To those who are bashing 95 year old Barbara Barrie who chose assisted suicide in her battle with terminal cancer, saying that it was up to God when she died. I'd like to say it's clear you've never watched someone die of terminal cancer and MIND YOUR FUCKING BUSINESS!

Canada has the lowest net debt in the G7, the strongest credit rating, and debt servicing costs well below historical levels. That doesn't mean we shouldn't be careful with public money. It means we have choices. And in a trade war and an uncertain world, having choices matters.

If he keeps saying things like that, it will become impossible for Canadians to pay for their own drinks in any bar in the democratic world.

Okay, I will admit that Norway does have one or two good things going for them.... But they fail in the only thing that matters. What a shithouse country.

Je ne connais pas de meilleur démenti de la propagande anxiogène de Poutine et Trump à propos de la France que cette photo de Viktor Orban avant-hier à la terrasse de l’hôtel de Normandie à Paris.

When first reported, 2025’s jobs reports added up to 1.2 million new jobs. After revisions, the economy added just 116,000 — 90% less.

🇨🇦 The Equalization formula that many Albertans blame the federal Liberals for was actually designed by an Alberta civil servant (Al O’Brien) and turned into law by Stephen Harper’s Conservative government. When the system was renewed without changes, the Liberals simply kept the Conservative design. The system Albertans protest most was built by Alberta political leaders. • Stephen Harper (MP for Calgary Southwest). • Jason Kenney (MP for Calgary Southeast). • Rona Ambrose (MP for Edmonton—Spruce Grove). • Jim Prentice (MP for Calgary Centre-North). • Diane Ablonczy (MP for Calgary—Nose Hill). #CdnPoli #AbPoli #Equalization #Alberta

Insulating homes and equipping them with heat pumps better for cost of living and UK economy than drilling new oilfields, analysis shows theguardian.com/environment/…

Isn't that the same Danielle Smith @ABDanielleSmith who wanted to double Alberta's population with immigration and even wrote Trudeau for help to do so?

You were begging Marc Miller for more immigrants in 2024!

UPDATE: Reuters confirms via anonymous sources that the order did come from the Pentagon. However, the incident still sends a message to allies about Starlink (and its militarygrade counterpart Starshield). theatlantic.com/internationa…

1/ The misinformation circulating about Canada’s new Express Entry changes is getting ridiculous. Canada is NOT handing high-paying jobs to immigrants. Please stop confusing immigration selection with employment. 2/ Here’s what IRCC actually announced: candidates with qualifying Canadian work experience or job offers in certain high-wage occupations may receive additional points toward permanent residence. That’s it. Additional points. NOT guaranteed selection. NOT guaranteed PR. And certainly NOT guaranteed employment. 3/ Someone working in AI, engineering, healthcare, or another eligible occupation may receive more points because Canada wants to attract and retain talent that can contribute to its economy. But that person still has to meet immigration requirements, compete for an invitation, and go through the application process. Even after obtaining PR, nobody is handing them a job. They still have to compete in the labour market like everyone else. 4/ And since we’re talking about immigrants supposedly “taking jobs,” let’s look at who is doing some of Canada’s most essential work. According to Statistics Canada, immigrants and non-permanent residents made up 44.8% of nurse aides, orderlies, and patient service associates in 2021. These are people caring for patients, supporting elderly residents, and doing physically and emotionally demanding work that keeps our healthcare system functioning. Source: www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/dail… 5/ Many immigrants work long hours in these essential sectors, sometimes while studying, supporting their families, or rebuilding their careers in a new country. Their contributions matter just as much as those of immigrants working in AI, medicine, or engineering. You cannot celebrate their labour when it’s convenient and then portray them as a threat when they become eligible for better economic opportunities. 6/ Of course, we should debate immigration policy. We should question the removal of LMIA requirements, labour-market priorities, and whether these changes will deliver the intended economic benefits. But those debates should be grounded in facts. Canadian graduates struggling to find employment is a legitimate concern. Blaming immigrants through a misleading interpretation of Express Entry is not a solution. 7/ Immigration is not a government program that distributes jobs to newcomers. Express Entry determines who may be invited to apply for permanent residence. Employers determine whom to hire. These are different processes. We can have serious conversations about immigration, employment, and Canada’s economy without turning immigrants into scapegoats. Criticize policies. Debate their consequences. But please stop spreading misinformation.

Is this you Danielle?

"Who's gonna stop him?" In a republic, the answer is Congress, the courts, and the Constitution. A system where the answer is "nobody" is called a dictatorship. That's the world JD Vance is describing.

Immigration causing unemployment is a long-established economic fallacy that, like all economic fallacies, only appeals to people who don’t understand basic economics.

Mental health is health. Taking care of our minds is just as critical as our body. Let's support one another. 💚 La santé mentale, c’est la santé. … Prendre soin de son esprit est tout aussi essentiel que de son corps. Veillons les uns sur les autres.💚 #WorldMentalHealthDay

PM Mark Carney pledged to 'Buy Canadian.' Since then, $7.8 billion in contracts went to American corporations thestar.com/news/canada/pm-m…

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