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Raised this question almost exactly a year ago.
It looms now larger than ever.
"Is Canada too small for the Great One?" 👇🎣🇨🇦
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Jodi Bruhn
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Jodi Bruhn
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Reality enthusiast.
God's country Entrou em Aralık 2013
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#BREAKING: The Canadian Federal government announces Justin Trudeau will be on the next $20 bill.
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@jaycurrie @PierrePoilievre love the "factory reset" metaphor Jay
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@PierrePoilievre The Independence Referendum is important for Alberta but it should be important for the rest of Canada because it calls into question what we want Canada to be. A question the political class has been ducking for decades. 17/17
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Alberta Independence advocates have easily met the signature threshold on their petition for a referendum. In the middle of an Alberta winter, with almost no media coverage and, in the process, identified the activists Independence needs. 1/
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1/ Globe and Mail:
“[Carney] said Canada has strong measures in place to stop goods made with forced labour from entering Canada.”
That is not true.
#cdnpoli
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Today is the leadership convention of the NDP, Canada’s socialist party
The crowd at the convention chanted “Eat the Rich” in unison and then unironically elected a private school educated multimillionaire.
Socialists are fun like that.
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In Ojibwe our word for blue jay is gwiingwiish (gweeng- gweesh). Art by Aurelia Moon.
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@gmforbes35 @Baba_Yaga_baby1 Simple fix: the people of Terrebone hand the win to the BQ. The Liberals won’t stop until they start losing.
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You Liberal twats just forced the guy who saved Air Canada's ass after the pandemic to retire because you saw an opportunity to gain political advantage in the upcoming by-election in Terrebonne.
You are fucking scumbags.
Steven MacKinnon@stevenmackinnon
I note the retirement of Michael Rousseau as President and Chief Executive Officer of Air Canada. I thank him for his years of service and his contribution to maintaining Canada’s position as a leader in international air transportation. The Government of Canada will continue to work closely with Air Canada’s leadership and Board of Directors to ensure the airline provides safe, reliable, affordable, and bilingual service to all Canadians.
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Mark Carney said Michael Ma has apologized for dismissing forced labour in China. So, that's the end of that. Mr. Rousseau, Air Canada CEO apologized for not knowing how to speak french and Carney forced him out of his job. Funny, how that works.
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Fmr. U of Calgary President: "...Many universities moved away from their endowments investing in fossil fuel companies. We never did that at the University of Calgary..."
"...It would be totally hypocritical of us as an institution to say we're moving away from investments in oil and gas - when the provincial government - where do they get their money?..."
"...Student's tuition - their parents are helping them out - where are they getting their money?..."
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Incredible heroism revealed. An aviation expert explains how the pilots in the LaGuardia crash intentionally took the impact head on. They refused to veer away to prevent the fuel filled wings from hitting the truck & exploding. They sacrificed themselves to save the passengers
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He needs to resign. ottawacitizen.com/news/politics/…
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The Western predicament in a nutshell.
Ezra Levant 🍁🚛@ezralevant
Just incredible framing by CTV. You see, when the federal Liberals appoint judges, it’s not political. When provincial governments do it, it’s political.
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The Prime Minister has a special responsibility for the conduct of international affairs.
Yesterday, a Liberal MP intimated that there has been no Uyghur forced labour in the PRC.
This week, the PMO gave an account that conflicted with the initial PCO response of March 13 to an order paper question about whether the Prime Minister did proactively raise the issue of human rights with his PRC counterparts during his most recent visit. Read in certain way, the second PCO response of March 23 does not necessarily conflict with its initial response of March 13.
The PM needs to urgently clarify his position on these issues.
Read my letter to the PM.
#cdnpoli
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It seems that Michael Ma designed his rapid fire questions at me so they could be used by Chinese state media showing that he went up against a critic of the regime. That’s what Chinese state media is reporting. It failed spectacularly here, but state media won’t report that.
Luke de Pulford@lukedepulford
🇨🇳 State media now praising 🇨🇦 MP Michael Ma’s attack on on @M_Johnston1 “Michael Ma launched a rapid-fire interrogation that sent tension through the room. The witness's stumbling response sparked uproar.” Increasingly damaging for @OurCommons 🔗 m.guancha.cn/internation/20…
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@TheJasonPugh @stevenmackinnon @PierrePoilievre The only lawless act vis a vis the Truckers was the improper invocation of the Emergencies Act by the Liberals.
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That’s Michael Ma becoming our strategic partner PRC defender in front of our eyes. @RaquelDancho
Raquel Dancho@RaquelDancho
Disturbing. Did this Liberal MP really just deny that forced labour practices are taking place in China? This is a documented problem. Why is this MP carrying water for the Chinese regime?
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AI is by definition soulless
Elon Musk@elonmusk
AI content will vastly exceed all human content
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@mapleblooded The Carney touch losing streak (established in Canadian sports) unbroken.
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Remember the PM of Demark who just a week ago was praising Mark Carney for his Davos speech?
Her three-party coalition suffered a large defeat in a general election and she resigned as Prime Minister.
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NEW: The IOC has banned transgender and DSD athletes from the female category at the Olympics. SRY screening to determine eligibility as well.
IOC president Kirsty Coventry: "It is absolutely clear that it would not be fair for biological males to compete in the female category"
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