Dustin Lee Hiles

Didn’t expect my tweet to get 30 seconds of air time at the Liberal Convention this weekend 🫪

🚨 BREAKING: A final order of removal has just been issued for Mahmoud Khalil after he LOST his appeal in court Khalil was one of the architects of the riots at Columbia University last year He’ll be scheduled for deportation imminently FINALLY! 👋🏻

Floor-crossers expose the Liberal Party's real agenda.

Further, crossing the floor ensures that MPs can respond to shifts in public opinion. At present, the Liberals hold a substantial lead in the polls, meaning many sitting Conservative MPs risk losing their seats if an election were held today. Floor crossing is a way for MPs to respond to this shift in public opinion. It’s also a way for parties to attract more talent. When the Conservatives won in 2006, David Emerson, Former Minister of Industry under Paul Martin, crossed the floor to the Conservatives to serve as Minister of International Trade and later Minister of Foreign Affairs. The Conservatives – having been out of office for so long – were short on experienced federal operators, and Emerson provided that experience. This made the government more effective, which was a net positive for Canadians, just as it’s a net positive for Mark Carney to include a broader range of voices in the government.

Marilyn Gladu on being pro-choice: "I have been consistent when I said that women need to have the right to choose. I obviously have my long faith traditions, but I'm ready to support the rights of women in this country."

Should we have wards? You will decide.

At this important moment for our country’s future, Canadians with a broad range of experience and perspectives are uniting to build Canada strong. I am honoured to welcome Marilyn Gladu today as the newest member of this government and our Liberal caucus. In a time of global economic uncertainty, Canada’s success will depend on how we build ambition into progress and strengths into sustained advantage. Marilyn brings the practical, results-driven leadership this effort demands. Having spent decades of her career in engineering and international business, she understands what it takes to create good jobs, strengthen supply chains, and ensure Canadian industry can compete in a rapidly changing global economy. She has been elected by the people of Sarnia—Lambton–Bkejwanong in four straight elections since 2015, and repeatedly earned recognition from colleagues across Parliament for her proven willingness to work constructively across party lines. I’m looking forward to working closely with Marilyn to build a stronger and more independent Canadian economy, meeting the challenges of a changing world with lasting opportunities for all.

PM Mark Carney welcomes Ontario MP Marilyn Gladu -- the fifth MP to cross the floor to Carney’s Liberals and the fourth from the Conservatives -- to the Liberal caucus.

At this important moment for our country’s future, Canadians with a broad range of experience and perspectives are uniting to build Canada strong. I am honoured to welcome Marilyn Gladu today as the newest member of this government and our Liberal caucus. In a time of global economic uncertainty, Canada’s success will depend on how we build ambition into progress and strengths into sustained advantage. Marilyn brings the practical, results-driven leadership this effort demands. Having spent decades of her career in engineering and international business, she understands what it takes to create good jobs, strengthen supply chains, and ensure Canadian industry can compete in a rapidly changing global economy. She has been elected by the people of Sarnia—Lambton–Bkejwanong in four straight elections since 2015, and repeatedly earned recognition from colleagues across Parliament for her proven willingness to work constructively across party lines. I’m looking forward to working closely with Marilyn to build a stronger and more independent Canadian economy, meeting the challenges of a changing world with lasting opportunities for all.

When I was Chair of BC Ferries, we didn’t make excuses, we delivered. Reliability was consistently above 99%, and British Columbians could count on the system to run. Today, major routes are plagued by breakdowns, delays, and overloads, while the current leadership disappears on vacation and ducks reporters. People are tired of insiders who go missing when things get tough. It’s time to stop the spin, end the excuses, and build a province that actually works.

This is apparently a legitimate message from the President of the United States.