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@CTVNews A trade can go either side.

‘This is very dangerous’: Sharp drop in condo prices leave pre-construction buyers struggling to pay developers ctvnews.ca/business/real-…

@mario4thenorth Wouldn't that expand the already large deficits that all levels of government is running? You cant cut taxes and keep spending without any control at the same time. We need to fund the defence too. I dont think there is an easy way out of 11 years of misery.

We needed a survey to find out that Canadians can’t afford to live? Pierre called for no taxes on gas for the rest of the year And NOW, after Pierre says it, expect a gas tax cut “soon.”? Of course we can. This is the Liberal playbook: “Grok, steal Pierre’s idea, but make it more 💩. Make sure it’s Liberal. Make no mistakes.”

@401_da_sarpanch Wouldn't that expand the already large deficits that all levels of government is running? You cant cut taxes and keep spending without any control at the same time.

#REPORT: Pierre Poilievre Calls For PM Carney’s Liberal Government To Pause Federal Gas And Diesel Tax For The Rest Of 2026, That Would Save Canadians 25¢/Litre At The Pump.🇨🇦⛽️

@Concern70732755 If large‑scale repatriation leaves people without a place to go, Canada should be part of the solution and offer refuge. 🇨🇦

Take him up on his offer !

@MarioNawfal If large‑scale repatriation leaves people without a place to go, Canada should be part of the solution and offer refuge. 🇨🇦

🇩🇪🇸🇾 Germany's Chancellor Merz expects 80% of Syrians (700k) in Germany to return to Syria within 3 years. Merz says that's what the Syrian president would like too. Let's see if it's true...

@Inevitablewest If large‑scale repatriation leaves people without a place to go, Canada will be part of the solution and offer refuge. 🇨🇦

🚨BREAKING: The President of Syria has said he is willing to cooperate with the mass repatriation of Syrian refugees from Germany and Europe It is time for them to go home. ✈️

@real_eire If large‑scale repatriation leaves people without a place to go, Canada should be part of the solution and offer refuge. 🇨🇦

Germany 750k Syrians are about to be deported en mass from Germany. The AfD aren’t even in power and they’re already influencing immigration policies.

@Inevitablewest If large‑scale repatriation leaves people without a place to go, Canada should be part of the solution and offer refuge. 🇨🇦

🚨BREAKING: German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announces 720k Syrian refugees will be REPATRIATED within next 3 years The era of Remigration is upon us. Germany is going to be SAFE again! 🇩🇪

@Ryan_r_Williams We’d all love tax cuts, but with the deficit where it is, that’s basically asking the hole to dig itself deeper.

Global diesel prices are surging. Canada already up 37%. April 1 the industrial carbon tax rises 16% to $110/tonne. Diesel runs farming, trucking, food distribution. So this hits food prices. Get ready for a food price gut punch Canada is choosing to make worse.

@CTVNews We should if the govt can reign in useless spending.

Countries are temporarily slashing gas taxes. Should Canada do the same? ctvnews.ca/canada/article…

@MarcNixon24 That would increase the already huge deficit that liberals are running.

All gas taxes need to be removed immediately and permanently

@Sammy_canada2 Meanwhile govt just relaxed rules for work permits. canada.ca/en/immigration…

Inside the youth job fair in Calgary. You can see Canadian kids lined up and talked to the employers. Stop saying they’re lazy or not applying! “Thousands line up with resumes hoping to land a job during annual Calgary hiring fair” - Global News, 3/27/2026

@wealthmoose @TimHortons And that’s how’s govt is helping . canada.ca/en/immigration…

🚨🇨🇦 Young Canadians wait in massive three-hour lineup for a job fair in Calgary as youth unemployment hits 14.1%. Yet @TimHortons tells us they need cheap foreign labour because of "labour shortages". Do you think @TimHortons is being transparent? 🤔👇 #Canada #Youth #Cdnpoli #Unemployment

@lifewitsonduren Meanwhile this is how the gov is helping. canada.ca/en/immigration…

A Calgary mother waits in line with THOUSANDS of youth and her son at a job fair. This is what youth unemployment of over 14% across Canada looks like, while at the same time our government eases the caps on the TFW program.

@ryangerritsen Meanwhile the latest government notification canada.ca/en/immigration…

This was the line for a youth job fair in Calgary Alberta the other day. Most of these people probably never even made it in. Our Government needs to completely stop the temporary foreign worker program. Would you agree?

@riteshmjn Next stop is food bank. Food banks would be expanded to provide household items.

Dollarama just guided to slower sales growth. When even the dollar store is flashing warning signs, you’re no longer talking about “resilient” consumers. You’re talking about households that are running out of road. For three years, dollar stores were the pressure valve of the inflation shock. People traded down from traditional grocers and big‑box chains into extreme value just to keep the same basket of basics. Now two things are happening at once: •Dollar chains have quietly moved upmarket – multiple price tiers, higher ticket items, more locations in affluent suburbs. •Higher‑income shoppers are showing up in the aisles, hunting “deals” on the same essentials they used to buy without thinking. That’s the tell. If six‑figure earners are squeezing pennies at dollar stores, middle‑ and lower‑income households are already past the trading‑down phase. They’re cutting quantities, skipping categories, or dropping out of formal retail altogether. And when a bellwether like Dollarama signals slower growth, it suggests the bottom of the ladder is weakening, not just the middle rungs. The “last refuge” for stretched budgets is starting to feel expensive. We’re used to reading dollar‑store strength as a sign that consumers are adapting. Today, slowing growth in that channel is something different: a late‑cycle signal that a broad swath of U.S. and Canadian households is struggling so much… there may be nowhere left to trade down to. Curious how others are reading this: Is this just normalization after a boom, or the canary in the coal mine for North American consumer demand? What next … Thrift stores?

@Tablesalt13 Food banks rising in popularity all across the nation.

HOLY SHIT Dollarama is STRUGGLING Whats CHEAPER than the dollar stores? Starvation? Dumpster diving??

@dubsndoo And this is how fraud is rewarded here cbc.ca/news/canada/sa…

In Canada this guy would get 5 years. If he was black or FN, he would get 3 years of house arrest and 100 hours of community service. Why? Because Canada is now a *progressive* country!!

@JTighe1873 @BenRabidoux Meanwhile what do we do with fraud cbc.ca/news/canada/sa…

@BenRabidoux @LenaMetlegeDiab Canada takes in about 20 times the number of "refugee" claimants per capita as the US does, and we accept about 80% of them which is a complete joke. Canada needs to completely withdraw from the UN Refugee Convention and declare a moratorium on all new claims.

On a quarter where 🇨🇦 total population declined by 103,000, the number of asylum claimants in the country ROSE by 14,000. 1 in every 77 people residing in Canada today are asylum claimants. Program needs a massive overhaul. Low hanging fruit for policy makers @LenaMetlegeDiab

@mario4thenorth We would instead offer money for those getting displaced down south to come and settle here.

🤣🤣🤣🤣 This is 100% wild. Unbelievable. And out of control. And too much. It should be $1000. When can we have this in Canada?