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An energy exec says Canada's carbon tax makes offshore development less competitive than in countries without it, while Norway offsets carbon costs through its tax system. "Norway had 50 exploration wells last year; Canada [had] zero. This is not by accident; it is by design."

@stevenmackinnon @mikekelloway @ElectAlana @desrochersplc @KodyBloisNS lol

Today, we introduced the Canadian Space Launch Act. 🇨🇦 This legislation will deliver sovereign space launch capabilities to Canada and help create a new $40 billion space launch industry in Canada. We’ve reached the moon, but now we can launch Canadian rockets from home.

“I’ve never seen this level on ineptitude and incompetence.” Former legal council for the BC Attorney generals office who’s been advising government on First Nations law for more than 30 years can’t believe what he’s seeing.

💥REPORT: After studying the rise of anti-semitism in Canada from unvetted mass immigration. The Senate has issued a specialized report, recommending internet censorship and the creation of a "hate police" task force—similar to Australia's hate disrupters. NONE of this is a coincidence.

You should be very concerned about Bill C22. It’s straight out of 1984.

@raghu_venugopal Do you fawn over the AI writing his scripts or just the guy reading them

I listened to Canada's 24th Prime Minister Sunday forward guidance. It was measured, sober and aspirational. When I look at leaders around the world - case in point, the U.S. - I'm grateful to be a Canadian.

@JohnRustad4BC needs to go. Controlled opposition is not democracy and is not acceptable

Thank you @JeffEvely

🚨BREAKING🚨 Apparently @JeffEvely was right, and the ENTIRE NOVA SCOTIA government was wrong. A Nova Scotia Supreme Court Judge basically told Tim Houston... "Yeahhhhhhhhh, No!" The Premiere fined Jeff $28 872.50 for basically walking outside! Stupidity has no party!🙃

Prime Minister, enough speeches and theatre. It's time for results at home: conservative.ca/cpc/no-more-il…

@JohnRustad4BC my family will not vote conservative as long as aaliya warbus is sitting. We can’t even call her a Trojan horse because she is quite open to spreading lies, make believe and fairytales. Be conservative @JohnRustad4BC or get out

‘Memorandum For The Prime Minister’ said temporary permit holders would total 2,069,477 after peaking at 2,961,000 in 2024. Figure is in addition to 380,000 landed immigrants let into Canada under 2026 quota.

.@CdnHumanRights in report to @UN says it’s upset by anti-Black bigotry. Commission was earlier censured by @TBS_Canada and apologized for mistreating its own Black employees. blacklocks.ca/feds-erase-ant… #cdnpoli

@nenshi Your commie buddies with the federal liberals wrote the policy for this exact outcome

Danielle Smith claims to care about youth unemployment, but it’s risen sharply since she became premier. One in five young men can’t find a job. For those lucky enough to find work, we have the lowest minimum wage in the country, an even lower youth wage, and paycheques that haven’t kept up with inflation. Smith and the UCP government have also shot down every proposal we’ve made to reduce youth unemployment. They’d rather focus on rigging the next election than actually solving the problems Albertans face every day.

British Columbians need to understand that the "First Nations Leadership Council" isn’t some sort of super First Nation legal body that has ultimate authority. It’s literally just a lobby group made up of three advocacy orgs: the Union of BC Indian Chiefs, the BC Assembly of First Nations, and the First Nations Summit. Mind you, none of these are actual governing bodies over B.C. First Nations or hold legal standing to speak on their behalf but the government is treating them like they're the de facto top of the chain authority. Two of these components groups are registered societies under the B.C. Societies Act. That’s it. They're not rights-bearing entities and they're definitely not the Jedi Council of aboriginals like they pretend. Eby is surrendering power over legislation to a lobby group.

This NDP government rammed DRIPA down the throats of British Columbians by quietly amending the Interpretation Act during a state of emergency, no less. Let that sink in. While Abbotsford was underwater and the Fraser Valley looked like one giant lake back in the 2021 floods, the NDP snuck through changes to how the courts interpret DRIPA. They did it when nobody was watching, when families were sandbagging their homes and entire communities were fighting for their lives. And now? Property rights are in question across the entire province. Resource development is under threat. Investment is fleeing. The whole economy is paying the price for their ideological experiment. This government literally cannot govern. David Eby refuses to show any backbone because his own caucus is too radical to let him. He is trapped, caught between First Nations leaders, his own MLAs, and a one-seat majority that is hanging by a thread. British Columbians deserve better than this chaos. We deserve a government that puts people, jobs, and property rights first, not one that uses crises to push through radical changes and then runs for cover when the public pushes back. The NDP’s reckless approach to DRIPA has failed. It is time for real leadership in this province.

Short answer: Institutional ties between legacy media and the governing Liberals—rooted in decades of access journalism, shared Ottawa networks, and revenue from government ad buys—create structural disincentives for applying the same aggressive scrutiny now directed at Poilievre.

Canadians can't afford this costly Carney Liberal boondoggle. Scrap the $90 billion Alto project now: conservative.ca/cpc/halt-the-n…

YIKES 🇨🇦 Another Billion dollar valuation company looking to redomicile from Canada to the UNITED STATES 🇺🇸 POET Technologies - a design & development company providing highspeed optical modules and products for AI systems & data centers Good for them $POET

I can't think of a more dangerous idea than filling your armed forces with non-citizens.