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@DeeRealLife We must keep information flowing. Use Any & Every opportunity to keep sharing info; here and “out there”. I really think there are many silent, critical thinkers getting braver to speak out. It’s a tough, exhausting, second job and somehow, from deep within, we can’t NOT do it 🙏🏻

firearms are called "assault rifles" when in the hands of civilians but they're called "patrol rifles" when the police get them. This is Orwellian Doublespeak.

So Swedish girls are now paying the price for your humanitarian virtue signaling with gang rapes and gun-rape injuries. The migrants didn’t integrate. They imported their war-zone mentality. How many more girls need to be destroyed before you admit this experiment failed? Gun in the vagina. Ruptured from hours of gang rape by Syrian migrants. This is Sweden’s reward for welcoming the third world. Sleep tight, progressives

This is the kind of crap that makes people wonder why we have foreign aid at all.

While preparing for a brief on the independence petition due tomorrow, I came across this from the Supreme Court of Canada that is worth sharing: “The right of the people to discuss and debate ideas forms the very foundation of democracy… For this reason, the Supreme Court of Canada has assiduously protected the right of each citizen to participate in political debate... Permitting an effective voice for unpopular and minority views — views political parties may not embrace — is essential to deliberative democracy. The goal should be to bring the views of all citizens into the political arena for consideration, be they accepted or rejected at the end of the day. Free speech in the public square may not be curtailed merely because one might find the message unappetizing or the messenger distasteful… The ability to engage in effective speech in the public square means nothing if it does not include the ability to attempt to persuade one’s fellow citizens through debate and discussion. This is the kernel from which reasoned political discourse emerges. Freedom of expression must allow a citizen to give voice to her vision for her community and nation, to advocate change through the art of persuasion in the hope of improving her life and indeed the larger social, political and economic landscape… Freedom of expression protects not only the individual who speaks the message, but also the recipient. Members of the public — as viewers, listeners and readers — have a right to information on public governance, absent which they cannot cast an informed vote.” These are words from the Supreme Court of Canada that recognize the importance of debate and discussion, even when the views are unpopular, uncomfortable, or distasteful. So when someone tries to shut down the conversation, shame you, or tell you certain topics should not even be discussed, remind them of that. The answer is not silence or suppression. A petition, a debate, even a controversial idea, these are not failures of the system. They are expressions of it. The real risk is when we start deciding which views are acceptable to be heard. Because once that line starts moving, it does not stop where you think it will. So the question is: Are we prepared to actually live this principle or do we only support it when we agree with the message? Because the more you know and understand, the more effectively you can participate, ask better questions, and actually effect change.

Hey Canada, take carbon capture, the industrial carbon tax and Bill C69 and bury them so deep we never resurrect them again. And then watch what happens when we finally start unlocking this $33 trillion.

If Noelia is gone, it's very important that we accurately call this atrocity for what it is: A state execution of a traumatised rape victim.

Spain decided to give the death penalty to the victim, not the men who gang rped her. Our world is broken

So with oil pushing US$ 100$ for wti why does alberta still have a 13 cent per liter tax on retail gasoline? @ABDanielleSmith

India Reportedly Asks Canada to Deny Nick Shirley Entry—Reasons Unclear India has reportedly asked Canada to deny entry to American content creator Nick Shirley. No clear reason has been provided. Which raises a simple question: Why? Neither side has explained much, leaving people to fill in the blanks. Some think it’s about content. Others think it’s political. Most are just wondering how this became a priority. Because in a country where: International students somehow become full-time workers overnight, Immigration consultants seem to operate at industrial scale, And truck driving schools handling volumes that would impress Amazon logistics… This is the case that gets flagged? One observer put it simply: “We’re very efficient—just not always in the way you’d expect.” India reportedly made the request. Canada hasn’t said much. And the reason is still unclear. Which leaves one question: Out of everything going on… this is what we’re focusing on?

ICE helps coordinate cross border issues of $ laundering, drugs & human trafficking… All things that will rear their ugly heads during FIFA, so ginning up fear in immigrants, all while denying the vital role of ICE at this time is not only gross, but irresponsible.

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There’s no guarantee the housing market will deliver affordability. If you like to geek out on graphs and charts, this one’s for you. Part 2 of 2 Consider this, Calgary... #yyc #yyccc

May her infinite tragedy serve as an eternal reminder of the demonic darkness of some human beings. Rest in peace. Humanity has failed you.

They're home. Seen below is Jazz Flight 7831 carrying the remains of First Officer Gunther to family in Ottawa, after first stopping in Montreal to deliver Captain Forest to his family. These men deserve so much more than our nation gave them this week. It's sickening. 😭

Today in Montreal, two Seniors died. So unaffordable is Canada, that these Seniors were reduced to living in the streets. But according to Mark Carney? Canada’s affordability is the BEST it’s been in over a decade. Carney isn’t out of touch. He never been in touch. Clueless.

I have a question. If we must decarbonize oil before we export it through a pipeline, then why do we not have to decarbonize the oil we import and load it into a pipeline?

Good article on the Repeal of Blanket Rezoning by my former Councillor Terry Wong. Calgary Herald calgaryherald.com/opinion/column… via @calgaryherald

A lawyer in Edmonton has been disbarred after being found guilty on 6 citations, including sexually harassing employees, sending a client’s sex video to a job applicant, and interfering with a Law Society investigation. Gurpreet Singh Gill was removed from the profession February 23, 2026.

🚨MA JUST MADE IT WORSE🚨 After grilling a witness over forced labour in China, Liberal MP Michael Ma’s office admitted the strategy was to sideline her… and give the floor to a pro-China EV witness. Then when pressed again? He refused to clearly say it’s happening in China. Even CBC is calling it out. Carney now owns this.

The food bank in Moose Jaw Saskatchewan has seen a 150% increase in people needing to use their food bank. 50 new families per month are signing up. How can this be? For 11 years the Liberals have told us they’ve been making life more affordable for Canadians.