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Why is this not on everyone’s mind daily? @elonmusk: “It's pretty wild that a tiny tax on tea started the Revolution, and now we get the living daylights taxed out of us and there's no revolution…"

@globepolitics @globeandmail To distract you from retard minister Diab who let the IRGC terrorist in Canada, let’s spread some Russia fear mongering instead

Senate report warns Russia is targeting Canada with disinformation theglobeandmail.com/politics/artic…

Liberals are issuing special permits allowing members of listed terrorist organizations to come to Canada At what point will Canadians stand up and say enough

Join us for a townhall in Pike Lake (35km south of Saskatoon) on May 3rd!

If COVID shots were given away for free because they "saved lives", why isnt insulin given away for free? Or chemotherapy? Or EpiPens?

@AngelaUnspoken @Berniceness Same in Saskatoon, net all over the sky. Seeding delayed, farmers waiting on a warm weather. Food prices will go up

Sky today in Edmonton. What began as a beautiful blue sky has now been littered with chemtrails.

@tvc1five Klepto Carney can’t help himself, he must steal even if it’s from Trump

Loser lowlife scumbag—Mark Carney— 👉🏻 ‘Build Baby Build’ “Carney mocks President Trump as a bully trying to ‘break Canada,’ then steals ‘Build, Baby, Build’ verbatim to save his own ass. Peak Liberal hypocrisy: bash America, copy its playbook, and pretend it’s ‘Canadian sovereignty.’

Apparently in Alberta two major unions took out advertising against independence. Often the big unions fail to realize that many of their members are pro-independence. Are you a union member and would you vote yes or no in favour of independence for Saskatchewan?

Nothing screams transparency more than shutting down cameras so what happens during committee isn’t able to be seen by anyone. Four committees so far within a week have had the cameras shut off. Ethics, health, science and transport committees. Turning off the cameras makes it impossible for opposition MPs to discuss publicly what happened behind closed doors.

🚨 Federal watchdog on the brink of collapse. Toronto Star reports: Canada’s Public Sector Integrity Commissioner says her office is overwhelmed and “on the verge of collapse” from a flood of complaints about wrongdoing in the federal government. Only 9 investigators. Skyrocketing cases. Funding requests ignored. This is the office supposed to protect whistleblowers and investigate misconduct at the highest levels. When even the accountability system is drowning… what does that say about Liberal run Ottawa right now? Canadians deserve real oversight not a broken watchdog. Share if this concerns you. Tag your MP. 🇨🇦 #GovAccountability #Whistleblowers

This right here 👇👇 Is the single most shocking testimony you will watch in the 21st century. “Covid-19 was an act of biological warfare perpetrated on the human race. It was a financial heist. Nature was hijacked. Science was hijacked.” The largest pharmaceutical companies experienced unprecedented financial gains, with reports noting that Pfizer, BioNTech, and Moderna made over $1,000 in profit every second during the peak pandemic. Despite record profits, many vaccines were developed using public funding, with Moderna's vaccine almost entirely funded by U.S. taxpayers.

As a Canadian, I’m fvcking disgusted. This piece of shit killed 16 kids and wrecked families forever, served his joke of a sentence, and now a Federal Court judge is crying over HIS mental health to keep him here? Deport this clown yesterday. Our justice system spits on the Humboldt families while bending over for foreign criminals. “

💥CONFIRMED: Immigration Canada is compromised. Someone from inside IRCC issued a temporary resident permit (that requires a criminal background check) to an Iranian Intelligence officer.

NEW: Mark Carney is exploring selling Canada's airports to shore up cash. Remember, Carney Chaired Brookfield, which owned Rutas de Lima, toll highways that made low-income Peruvians pay to go to work.

A strong economy creates high-paying jobs, produces the means to take care of each other, and makes us more independent. We are building a strong economy to build a better future for all Canadians.

@globepolitics @globeandmail They didn’t have time to train between tribal wars and misogyny

Success rate for basic training in Canadian military drops, report says theglobeandmail.com/politics/artic…

Ottawa to Canadian Taxpayers: ‘Sorry About Your Grocery Bills, But Bell Needs Another $50 Million for ‘Independent’ Newsrooms’ Ottawa — In a Spring Economic Update that somehow flew under the radar faster than a Toronto Blue Jays rebuild, the federal government announced it’s expanding the Labour Journalism Tax Credit to television and radio. Translation: your tax dollars will now subsidize roughly one-third of the newsroom payrolls at Bell Media, Rogers, Corus, and friends. Because nothing fixes unaffordable groceries, sky-high rents, and carbon taxes like ensuring CTV’s evening anchor can deliver “fearless accountability” with 35% government-funded confidence. The math is as elegant as a Toronto condo development. Last year the program handed out $71 million to about 3,000 print and digital journalists. Doubling it for broadcasters — with Bell alone running CTV, CP24, BNN Bloomberg, Noovo, and a small army of iHeartRadio stations — puts the new annual hit north of $50–80 million for the big three alone. All while these same companies already collect must-carry fees, simultaneous substitution windfalls, and fat cheques from the Online News Act Google slush fund. A senior government source, speaking on condition of anonymity because even they can’t say this with a straight face, explained: “We had to act. Print media was already sufficiently captured. It was only fair to extend the same loving embrace to the guys who control the actual airwaves Canadians actually watch.” Industry lobbyists at the Canadian Association of Broadcasters are already sharpening their pencils for the consultation period. They want the widest possible definition of “newsroom employee” — journalists, sure, but also camera operators, sound techs, researchers, fact-checkers, and probably the intern who fetches the Tim Hortons. Because nothing says “independent journalism” like having Ottawa help pay the guy who adjusts the lighting on the Minister’s interview. Canadian taxpayers, meanwhile, are being treated to the classic Ottawa two-step: 1. Create a problem with over-regulation and protectionism. 2. Solve it by throwing more of your money at the protected players. 3. Lecture everyone about the sanctity of the free press. Bell Media issued a statement praising the move as “vital support for quality Canadian storytelling.” Translation: “Thanks for the cheque. We’ll get right back to that hard-hitting segment on why housing is expensive — right after this ad break from our telecom division.” Press independence remains available as a premium add-on. Current pricing: $0.00, paid for by you.

@JimMcMurtry01 They will fly you directly to the Creator

Heaven help us!

🚨 Avi Lewis LIED to NDP voters. He told them he was going to go after Mark Carney from the left. He said he would provide a firm alternative to both the Liberals and the Conservatives. Then he gets elected and has his MPs vote unanimously to entrench the powers of a Liberal majority government AT THE NDP'S EXPENSE. Once again, the NDP is just carrying water for the Liberals. No wonder the party is withering away.