Greg Sauer

Various actors are promoting the increasingly common trope that reasoned criticisms of court rulings amount to attacks on the “rule of law” and “judicial independence”. These attempts to weaponize the rule of law against public scrutiny of judicial decisions should be resisted.

@sarobertsonca Lloyd thinks it’s still 1995

"We were the leading peacekeeping country in the world and we just shut that down." -- Fmr. Foreign Affairs Minister Lloyd Axworthy says current defence spending "should include a significant amount to rebuild and redesign a peacekeeping ability for Canada"

@RealJessica @dowbboy I guess teachers aren’t that smart after all.

A NYC school teacher has a GREAT idea for billionaires leaving New York. 🤣🙄 He suggests that if the billion dollar companies leave then the regular folks should just take over their businesses. Journalist: “What do you say to the folks who say, if you tax millionaires, they're going to leave the city and the top 1% pays 40% of the taxes in the city. What happens if they leave? What's your response?” NYC Teacher: “We should take their business and we run it for the city ourselves.” 🤡 Journalist: “They take their business to Florida, you feel like you can keep it here?” NYC Teacher: “They can't leave the building. They can't just bring their whole entire workforce to Florida. Right? They can't bring all of the resources that they have to build the business here to Florida. Thats where you would say we're building a real movement, right?” “To stop that, we’d make it illegal for them to actually leave. We would find them to hell if they're gonna try to abandon their property here. Because clearly people do need to work, right? People do need to make a living.” Are they really all this stupid?? Follow: @RealJessica

@LiseGot Then no one will miss these “novels”

Let's be clear: a high proportion of teens are sending, receiving and forwarding sexual images, even non-consensually. They are not going to the library to search out graphic novels. #UCP #bookbans

@SarahPiers5602 @l_stone @fordnation He’s a Liberal through and through

@l_stone @fordnation is despicable. I am a conservative but will never vote for him again.

Ford says majority government would bring certainty to trade talks #onpoli #cdnpoli theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…

@Prairielily22 As a person living in southern Alberta I would say I have a lot more in common with someone from Montana rather than a maritimer living 3000 miles away. I would agree with what you’re saying

The biggest reason for Western independence isn't political or economical; it's geographical. Canada is just way too damn big to be governed as one nation, and there is a major geographical divider--the Canadian shield in Northwest Ontario. People on both sides typically don't travel to the other side and this has lead to major cultural, economical and political differences between both. To those who have spent time in both the east and west, you will have noticed those differences--its like being in two different countries. And for places like Saskatchewan and Alberta, having a capital city where seats of the federal government--the House of Commons, the Senate, the Supreme Court, and the majority of the federal Civil Service--as well as the head offices of all 3 of the major news outlets in Toronto, being 3000 or so miles away, has resulted in a very lopsided and unequal confederation. Compare the distance of other places in the world which have either split up, or are trying to split up: Edinburgh, Scotland to London England 649km Prague, Czechia to Bratislava, Slovakia 328km Stockholm, Sweden to Oslo, Norway 529km Canada is just very very big, too big. While Russia and China use very undemocratic means to keep their large country together, the United States has a better counterbalance between more populous and less populous states via an equal Senate. Canada, in the other hand, is not managing well with keeping its various regions united. Have you ever thought that the disintegration of the Canadian confederation is just a natural, necessary process which would always end up happening?

@dubsndoo I’d like a list of companies that she consulted that want a strong predictable carbon tax. I say she consulted no one in industry about anything

This has to go down as one of the biggest lies ever told by a senior federal government minister. Industry wants to be able to compete internationally to sell their products. An industrial carbon tax puts their ability to turn a profit and compete internationally in jeopardy.

What if they were doing this elsewhere, like between Calgary and Edmonton, and wanted the whole country to pay? How would you feel?

@TSNVicRauter Best of luck in retirement - curling won’t be the same

Feeling a little like my favourite TSN hat.. little worn out..fraying at the edges..but still does the job. However..its time. Thank you.

It’s amazing how the media portrays our politicians as people who are doing this organically & that it was all their decision to run to China. Canada is a controlled nation, these puppets are following orders. And CBC is responsible for marketing it to us

@MPelletierCIO Nobody in the BC NDP care about finances. Pretty obvious.

Eby is going to absolutely destroy that beautiful province.

@CoryBMorgan Here’s hoping

Will Bill 25 remove the land acknowledgment bullshit kids are subjected to in schools?

@kinsellawarren If you do it long enough the cops will just give up. Sounds like fantastic policing to me.

This is farcical.

@nspector4 Wasn’t this supposed to be a program the Feds funded originally?

@CityNewsTO Nurse practitioners are a good thing - the more the better

Ontario's health minister is shutting down one avenue of publicly funding all nurse practitioners, as the province misses a federal deadline for ensuring their medically necessary services are covered. toronto.citynews.ca/2026/04/01/ont…

@stevelou27 @Berger_BYTES Yes and it was a flying elbow

@Berger_BYTES Retribution for the elbow on propp earlier in the series

May 11, 1989 at the #Philadelphia Spectrum. The night Ron Hextall went clinically insane on Chris Chelios of the #Canadiens. As #Montreal was about to eliminate the #Flyers in the playoffs. Former #NHL player Bill Clement does most of the talking. #Habs #StanleyCup #Leafs

@JohnThomsonSK It’s about buying votes nothing more.

Building a high speed rail (HSR) line would seem a lot more feasible if we had one regular passenger rail line that wasn’t a complete dumpster fire. This is going to be a generational boondoggle and infinite money pit.

@RebelNewsOnline @ikwilson Ok Gary send some of your henchmen to an Indian Reserve and start taking away guns there - I dare you

Public Safety Minister Anandasangaree says it's "regrettable" that Alberta and Saskatchewan are defying the Liberals' gun grab, adding it's "not optional" for police to enforce those laws.

@MrStache9 The minute they win 3 by elections

King Carnage said in a presser that he won't prorogue Parliament, that the thought hadn't crossed his greedy mind. Based on his track record, how long before he does prorogue?

@kpac_15 The view of Confederation from Ontario is something to behold.

Thanks for proving The only way to get Ontario and Quebecs votes is to buy them with money they don’t have on vanity projects the ROC has to pay for. Tip of the hat. Dipshit. 🙏🏼