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@Sahar393815 Cows don’t produce milk on their own, they need to be pregnant first. No bull, no milk. Drones fertilize the queen bee. No drone, no hive (no honey). Want to get into women "producing" babies?

What do men produce? 👇

@Jenniferl554563 Case in point: Liberal cabinet messaging vs voting record. Plenty of examples there.

@loadedlen In politics what you say is one thing. What you vote for is another.

Pierre voted against gay marriage. Dog whistles to his base (old stock Canadians) about immigrants and votes against anything that would benefit the working class. Pierre’s “personal story” as heard on a podcast does nothing to change his 22 year documented voting record.

@VoyceReason We could have had Northern Gateway and Energy East, Teck Frontier, multiuse corridors across Canada including the North, many LNG terminals... except those were all stalled or killed by Liberals. Oops.

🇨🇦 Conservative commentators are correct about the high speed rail project costs. It definitely SHOULD have been built 15 years ago, when it would have been MUCH cheaper. The problem is, it wasn't built. Because Stephen Harper was in the middle of a 9 year stint as 🇨🇦 PM. Oops.

@timhodgsonmt @ClaudeGuay Sure, Canada's hydro advantage is real. But then there's China... Making 60% of the world's aluminum using... you guessed it, COAL! The solution isn't hard. Expand aluminum production and export capacity, and ship LNG to countries still running coal. Dozens of LNG ports, not one.

Canada's aluminum story spans centuries. In the 20th century, our aluminum sector was the beating heart of Allied supply in both World Wars. Today, the sector is the foundation of cleaner global manufacturing supply chains — because when you combine our world-class hydropower with our aluminum production, you get something no one else can offer: the world's lowest-carbon aluminum at commercial scale.

@WorkElizab Kind gestures can be misinterpreted as minimizing someone's independence. And then cancellation happens. Sad, but true. Men feel the rules aren't as clear anymore. How can we mix modern independence with old school connections? We default to safe, low risk behavior...that's how.

Can we actually do that?

@THudson59618056 @NicolesFX @RickPerkinsCPC @PierrePoilievre Listen, if you think support for parents of autistic children is lacking, the accountability lane is pretty obvious. It goes directly to the Liberal front bench. Stop defending the people who pull the strings and let you down, and start giving conservatives a fair shake.

@NicolesFX @loadedlen @RickPerkinsCPC @PierrePoilievre He's been in there for 20 years, his daughter is 6 or 7 years old and I haven't seen any bills pertaining to autism from him

The biggest irritant is when he says just go out, get a speech therapist, we have a nest egg for her. Us parents of autistic kids don't have that privilege you do. Ironically yours came from taxpayers, us taxpayers have a MUCH harder time gaining resources @PierrePoilievre

@alleria_eh Is it ok to force someone who has capacity into a home? Is his daughter or the court his legal guardian?

MAID cannot be forced on somebody. This guy is lying about the situation and even admits they are not trying to force MAID on him, down in the comments.

@KathrynMathias1 @MarkJCarney @sarobertsonca Frederiksen said Danes were talking about Mark Carney’s Davos speech. I'm willing to bet most Danes didn’t even notice. I wonder what they were paying attention to, though...since her party took such a massive beating in the election.

Compare and contrast Poilievre's nonsensical (IMHO) comment about @MarkJCarney's Davos speech, with what the PM of Denmark says about it (I'll link the post by @sarobertsonca in 2/)

@Zee0731 Lies. Petro-Can wasn’t some crown jewel that got stolen. It was born out of the NEP mess, underperformed, and got privatized to save it from collapsing. Now it generates real jobs, real investment, and real returns.

Liberals built a national energy company so Cdns could benefit from Cdn resources. Conservatives sold it off. Petro-Can is now part of Suncor, a private company. The public stake is gone. And this is the pattern: Build it,sell it, lose control and says it’s the Libs fault.

@Cliffor18175753 @enorconhcet A mix of socialism and capitalism can work, provided you have a strong private sector and super high taxes. It often starts slow and then gets out of control. I'm not completely against public ownership, but it only ever works where competition is limited or unnecessary.

@loadedlen @enorconhcet Of course you will respond to the long list of rich, happy socialist countries with 'They aren't socialist!' while still opposing becoming more like them as socialist. There, I've laid out your whole script so you don't need to play it out.

Meanwhile, in the Conservative heartland of Alberta, the government wants to control what library books you should be allowed to see or read.

