Dear Justin Trudeau, 3 years ago you suspended me from my work from home job for somehow being a danger to my coworkers. You said I had unacceptable views and asked if I should be tolerated. Please know us Federal workers you suspended have a class action lawsuit in the works 🫶

Won't get fooled again. It's not the plague, it's a psy-op... ... just like the Canadian Army conducted against Canadians during COVID lockdown. Psy-Op: A psychological operation (Psy-Op) is a planned tactical or strategic action designed to influence the emotions, motives, reasoning, and behavior of target audiences. @denisrancourt can probably list them all for the last 20 years.

Have a nice day. 😎🤘

The government tried to shut down my business, but the emails revealed the truth: it wasn't about public health, it was about me making them look bad. They never mentioned harm, only how to stop me. #Business #Freedom #Accountability

Brazeau County, It’s official. I’m running for Reeve. My campaign is about Building Bridges. Building stronger relationships between Brazeau County and Drayton Valley, Breton, our neighbouring municipalities and the RCMP. Building stronger relationships with our MLA, the Premier, Ministers and the provincial government so Brazeau County has a strong voice at the table. And building the actual infrastructure that connects our communities from the Moose Hill Road Bridge to the roads, bridges and projects our residents depend on every day. I believe Brazeau County can be strong, independent and free while also being a great partner and neighbour. We don’t have to choose between standing up for ourselves and working together. We can do both. On November 2nd, support Jason Lavigne for Reeve. Together, let’s Build Bridges and build an even stronger Brazeau County.

350 steelworkers lost their jobs at Stelco in Hamilton

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They only let him live to be 17. 😭😭😭😭💔 He was told safe and effective. Givesendgo.com/GAWYX

So little Dear little troll behind your screen, So brave and loud, so rarely seen. You throw your insults, take your aim, Then hide behind a username. You think your words will make me fall, But I’ve survived much more than all. You bring your anger, I bring light, And somehow truth still wins the fight. You search my pages, watch my name, Pretending that you’re not obsessed with fame. You follow closely, comment too, Funny how much time you have to do. You call me names, you twist the truth, Then act surprised when I have proof. You thought your little mask would stay, But masks have a funny way of slipping away. So thank you, troll, for stopping by, For giving me another reason to fly. Keep typing anger, keep playing your role, You’re only exposing what lives in your soul. I’ll keep speaking, you keep pretending, I’ll keep rising, you keep descending. And when the whole performance is through, The funniest part will still be you.

Last day of 24/7 lockdown. It’s going to be a beauty of a day. Have a wonderful day everyone. God is good!

Shawn Buckley Testifies at HES Committe on Bill C-224 x.com/i/broadcasts/1vKpPNRMk…

Can anyone explain why Brazil needs money from Canada?

🚨 Back at the Calgary Courthouse again tomorrow! 🚨 Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2026, at 8:00 AM. People's Party Leader Maxime Bernier will be there to show support for Pastor Derek Reimer's legal battle regarding drag queen storytime events in our libraries.

Just moments ago, a retired RCMP officer donated $50,000 to Det. Helen Grus. God bless.

This Is The Hill ! We stand with you!

House Arrest Countdown - 2 days left of being locked down 24/7 for peacefully protesting lockdowns. We’ll miss feigning shock and horror watching non-Canadians, violent criminals, sexual assaulters, drug dealers, human traffickers, and repeat offenders serving less (or no) time than a couple of western Canadians have for “mischief”. @ChrisBarber1975 @18houseHouse

Grieving parents. Standing together. ♥️💪😢

Sean will never be forgotten. I’ll always stand beside this family and keep their memories close to my heart. ❤️💔 I love this family so much. ❤️ Dan is not only an incredible person, he’s one of my heroes. I know his pain because I carry that same kind of pain in my own heart. There are some losses that change you forever, and no words can ever really explain what it’s like to live with that loss every single day.

A video Angie made almost 5 years ago. I still can't watch it. NO, it hasn't got easier. NO, I haven't learned to live with it. It wasn't suicide. It wasn't disease. It wasn't a car accident. It wasn't an overdose. My only son was murdered. UNLIMITED HATE. 😡😡😡😭

ALBERTA’S REFERENDUM QUESTIONS 1-9 BREAKDOWN. 1. IMMIGRATION - WHO CONTROLS IT? The question asks whether Alberta should take increased control over immigration, with the stated purposes of bringing immigration down to more sustainable levels, prioritizing economic migration and giving Albertans first priority for new employment opportunities. 🔹 Should Alberta have more control over who comes here, how many people come here and who gets priority for jobs? 2. WHO SHOULD QUALIFY FOR PROVINCIAL PROGRAMS? This asks whether Alberta should introduce a law limiting eligibility for provincially funded programs - including health care, education and social services - to Canadian citizens, permanent residents and people with Alberta-approved immigration status. 🔹 Should access to taxpayer-funded provincial programs depend on a person’s citizenship or immigration status? 3. A 12-MONTH WAIT FOR SOME SOCIAL SUPPORT? Assuming Canadian citizens and permanent residents continue to qualify as they do now, the question asks whether people with non-permanent legal immigration status should have to live in Alberta for at least 12 months before qualifying for provincially funded social-support programs. 🔹Should someone who is legally in Alberta temporarily have to establish 12 months of Alberta residency before accessing provincial social-support programs? 4. SHOULD SOME TEMPORARY RESIDENTS PAY FOR HEALTH CARE & EDUCATION? Again, the question specifically says Canadian citizens and permanent residents would continue to qualify as they do now. 🔹 It asks whether Alberta should charge a reasonable fee or premium to people with non-permanent immigration status for their own and their family’s use of Alberta’s health-care and education systems. Should some people who are temporarily living in Alberta pay an additional amount toward the provincial health and education systems they use? 5. SHOULD YOU HAVE TO PROVE YOU’RE CANADIAN TO VOTE? This asks whether Alberta should require people to provide proof of Canadian citizenship - such as a passport, birth certificate or citizenship card - when voting in a provincial election. 🔹Should proving Canadian citizenship become a requirement for voting in Alberta elections? 6. WHO SHOULD CHOOSE PROVINCIAL COURT JUDGES? This question proposes that Alberta work with other willing provinces to amend the Canadian Constitution so that provincial governments - rather than the federal government - select justices appointed to provincial King’s Bench and Appeal courts. 🔹 Should Alberta and other provinces have the constitutional power to choose these provincial judges instead of Ottawa? 7. SHOULD CANADA ABOLISH THE SENATE? This asks whether Alberta should work with other willing provinces to amend the Constitution to abolish the unelected federal Senate. 🔹 Should Canada get rid of the Senate altogether? 8. SHOULD ALBERTA BE ABLE TO OPT OUT OF FEDERAL PROGRAMS AND KEEP THE MONEY? It asks whether provinces should be able to opt out of federal programs that intrude on provincial jurisdiction - including areas such as health care, education and social services - without losing the associated federal funding, which could then be used in provincial social programs. 🔹 If Ottawa creates or funds a program in an area Alberta considers provincial jurisdiction, should Alberta be able to say “no thanks” and still receive the federal money associated with it? 9. SHOULD PROVINCIAL LAWS TAKE PRIORITY OVER CONFLICTING FEDERAL LAWS? This asks whether Alberta should work with other willing provinces to amend the Constitution to better protect provincial rights from federal interference by giving a province’s laws priority over conflicting federal laws in areas of provincial or shared constitutional jurisdiction. 🔹 When Alberta and Ottawa pass conflicting laws in areas of provincial or shared jurisdiction, should Alberta’s law take priority?