea of the general population. Have you ever complained about that or just when it doesn’t fit your libtard brain ?

@digitalmelvyn @rebeltransam @CanadianPolling No shit sherlock, but don't say the poll is 74% of Canadians because it is not.

Btw, you're a traitor to our country if you support this