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Looks delish and tasty but it's the OG kooktocook. The five hundred and thirtieth. YouTube Mar 14, 2017 'Microwave Chocolate Pudding Cup'. youtu.be/oroenxh-aLU?si…

@lippyent 🫡

Aww, much better! Hmm 🤔 ?¿

@cbcwatcher If you want government to be held accountable then elect conservatives.

During the Harper government majority, the Canadian press would strongly hold the Harper government to account These people spent the last year strongly holding the opposition to account so that Carney could secure his majority. Only once secured has there been anything resembling demands for accountability Now Chantal fears they will slide back to minority by losing seats

@Morgan_C_Ross Tastes like Cilantro.

If you’re Canadian - you recognize this brand of soap

@KirkLubimov This is where we are in Canada. Unbelievable. 🤔🙄

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha Where does MSM hire these idiots from?! Q: You are proposing cutting these gas taxes which will increase demand and therefore INFLATION... Pierre Poilievre: Sorry??? 😂...you saying lower a gas on tax will increase inflation?? Canada's news 🤦🏼

@DudespostingWs There is a movie. 'USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage'

This is actually kinda insane In 1996, a 14-year-old kid watched Jaws and got obsessed with Quint’s WWII monologue. He then began researching the 1945 sinking of the USS Indianapolis, interviewed around 150 survivors, and reviewed 800 documents. His research focused on the role of the ship’s captain, Charles B. McVay III, who had been court-martialed after the incident. He came to believe that Captain Charles Butler McVay III, who had been blamed for the tragedy, was innocent. The 14-year-old, Hunter Scott, presented his findings to the United States Congress at age 14. In 2000, Congress passed a resolution clearing Captain McVay’s name, and the U.S. Navy later formally exonerated him.

The five hundred and twenty-ninth. YouTube Mar 11, 2017 'General Tso's Chicken'. youtu.be/yFmHsn17tUE?si…

@jkenney @PierrePoilievre @CPC_HQ Yup.

The pundits chirping about @PierrePoilievre’s leadership of the @CPC_HQ seem to forget that he just won 87% in a leadership review vote. Under his leadership a year ago, the Conservative Party won by far the largest number of votes in its history, and the highest share of popular vote since 1988. He has expanded the Conservative coalition in important ways, and has been perhaps the most effective opposition leader in modern Canadian history, driving Justin Trudeau out of office, and defining the key issues in national politics for most of his tenure. I have been critical (constructively, I hope) about some aspects of his leadership, including the admittedly difficult problem of how to deal with the destabilizing threats and uncertainty emanating from Donald Trump. But I am encouraged to see Mr. Poilievre modifying his approach to address lessons learned from the last election, e.g. his recent trips abroad, and a broader approach to communications. There is no doubt in my mind that he has the confidence of the Conservative Party, and has won the right to contest the next election. And to the small number of Conservatives who might be sceptical, I ask them how the party benefits from the constant internal strife of changing leaders? What message would it send to Canadians to have a seventh leader (including interims) since 2015? IMO the Liberal majority should be seen by Conservatives as an opportunity to: - demonstrate the maturity and discipline expected of a government in waiting; - focus on offering constructive ideas that address Canada’s deep challenges, as opposed to a perennially angry clickbait oppositional approach; - recruit talented candidates with senior private sector and government leadership experience who can help present a team that’s ready to govern; - demonstrate that Conservatives do not regard the Trump phenomenon as a distraction to be downplayed, but a serious and disruptive threat to our sovereignty and prosperity to be addressed head-on; - have the courage to lead responsibly on difficult issues, like the need for root and branch reform of the broken immigration system; promoting the duty of newcomers to integrate; reversing the woke denigration of Canada’s historically grounded identity and institutions, etc; challenging the growing abuse of judicial power in the criminal justice system, etc.; - clearly demonstrate that ours is the party of Confederation by helping to lead the fight for national unity against potential secession referenda in Alberta & Quebec. Canadians want and deserve a serious opposition that fulfils its constitutional duty to offer an alternative government. IMO, that means maintaining strong, stable, patriotic leadership that can learn from past mistakes, while building with confidence.

@FoodProfessor Candy😋

Easter is next week! Easter candy prices in Canada are up roughly 50–60% since 2021, making them one of the fastest-rising categories in the grocery store—well above general food inflation. Will you buy some?

The five hundred and twenty-eighth. YouTube Mar 3, 2017 'Taco Macaroni and Cheese'. youtu.be/oEYXLgfJN_w?si…

@cselley Drop of balsamic vinegar.

What maniac isn't seasoning tomatoes on a sandwich?

@thesovereignceo Yup.

Just to be clear for the non-nuance crowd. I am not a “pro-Trump” person. I am a “stop being fooled by the deflection person.” Trump is not in charge of Canada. He’s not responsible for our broken justice system, our broken immigration system, our housing crisis, our drug addiction tsunami, our inflation and our lack of economic growth. We are. And I’m sick of Canadians OBSESSING about things that are out of their control (aka America’s president) when they can’t even be bothered to pay attention to what’s happening HERE, to look at the unnecessary decline HERE, to look at the horrendous mistakes that our government is making HERE that put us in this unnecessarily vulnerable position. Blaming Trump is honestly just lazy. He’s causing issues, yes. But if you’re not calling out our own administration and all of its massive failures, you’re not being a patriot. You’re just being lazy and you’re contributing to the decline of Canada, letting the Liberals get away with murder while you just stew about the orange man who you can literally do nothing about. And if Trump really is the hill that you die on - maybe you should be calling out the guy that campaigned on getting us a deal.

The five hundred and twenty-fifth. YouTube Feb 6, 2017 'Kook's Chipotle Hot Sauce'.😋 youtu.be/zT2WD7HAilA?si…

@MarcMillerVM Liberal MP's are an insufferable bunch.

Poilievre’s Conservatives pitting Canadians against asylum seekers is pathetic and needs to end.

@FoodProfessor Mayo😋

Some great news for Canadian food brands! 🇨🇦 Want to personally congratulate the team at MAG Mayonnaise. Seeing MAG ranked among the fastest-growing brands in Canada in 2025, according to Numerator, is far from trivial. For those unfamiliar, Numerator is a North American consumer data and household panel analytics firm. It tracks real, large-scale household purchasing behavior and measures brand penetration and sales growth. In other words, these are solid transactional data — the kind used by major retailers and manufacturers to assess real in-market performance. In the ranking of the most dynamic emerging brands (minimum 5% household penetration), only four Canadian brands made the top 10: • Amos Sweets • Consalo Family Farms • Cuisine Malimousse Inc • airall® Being on this list means MAG is no longer a niche brand. Penetration is increasing. Sales are following. In a mature category dominated by multinationals, this is a very strong signal that the brand is genuinely earning its place in Canadian grocery baskets. It’s also encouraging to see several Canadian brands competing — and winning — based on real consumer traction. Congratulations to Hugo, the CEO and the entire MAG team. Independent consumer data confirming true market momentum is the kind of recognition that speaks volumes. Well done!

@BobbyWilson1004 Ask a Mexican. 🤔

Italian question: anchovies on your Caesar or no?

@MarkJCarney Any credibility you think you have is lost once your MP's start speaking. 🤡

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The five hundred and twenty-fourth. YouTube Jan 30, 2017 'Karaage - Wings'. 🤤 youtu.be/JiJIHDBDGwQ?si…

@MarkJCarney Liberals are just blathering 🤡 at this point. Embarrassing.

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The five hundred and twenty-third 'Teriyaki Beef'. Big YUM! YouTube Jan 24, 2017. youtu.be/4ZvtPnsei7w?si…