Aiden Fitzpartick

@CosmicStudio28 @TheChaosWeeber You mean the 20 million people who live in southern Quebec and Ontario. I don’t think it’s a bad idea but Ontario and Quebec have more than enough ways of generating revenue to pay for it themselves. Doug needs to stop subsidizing every industry whose worked he needs votes from

@TheChaosWeeber I live in NL and I wouldn't benefit from this. But that doesn't matter when you take into consideration the 40M+ Canadians that would actually benefit greatly from this.

How the fuck can Canada ever prosper when people only care about their own province instead of the country as a whole? People like you are who hold Canada back

@profitseekr @GhostEightThots But they need to either add more arc enemies that aren’t reskins of other arc or “what if these different arc had a baby” type enemies. And they need to be faster at addressing bugs or stop tweaking the guns and minor issues. Always seems to make worse problems

@profitseekr @GhostEightThots I agree with this so much. Arc has been way more agro since the mid March update really discouraged pvp. The new update with close scrutiny is fun, the loot drops feel worth it and vaporizer is fun to fight.

I'm so done with ARC Raiders. Used to play the game for hours. Now, maybe an hour at best. The developers don't have a clue and got lucky it's popular because post launch is a joke and shows they don't know wtf they're doing. The matchmaking based on aggression is just ridiculous and completely destroys what should be randomized encounters keeping you guessing. Instead, you know exactly what you're going to get 90% of the time depending upon your previous behavior in prior lobbies and is easy to manipulate.

@LukewSavage You do realize that most ndp voters are not blue collar workers. The cons are just trying to pick up the more social conservative voters from ndp but LPC picked up the more progressive side, especially with trump being the ballot issue

The oft-invoked story of blue collar NDP voters switching to the Conservatives gets disproportionately emphasized. That certainly happened in 2025, but even in seats the Tories gained from the NDP the bigger story was often that it bled votes to the Liberals.

@nxd1979 @fried_kale You switched the conversation to French she has no obligation to switch. Vous avez changé la langue, Elle ne doit pas parlait français.

@fried_kale the fact you couldn't express this very simple idea in french points to a different reason but you do you girl!

j'ai pas besoin de te faire confiance. je viens d'ottawa et j'ai habité à montréal. ma seule conclusion c'est que ton français est tellement poche que c'était pas mal plus simple et rapide de parler en anglais.

@PierreGira83610 @Harfangbleu *they(brits) not we, my bad

@PierreGira83610 @Harfangbleu Because they were conquered by the Normans yup. What’s your point

It reflects his more American frame of mind. He's dismissing two elements that were historically central to both founding peoples of Canada: for Anglo-Canadians, the British Crown and its institutions; and for French Canadians, the preservation of their culture and identity.

@Harfangbleu @bridgecrewdave In response to your final points before the quote. I disagree. 1)Francophile canadians are often excited to speak with Quebecers in French. And purely anglophone Canadians don’t want to go to Quebec other than Montreal (maybe). 2) it is English everywhere else. Yup

But Québec is the epicentre of French Canada, which is a core component of Canadian culture, and predate both the arrival of the British and the foundation of Confederation. French Canadians are, alongside Anglo-Canadians, founders of it. We are not immigrants expected to assimilate into Anglo-Canadian society Technically, by coming to Québec, one is choosing the French side of that said Canadian culture, through Québécois culture. My statement only expresses that I might have a broader understanding of Canadian culturel, while yours seems to deny this key component of it, showing a more limited understanding of it. "Quebec is part of Canada". That alone shows how much bilingualism is one-sided in Canada : - When in Québec, Anglos expect to be spoken to in English because, after all, Québec is part of Canada. - Outside of Québec, it's in English only, because after all we're in Canada and French isn't largely spoken elsewhere. Like we often say in Québec : le Canada est un pays bilingue de langue anglaise... After that, don't ask why there's resentment from our part.