@BlairKing_ca If anything even remotely resembling the NEP ever rears its ugly head again, Alberta will not go down without a fight. Lougheed already proved it. Cap Alberta’s production and the rest of Canada feels it immediately. We’re not getting dragged under twice.

There was a time when the federal government tried to shield Canadians from the world oil price. They called it the National Energy Program. Maybe folks should think about history before demanding a return to something that Alberta almost separated over. #ableg #canpoli

@enorconhcet @Cliffor18175753 Name a socialist regime that didn't end in collapse.

@Cliffor18175753 Poilièvre has trouble even with very simple concepts like socialism. He has to mangle everything in order to show how bad it is, while offering nothing except hollow promises to change its badness...

@Gubloinvestor The World Bank stopped publishing its Ease of Doing Business rankings after 2020, and Canada was nowhere near #2

Canads is by Far one of the best country in the world 🇨🇦 🍁 Canada is a top-tier global producer of potash (1st), uranium (2nd), and aluminum (3rd), which are critical for the global energy transition. Canada currently ranks 2nd globally for ease of doing business, making it a top destination for corporate headquarters and investment. Canada remains a global leader in the export of gold, motor vehicle parts, and agricultural products (specifically barley and soybeans). Canada holds 7% of the world's renewable freshwater supply and possesses roughly 20% of the world’s total freshwater when including the Great Lakes.  Canada consistently ranks as having some of the cleanest air quality among G7 nations. Recent 2026 data shows that while some urban pollutants fluctuated, most indicators remain significantly lower than 1990 levels. Canada ranks 12th out of 165 countries for overall human freedom (economic and personal). Ranked 14th in the world, Canada is one of the safest and most stable countries on the planet Canada currently ranks 21st, maintaining a high standard for journalistic independence and the protection of free speech. Canada ranks 3rd globally in overall reputation and is the #1 most trusted nation for tolerance and inclusivity (Global Soft Power Index 2026). For over two decades, Canada has led the OECD in the percentage of adults (ages 25–64) with post-secondary education. It is ranked 3rd in the world for being politically stable, well-governed, and respecting the rule of law. In 2026, Condé Nast Traveller named Canada among the top 29 most beautiful countries in the world, specifically highlighting spots like Torngat Mountains National Park. 17 Canadian cities were recognized among the world’s most livable urban centers this year. Top-ranking cities include Ottawa, Victoria, Vancouver, and Halifax, which were noted for their balance of safety, healthcare, and standard of living. Five Canadian cities (Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Ottawa, and Calgary) rank in the Top 100 Best Cities globally to live, visit, and invest in. Canada is the place to be 🇨🇦

@TrumpsLostBalls @RadioGenoa Kali Ma Shakti de! Cover your heart!

@RadioGenoa Weren't these two in Temple of Doom? 👀

Police in Canada.

@Pickerelpete01 My neighbor parks too close to my driveway all the time, WHY DOESN'T POILIEVRE DO SOMETHING?

So Federal tax is 17 cents and Ontario tax is 22 cents Ontario has a conservative government. Why doesn't Poilievre talk about the provincial taxes which are much higher ... #NeverTrustConservatives

@nenshi Can Nenshi read? There is nothing in Bill 28 about checking your library card, accessing your borrowing history, or monitoring what you’ve signed out. Pure fiction. If he's worried about his own borrowing habits, he should know libraries can already track his history.

Giving “library inspectors” the right to look at your library card, your history, and what you’ve signed out is fascist behaviour. That's what the UCP's Bill 28 is all about.

@Prominent_Bryan @LeoHuangAB Population does not equal usage. Otherwise, 20 million people would be riding VIA every year.

@LeoHuangAB It's half of the population

The correct position on HSR was: this is a great national project and we should do it. However we don't trust the Liberals to do it and to control the cost. Also 90b estimate is total BS Basically instead of saying no to HSR, say "hell yes but we'll do it right"

@JeffreyLuscombe Dummy. Canada isn’t a popularity contest. First-past-the-post means you can lose the national popularity and still win government.

Read it and weep, Cons 🇨🇦#cdnpoli

@PastorAlexLove Just wait till you see phase 2. All will cower in fear of Canadian atheists! MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA… rise my evil little turtles, RISE!

Atheists in Canada are now making LEVITATING turtles using SUPERCONDUCTORS. Imagine what will happen when they have a BILLION of these…