Taras Shevchenko

@TroyWestwood If separatists are such a small minority and thus you have nothing to worry about with regards to a referendum, why are you so emotional involved and giving it so much thought and attention? Maybe you should get some counselling

All Canadian citizens have a right inherent in being Canadian to voice their opinion on this issue. I say, all Canadians should be in on the vote. By definition what you are attempting to do is indeed treason. You are taking action that will cause great damage to or will destroy Canada. Canada needs to change the laws, and I believe sometime soon, they will be changed. Like many countries in the world have done. The state of the world is far too volatile. The impact and influence with all the different tools now available are far too damaging if foreign entities are intent to benefit or cause chaos. As I said, Canada must protect herself. Canadians need to protect Canada. May you and all your angry minority allies forever fail in your goal. #IAMCANADIAN🇨🇦

@ABDanielleSmith I really do not understand you. This part of a strategy? BC is a problem. And with all the climate hysteria regulations why would an energy company build a pipeline?

A new pipeline is not just good for Alberta, it’s good for Canada. More revenue, more investment, and more jobs to build a stronger, more secure and independent future for Canada—I joined CBC to talk about it.

@Dave_Eby When did she threaten to leave the country? This really is a stupid thing to say

It cannot be the case that the projects that get prioritized in Canada are those where a Premier threatens to leave the country. Next week, I’ll be meeting with the Prime Minister to bring him a list of projects we can work on for the benefit of all Canadians.

@CDSC416 @mileslunn Yes well said. 👏 Easy to fall into our Confirmation bias echo chambers

@stillstoicism @mileslunn To err is human. We all do. Last thing we need to do is build more echo chambers & cult mentality. No one agrees with anyone else 100% of the time and that is okay.

Exactly. Rath, Sylvester, and Parker are far right extremists who should be ignored not trying to wreck one of the most successful countries on earth.

@CDSC416 @mileslunn I admit I fall victim to my emotions more often than not. Social media can bring out the worst in us

@CDSC416 @mileslunn Emotions trump reason, especially during these times. Civil dialogue is difficult. Divide and conquer is a very time tested effective strategy. It is sad.

@mileslunn So let us vote on it and be done with it and move on. What is the problem? Or we gonna play games and do the Canadian thing of talk about it to death? Enough with the foreplay lets do it.

This is bang on. Time to mock separatists and not normalize them. They are bunch of fringe cry babies

@kim_gaetz You forgot about Brookfield ties, conflict of interests, climate fanaticism, globalist, and being 91% invested in the USA

Friday fun facts about PM Carney you may or may not know : - He is the first PM in Canadian history to be from the Territories - He led 2 different Central Banks - He played University hockey ( goalie ) - Pm Carney walks, runs & meditates to stay grounded, focused & reflective 🇨🇦

@DavidMcGuinty Send in our WW2 subs. That will scare Iran

Canada is committed to our Gulf partners. During this challenging time, Canada will do what we can to support stability and security in the region. 🇨🇦🇦🇪🇶🇦 1/2

@CDSC416 @mileslunn You might as well talk to the wall my friend. Dialogue with such people is a waste of time

@mileslunn So tyranny of the majority is fine now? Ultimately you are right - the majority of Canadians seem to be economically illiterate, or ignorance towards the data. At this point the only response is to leave - which is why we see the high emigration from our most qualified.

@stphnmaher Give it time. Just keep letting the liberals push the envelope on taking away freedoms and privacy. My family came here to escape communism and we see a lot of warning signs here in Canada.

Separatists in both Quebec and Alberta have no idea how much worse everything can be than it is now. Half the problem with this country is that people have no idea how good we have it and how bad things can be.

Why hasn't the Government locked us down yet?!

@stats_feed Spirituality

1. Saudi Arabia is known for Oil. 2. Greece is known for Mythology. 3. Spain is known for Flamenco. What is India known for? 🇮🇳

@therealmrbench They left out being an utter narcissist scumbag who divides his people, mandates experimental injections on federal employees, freezes bank account, illegally invokes war measures powers, and sends in his thugs to beat up peaceful protesters.

Justin Trudeau was a special guest at Impact 26 in Poland. Read before how they describe him. (What would you change? 🤔 😁) BIO Justin Trudeau’s tenure as Canada’s 23rd Prime Minister coincided with a period of unprecedented global challenge and change. After leading the third-place Liberal Party of Canada to a historic majority government in 2015, Trudeau set about delivering an ambitious agenda that included appointing Canada’s first gender-balanced cabinet, lifting more than 435,000 children out of poverty through the Canada Child Benefit, launching a national $10-a-day childcare program, advancing Indigenous Reconciliation, and taking robust action to fight climate change, including through policies that attracted investment in clean economic growth and jobs. Confronted with a series of global economic and security shocks, including Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine and the COVID-19 pandemic, Trudeau worked to address international and domestic issues through bold, decisive action while continuing to deliver on a progressive vision for Canada. The former Prime Minister has amassed powerful insights into societal resilience, high-stakes international diplomacy, the promotion of shared economic growth, and driving meaningful, lasting change. Before entering politics, Trudeau studied literature at McGill University, completed the University of British Columbia’s education program, and spent several years teaching in Vancouver. He also served as the Chair of Katimavik, on the board for the Canadian Avalanche Foundation, and as an advocate for youth and the environment, taking part in events and conferences around the country. Trudeau has received numerous international awards including the Atlantic Council’s Global Citizen Award, National Geographic’s Planetary Leadership Award, and Rotary International’s Polio Eradication Champion Award. The proud father of three, Trudeau delivers presentations that combine pragmatic governance insight with an inspiring vision for stronger communities.

@sarobertson_ All these ridiculous games. Let’s just vote. If it doesn’t pass it is a moot point. If it passes, we take it from there.

Steve Paikin: "If you want to have a discussion about leaving Canada, you Albertans, well then surely the Indigenous people of Alberta are entitled to the same consideration given they've had treaties in place for hundreds of years."

@juliedabrusin Ummm…. You know how big Canada is? You ever even live outside a city? Crazy how impractical your party is. Living in fairytales with magical unicorns seems to be the liberal way.

The future is electric. That’s why today we announced Canada’s new National Electricity Strategy to double our grid and supply clean, reliable, affordable power across the country — not just for today, but for the decades ahead.

@RobynUrback And they wonder why all trust and credibility is gone. Zero accountability.

Canada’s not ready for the next viral outbreak. We didn’t even bother with an inquiry on the last one theglobeandmail.com/opinion/articl…

@Shmizerist @RosieRocks28 Or just facts

@stillstoicism @RosieRocks28 Separation talk

There isn't a private company anywhere in the world that's going to invest in a pipeline in Canada and Carney knows it. One trillion in lost investment since 2015 and counting.

@ryangerritsen Just a coincidence such an announcement after a certain private talk with Obama and Soros.

And there we have it. Mark Carney calling for the need to have a true “carbon credit market” not just in Alberta, but across all provinces. His GFANZ agenda is in full swing in Canada.