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#REPORT: Information Commissioner Caroline Maynard sent a letter to the Senate this week warning that Mark Carney's executive is concealing more government records than ever before.
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RT @TheRiversEdgeAB: On October 3, 2026 1 CAD≈ 0.682 USD 1 USD≈ 1.423–1.425 CAD
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We sent thirty billion dollars to Ukraine and doubled the national debt with nothing to show for it. Thirty billion dollars is thirty hospitals somewhere in Canada, or break that down into rehab clinics, hundreds or thousands of them could be built across Canada to curb this problem. These people need to be taken off the streets by force, against their will, and put into treatment centers somewhere away from the city in a rural setting to be taught what it is to be human again, and get them off of the drugs. Then they need to be retrained and replaced into society. That is the kind thing to do. Coincidentally, our politicians also need to be forcibly taken off the streets against their will and put into centers of some kind.
Coming to Canada very very soon! A new drug, fentanyl laced with something creating unimaginable reactions.
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More Foreign criminal arrested in Canada What is going on? Why are we letting them in? ctvnews.ca/vancouver/article…
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Simple.
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Canada, where the government will hunt down and freeze the bank account ( without due process ) of a single mom who donated $20 to the Freedom Convoy. But says it’s ‘not in the public interest’ to recoup $34 million taxpayers dollars they fraudulently gave to their family & friends.
'Not in the public interest': Liberals won't try to recoup $34 million paid by 'green slush fund' to ineligible projects nationalpost.com/news/politi…
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"Based on my lived experience in federal-provincial relations and Constitutional negotiations since the 70s in ON, BC and Ottawa -- if I were an Albertan I’d be voting for Option 2 as the only way to force Constitutional changes to address your weak position in Canada" @nspector4
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“If this was anybody else, they'd be taken down at gun point. They'd be arrested.” 📺Highlights from @TheMenzoid's interview with former TPS officer, Jay Bannister, about video captured of London police with open alcohol in an unmarked vehicle, and an unsecured service pistol 👇
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Dear Canadians Yeah, this is what you voted for, right? Carney's ENTIRE PLATFORM was to get the best deal with the US.
So, the G-20 Trade Ministers are meeting in Milwaukee. Guess who didn't go...Yup, Dominic Leblanc, Canada's trade guy. Progress is not being made...deliberately.
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But we can still send money to thieves in Ukraine and Hamas in Gaza, right?
Opinion: As Canada faces crippling debt, it must do the unpopular thing and cut elderly benefits theglobeandmail.com/business…
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EPIC!!! Every province needs to look at itself and really look at the last decade and ask 'Is Canada as it is today what I remember about being 'Canadian'? Is this what I want? If not, DO something. Locally. Your own province. Ask the questions.
🇨🇦The Only Light I See🇨🇦 I'm writing this column through an Alberta lens, because that's how I see the world. Everywhere I look, our institutions seem to despise their own citizens. The federal government and too many provinces treat us like obstacles to their grand plans, not the people they were elected to serve. The rot, the debt, the institutional decay, and the ideological capture in Canada are so deep as to render it unsavable, in my opinion. I watch it all unravel and see the same disturbing patterns repeat. Everything feels inverted, upside down, and deliberately so. A certain group cheers for whatever is destructive, chaotic, or vile. It doesn't matter how wrong it is, that's the side they take. This isn't how the world was before 2015. The left took power across the Western world and flipped everything on its head, and along with that, basic human decency has largely vanished. The most bizarre, self destructive nonsense now flows from our institutions, and the change is undeniable. We are under attack. Its called asymmetric warfare. Its not kinetic, it's a war of the mind, and both can destroy a nation or a society. That's why I look at Alberta and see something different. We still have the people, definitely the resources, the land, and something even more valuable: retrospect. We can see exactly where the West went wrong. We can build something new, learn from the past, and not repeat those mistakes. An independent Alberta could hold politicians truly accountable. No more Prime Ministers enacting massive policies by decree, and bypassing parliament entirely. That isn't governance, that's tyranny. In a free Alberta, that kind of betrayal would end your career and your welcome in the country. We also need a modernized, updated meaning of the word treason, and the penalties for