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@gator_gum The same guys worried about the many smaller Canadian companies have a problem with this one big one run out of the States with ties to the PM who gets every big deal! How can anyone hold these thoughts congruently, Brookfield doing well clearly means all Canadians are!
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The same guys that are worried about Canadian companies and "brain drain" are the same guys that lose their shit every time Brookfield signs a deal.
"That's different! That's corruption!" right, sure. Except you haven't proven an ounce of that claim.
Mario Zelaya@mario4thenorth
🚨 BREAKING Bank of Canada study confirms what I mentioned years ago. The decline in GDP/capita is because WE ARE LOSING THE TOP EARNERS. 40% of Canadians who WOULD be top 1% earners have emigrated to the United States. 30-50% of the next tier? Gone too. They’re more educated than native-born Americans. They earn more. They cluster in the top income brackets. We’re not just in a brain drain. We’re exporting our entire upper class. And what’s left behind? GDP per capita that grew 3.2% in TEN YEARS while the US grew 20.2%. We fell below the OECD average for the first time in recorded history. Food bank usage doubled. Wait times hit 28.6 weeks. Happiness ranking at an all-time low. Government spending went from 38% to 45% of the economy. We have more government with less results. THE BEST PEOPLE ARE LEAVING. thehub.ca/2026/03/20/why…
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@raghu_venugopal It’s about cost…the government should not be subsidizing the slow death of addicts while Canadian youth continue to suffer a lesser quality of life and happiness. Reducing it to being mean is the typical appeal to emotion over reason.
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Hatred of safe consumption sites isn't about data. The data is clear - they save lives and don't increase crime or disorder. Rather it is borne of mean spirit, of hatred of the other and of looking for an easy punching bag to expel inner negative feelings. It's not about data.
guyfelicella🇨🇦🍁@guyfelicella
Experts across Alberta have now weighed in on the Alberta government’s CoRE study on the impact of closing an overdose prevention site. (Hate to break it to you but no matter how many times they write the same things on the same topics, National Post opinion writers/conservative lap dogs @AdamZivo and @DerekFinkle are not leading lights in this space.) In a new op-ed, the scientists clearly explain the many, many ways the study was flawed, including that it didn’t account for new services stood up to mitigate the loss of the OPS. As they say: “If you take away a safety net, like an OPS, and replace it with more people standing below to catch the fallout, you haven’t proven the net was useless, only how hard you have to work to compensate for its absence.” The study’s nonsensical findings attempt (poorly) to counter two decades of peer-reviewed research. Yet it’s this one limited, inadequate and politically driven study that Zivo, Finkle, and the Alberta and Ontario governments are using to justify the closure of life-saving health services. Kinda makes you wonder who the real sinners are: people struggling with addiction, or the morally righteous who demand abstinence or force them to risk death. Read the op-ed here 🔗:edmontonjournal.com/opinion/column…
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@OrbitStudios Yeah definitely the party that has been out of power for 11 years it at fault for the current state of things, well spotted
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And much of this comes from conservatives/conservative politics.
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We’re petty cheapskates as a nation and it needs to stop.
The Walrus@thewalrus
What does it say about Canada that we won’t maintain a livable home for our prime minister? Writer @David_Moscrop argues that Ottawa’s penny-pinching reflects something darker: a nation quietly dismantling itself to save a few bucks. thewalrus.ca/the-sad-state-…
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Quebec just announced they’re heavily restricting immigration because they want to be Switzerland, not India lol
Brian Krassenstein@krassenstein
We have left the United States for Montreal. No corruption here.
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@bruce_arthur Do you ever think critically about positive news for the Liberals or do you just accept 21 seats in Alberta as true
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The population is *shrinking* for the first time in our history, and the same Ehrlichian hysterics are still banging on about “runaway immigration” and “out of control population growth."
Election Watcher@CdnElectWatch
Statistics Canada estimates that Canada's population decreased by 103,504 in Q4 2025, for a total decrease of 179,572 in the second half of 2025. It cautions that the data is preliminary and recent changes in government policy may mean bigger-than-usual revisions.
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@mndamico @MNM348816 So 10% worse than Suzuki for the backup faceoff option? That’s really not likely to be impactful.
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@MNM348816 And sports a whopping 39% faceoff efficiency on about 230 total draws.
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RE: Nick Suzuki in the lineup for Canada or not:
-MacKinnon is the only RHC on the team. If they end up putting him back on the top line, all left-shots left.
-Horvat only other C that plays on the PK, left-shot. Reinhart, Marner, Stone, Marchand all wingers.
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@JoshYohe_PGH The lines aren’t constructed around what’s best for Sid.
But Sid Stone Marner actually makes a lot of sense to me. Marner can do all the puck carrying. And Marner likes to slow the game down which is perfect for those guys.