@rebeccarightnow @ajoajoajoaj @MobyDickSpoiler Despite the fact that a lot Canadians outside Quebec can go most of their lives not even hearing French. the official bilingualism means that bilingual candidates are considered far more than anglophones. Tho I do think the AC CEO should have had statements in each language

@rebeccarightnow @ajoajoajoaj @MobyDickSpoiler Not his take at all really. His only point is that French is hard to learn as an adult, especially if you aren’t in an area with any French speakers which is all of western Canada pretty much. He’s lamenting that bilingualism is so “essential” to the elites of our country (cont.)

Is this mfer serious

@MKr1ese @DanFmTo @sarobertsonca Why would they resist putting an accurate label on a contributor? Because he doesn’t best represent modern ndp voters?

@DanFmTo @sarobertsonca To be fair Nathan Cullen is a much more common (and far better) guest pundit than Mulcair. Unfortunately the media just can't resist putting "former NDP leader" in their headlines.

JP: We heard from former NDP leader Tom Mulcair. He said that you know you should be in the House to take on the Liberals if you want to be a viable opposition leader Avi Lewis: Thank you for giving me the opportunity to say that I have no intention of taking advice from Thomas Mulcair

@DanFmTo @sarobertsonca Also if Lewis does win the leadership, he needs to get into parliament as soon as possible or risk losing relevancy like Poilievre did after he lost his seat

@DanFmTo @sarobertsonca While Mulcair does have the former ndp leader label when he goes on ctv, I find that most of his advice and political is from the perspective of an opposition leader. I’m not sure but I’d say the ndp of today and mulcairs day are vastly different

@Foote900 @RocksGin @mikethenavyguy Name the communities

@RocksGin @mikethenavyguy You want to do this? Nova scotia has french, NB has french, quebec has french, some communities in Ontario are french, St Boniface and around Winnipeg St-anne, Lorette all french, Saskatchewan has french….dont be an ignorant ass, we should pride ourselves in it being our history

The Acadians in Nova Scotia sure appreciate it. New Brunswick is the only fully bilingual province and has a thriving French language. There's French all over Canada. So yeah, I think you're wrong. French culture and history is Canadian culture and history.

@Lyoko07Sound @mcrandomfaces @_mika60_ You mean Canadian actors that didn’t go to Hollywood

@mcrandomfaces @_mika60_ Exactly, that's why I said that the Canadian tv and film industry is quite small, even smaller than the UK TV and film industry. I'm making a point why they're prioritizing Canadian homegrown talent, cause Canadian actors Don't often get worldwide recognition.

I really want people to understand that the Canadian film and tv industry is incredibly small, like smaller than the US obviously, but also than the UK. Foreign actors used to be nominated for the Canadian Screen awards. Now, they're prioritizing local homegrown talent. 1/2

@MandelaFace @frice102 @DisinfoIsBad You are a dope

@frice102 @DisinfoIsBad Lol ok man

So called environmentalists have been saying this about nuclear power since the 70s, and they've doomed us to climate catastrophe over a potential future issue that has shown no evidence of materializing in 70 years of nuclear power.

@Mareusque @FortySacks I agree that Albertans and newfs are closer now with many newfs working in fort mac for the past 30 years. But the primary settlers in Alberta were Eastern European I believe. I’m just curious how you find them similar

@Mareusque @FortySacks Elaborate on that. Newfoundland has a slightly more complicated history (it was its own country for a short time, but Canada got Newfoundland while it was under the dominion of the British) and most settlers are from Ireland and England (not many scots or welsh newfies). (cont’d)

What is an Albertan?

@TheFrankDomenic How can you explain something you didn’t listen to

Pierre's Joe Rogan interview explained. #canada #cdnpoli #joerogan #pierrepoilievre #frankdomenic🍁

@Christo28120856 @SovMotorist @yfcherries Nope

@SovMotorist @yfcherries St John. You mean

What’s Canada’s “fourth” city? Vancouver, Edmonton, and Calgary are pretty clearly the top 3 but the 4th is more ambiguous. I feel like the main contenders are probably Red Deer, Lethbridge, Winnipeg, or maybe Montréal