committing the act. We have a unique opportunity... RIGHT NOW. No other place on Earth sits in quite this position, with our wealth, our anger at the status quo, and the clear lessons of what happens when nations lose their way. We could build something better, something that says no to the madness consuming the West. The desire to escape this broken system grows stronger every day. Alberta could be that shining example the world desperately needs, proof that a people can still choose sanity, accountability, and self determination. We already have the resources and the wealth. Wealth is a dirty word to some, but wealth equals health, including mentally, physically, economically, and even environmentally. Wealthy nations will lead the world toward a greener future. Canada however is on the path of virtue signaling itself into poverty, which will send our brain trust to the United States, where they will build the future, much to the dismay of those who claim to hate them. But Alberta wants to, and can play a part. We can displace dirty energy with our oil and gas, while simultaneously becoming fabulously wealthy. What we must recognize is that we can't simply plant a flag and declare ourselves a new republic. Change starts from the foundation up, and that foundation is the education of our youth, because a future republic can only survive through the education, knowledge, and decency of its citizens. The aforementioned wealth could also be used to provide tax incentives and rewards for the people of this new nation to have children, thus strengthening our foundations. It all seems quite simple and circular to me. We begin there. In twenty-five years, after raising a generation taught love, self-respect, respect for others, patriotism, civics, personal responsibility, critical thinking, work ethic, self-reliance, financial literacy, respect for the rule of law, and the courage to speak truth even when it's unpopular, we won't just be a new country... We'll be an entirely new world. We could lead with sanity. We could set the example and Pied Piper the Western world right out of this mess. Lets not miss this chance Alberta. #AlbertaIndependence 🤠
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This just in!!!!!! According to @glennbeck Canada is doomed. Six of the largest banks have announced they’re building digital tokens so your money can move between accounts instantly, calling them "programmable payments." Basically, the banks, oh, and that little thing called THE GOVERNMENT, can attach rules directly to anyone's money. They get to decide the exact conditions for when, where, and if your money is valid. You pay a contractor? That money only becomes valid in his account after an inspector approves the job. But hey, I’m sure everything will be just fine. There’s no way they’d ever use that to freeze anyone’s money. Just ask the Freedom Convoy truckers.
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🚨🌍🇫🇷 When Muslim Migrants start hunting Female Police Officers in French & European Cities - it probably means you are witnessing the collapse Western Civilisation in real time?
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Victor Davis Hanson lays out that no one in America told Canada to import the equivalent of 45% of its population from non-assimilating sources, abandon its fossil fuels and pipelines, chase solar power in a frigid climate, accept the lowest GDP growth among industrial Western nations, or accept being $30–40k poorer per person/family than Americans. Nor did anyone force Canada to lead the world in assisted suicide as a cost-saving measure. Those choices—and the resulting inability to fund open borders, defense, or fair trade—came from Canadian leadership, not from Washington.
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EXCLUSIVE: elderly patient is stabbed at Juravinski Hospital in Hamilton while waiting in the ER. Not in the news. No public police notice. Nothing.
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My column today is on the Charter right to sell hard drugs. I argue that Justice Catherine Murray should be removed from the bench. She embraced far-fetched ideas about drug use to undermine a widely accepted prohibition on *drug dealing* and even applauded the dealers who stood before her in court. A person who praises unlawful, objectively harmful behaviour because she agrees with the activism behind it cannot be trusted to preside over a court. nationalpost.com/opinion/jam…
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What's the point of having a privacy of information act for transparency if the government redacts all the information on it and send you a bunch of blacked out pieces of paper? @ABDanielleSmith Please Advise.
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Dear Canadians Just like Grok, the info is available. Remember when journalists used to do this?
This is why I built @DeepSearchX_! 𝗢𝗻𝗲 𝘀𝗲𝗮𝗿𝗰𝗵. • Eight federal databases • Billions of 💰💰💰 • Tens of thousands of matching records. That’s what DSX is turning into with people's generous support. Join me Sunday on the livestream. There's more! 😏
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A Yes on Oct 19 is only “start the legal process,” not leaving Canada that day.
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