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I’m not surprised Sid isn’t with Nate. I didn’t get the sense that Sid thought they were all that good together at 4 Nations.
I do know Sid loved playing with Celebrini at World’s and they were extremely good together. Surprised they aren’t together here.
Pierre LeBrun@PierreVLeBrun
Cellebrini-McDavid-Wilson a line in practice right now for Team Canada 🇨🇦 MacKinnon between Marchand and Suzuki. Crosby between Stone and Marner. Horvat between Hagel and Reinhart. Bennett/Jarvis
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My favourite goal of all time, Mario was magic
Avalanche Forever@citchmook
Mario Lemieux styling on the Americans at the 2002 Olympics, faked receiving Chris Pronger's pass, allowing Paul Kariya to tie the game. Insane goal.
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@heatdaddy69420 they do this every week and yes radio folks use headsets pal
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@ericyakes The problem is that institutional investors are unlikely to be swayed by these insights.
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@Skogur2 @richard_normal I hate to break this to you but the Latino MLB population on average is a lot less "progressive" than the white players you are vilifying
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@richard_normal She's right, and partly because she's Canadian. We see firsthand that every hockey player that makes it to the NHL is the most coddled misogynist rich white kid from your high school whose parents paid for every season of travel leagues. At least baseball has some diversity
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@univrsle @bruce_arthur yes, young men don't want to die for a post national state that has actively worked against their future prosperity
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@bruce_arthur I think there are some that are blind to the threat (perhaps they just can't internalize the reality yet) but I do think there's complicity even if inadvertent. The CPC polling reflects an alarming affinity for Trump and the 51st state concept
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Trump’s social media is often him sundowning and mashing RT on insane shitposting memes, or having a staffer do it, but it doesn’t functionally matter: he has stated his intentions over and over, and if you can’t see it clearly by now, you’re either blind or complicit
Matina Stevis-Gridneff@MatinaStevis
Canada has sought to be supportive of Denmark and Greenland but also adopted a calmer tone re Trump so as not to antagonise him. This altered picture that Trump just posted could change that posture -and certainly underscores Canada’s very fraught position in this debacle.
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@bruce_arthur Right you had an ambivalent view towards Alberta before but this pushed you over the edge
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More and more, this is in line with how I think about Alberta separatists substack.com/inbox/post/183…
Jeet Heer@HeerJeet
Bannon constantly links Ukraine and Canada in the same breath, which gives a clue as to the game plan: 1. Promote Alberta separatist movement and referendum. 2. When Alberta separatists defeated in referendum, claim election fraud, "stop the steal." 3. Use election fraud as pretext for sending in troops to restore order, protect northern interests etc. 4. Annex Alberta and perhaps rest of Canada. Not saying this will happen, but it's something percolating in Bannon's rancid mind.
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@KirkEvans0 @gfienberg17 @JeffNadu How do you reconcile Canada sending $25 billion to Ukraine and then cozying up to Russias closest ally
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@gfienberg17 @JeffNadu Think this is a good read. I’m far from a fan of china or the ccp, but ppl acting like we agreed to join communist china. We only had tariffs on Chinese Evs due to a request from the USA, and we got a good amount back to lift those Tariffs. Seems mostly fine and way overblown
Evan Scrimshaw@EScrimshaw
“Carney cut a good deal for the economy and a good deal for the country. We don’t have the luxury of a moral foreign policy any more, and this deal will lessen national divisions, strengthen crucial regions, and let a few people buy a cheap EV. It’s a good deal.”
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This gave me the same vibes as when @JeffNadu saying hes done with someone only to be their best friend on a spaces a cpl wks later⚡️
Pierre Poilievre@PierrePoilievre
Which of these two men do you agree with?
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@KirkEvans0 I promise you, after a decade of personal growth you will understand how cringe this was
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Spineless that any Canadians on the panthers went to the whitehouse, especially players who will be representing us at the Olympics.
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@richarddeitsch Coyne is not remotely right-centre, he criticizes everything the Conservative Party (41% of the vote) does. He has 4 flags in his name without any being Canadian.
Please don’t pretend to understand Canada because you moved here 15 minutes ago and are getting paid by our govt
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A worthwhile column from Canada's right-centre national newspaper.
One of the things I have grown to appreciate are those in Canada who see things with nuance and have their eyes wide-open about how the current U.S. government sees the world.
It's also been instructive to recognize the content players who do worked shoots and rage bait for audience/clicks. Again, just study pro wrestling, please.
Andrew Coyne 🇺🇦🇮🇱🇬🇪🇲🇩@acoyne
My latest, on Carney’s China gambit: it’s not a pivot, it’s a hedge — not because China has grown any less dangerous, but because the US has grown more so. The trick, then, is to reduce our dependence on the US, without becoming overly dependent on China. theglobeandmail.com/opinion/articl…
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