The 50,000 Flag Project, Tyee Spit, Campbell River,BC. A memorial for the 14,000 women and girls (purple and white flags) and 37000 men and boys (blue flags) who have died from toxic drug overdoses since 2016.
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Nobody will buy a steel company that can’t sell steel - except the Canadian government.
Stelco has been put on notice by Ottawa, giving their US parent company 5 days to halt a plan to layoff up to 500 workers or potentially force the company to sell their Canadian operations, something the United Steelworkers want if Stelco doesn't back off on layoffs #cdnpoli
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🔥*NEVER* LET HIM LIVE THIS DOWN.🔥 Just look around. AFFORDABILITY IS *NOT* THE BEST THAT IT'S BEEN IN OVER A DECADE. (He should be laughed out of office for this utterly ridiculous gaslit statement alone.)
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But let's completely ignore the Democrat Party affiliated operative running Carney's PMO... Canada is so unserious
The NDP wants a debate in Parliament about whether work by Republican party-affiliated operatives with Alberta separatists is foreign interference. thestar.com/politics/federal…
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Way to go @MarkJCarney you have chased away over $1 trillion in foreign and domestic investment from Canada. They are all moving to the US, you are doing one hell of a good job if your goal is to RUIN our country. You are a complete failure!
Just another day in Liberal land.
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The evidence is palpable. Everyone knows this. Many are in denial. Even more won’t accept the causation - errant policies by a federal government that gleefully imposed ideas that brought about this unhappy reality
Canada has been in a technical recession since late 2025/early 2026 and suffering a severe contraction in Real GDP per capita. The leadership is inept. We're Getting Poorer: GDP per Capita in Canada fraserinstitute.org/studies/…
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Who would ever want to buy this mess? And what a great message to potential foreign investors in Canada. We’ll force you to lose your business! While our high taxes & stupefying regulatory load makes operating in Canada virtually impossible! And we’re at “war” with the US! 😳
Stelco has been put on notice by Ottawa, giving their US parent company 5 days to halt a plan to layoff up to 500 workers or potentially force the company to sell their Canadian operations, something the United Steelworkers want if Stelco doesn't back off on layoffs #cdnpoli
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Doesn’t Eby do secret deals with first nations in British Columbia and give our land to them?
Eby reacts to BC Conservative leader Lorne Doerkson’s “secret letter” to insurance industry groups in which he wrote, “everything’s on the table, including opening auto insurance to private competition.” “I’m astonished how reckless, foolish, and shameful this secret deal is.”
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The liberals are nothing like what Canadians believe they are. The Carney liberals are the cause of all of Canada's problems, not Trump because Canada was in trouble long before Trump as elected.
🚨 THEY KNEW ALL ALONG 🚨 Lobbying records reveal hundreds of meetings between Liberal officials and auto and steel companies before layoffs, but acted surprised after they were announced. They promised to fight for Canadian jobs, but have only accomplished knocking them out.
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🤣🤣🤣GASLIGHTING ALERT!🤣🤣🤣 Did they SERIOUSLY post this as a real post? Like, this isn’t parody? Holy fuck the gaslighting is unreal!! 🤣🤣🤣
Canadians will always take care of each other. That's why our new Liberal government is focused on supporting workers, businesses, and communities, and building a stronger, more resilient economy.
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There are currently two Independence movements in Canada but the "News" writes about them in different ways. Quebec: Sovereigntists Alberta: Separatists Why the discrepancy?
#BREAKING: Quebec sovereigntist party will form next government, CTV News projects. Live results here: ctvnews.ca/montreal/article/…
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CHECK YOUR BANK ACCOUNT. NOTHING THERE? YOU STILL GET THE BILL Today Groceries & Essentials Benefit paid to millions of 🇨🇦 A working couple with 2 kids earning $74K combined get $0 They aren’t rich. MOST INSANE PART. This couple has to pay for it
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I think about tax, a lot. I do not mind paying for services I use, and some social programs, such as medical. I deeply resent governments who see the taxpayer as a piggy bank. And we have three levels of government operating like there is no end to our funds. Start to push back.
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Finally a print media that goes after Carney instead of bowing down to him..
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WILL THE ELBOWS UP FORGIVE MARK CARNEY The Liberals spent $7.8 Billion in 🇺🇸 contracts giving Donald Trump bags of Cash. Andrew Lawton DROPS A NUKE in Question period today More of this 🔥
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Well we have no idea what Carney is sharing with the Chinese so what the hell?
PSPP "will seek security clearance to have access to classified information about 'security for Quebec and anything that has to do with our relationship with our U.S. neighbour.'" Uh huh. How can we be sure he won't share it with the Americans? Mark Carney measures his election victory against PQ’s thestar.com/politics/federal…
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Dropped on the night of a Quebec election, Ottawa wants to turn defence buying into a Crown corporation so a Carney friend can spend faster with less Treasury Board and ministerial oversight That is not reform. It is less scrutiny on the biggest contracts in government.Crowns do not fix delay. Canada Post loses billions. The CBC burns public money for a shrinking audience. CPPIB’s costs exploded while missing a simple index. Arm’s-length status means higher pay, softer budgets, and weaker transparency—not speed The usual procurement failures stay: shifting requirements, regional politics, and governments that restart fighter and ship programs for decades. You just remove the checkpoints and hand discretion to a banker with past defence-industry ties and a salary near $700k Political interference does not vanish. Routine accountability does
"Canada plans to turn its new agency for speeding up purchases of military gear into a Crown corporation, three sources say – a transformation that will empower the organization and chief executive Doug Guzman with far more authority in terms of decision-making. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government created the Defence Investment Agency to streamline the procurement of military purchases worth $100-million or more. Last year, Ottawa committed to the biggest ramp-up of defence spending in more than 70 years in an effort to bolster self-reliance and meet rising targets agreed to by members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization."
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Good morning. Despite the majority of BC against a provincial election at this time, here we are. The ramifications of running this election, the cost, voter confusion is going to adversely affect the province. Is this the action if someone who cares about the people of BC?
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I get that a lot of Alberta separatists are cheering on Quebec, but it is not in my nature to make nice. Quebec is a basket case garbage economy and their nonsense drives much of what is wrong with this country and they are ingrates who should thank heaven there is a country to support their ridiculous unseriousness and incompetence.
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No shit. Only the elbows up cult members believe that lie.
"Canada’s lumber and steel industries are warning that expanding overseas sales cannot make up for losing access to the American market as tariffs threaten mills, jobs and manufacturing output. Industry representatives told the Senate national finance committee that Canada faces significant limits in shifting exports to other countries, Blacklock’s Reporter reported. Derek Nighbor, CEO of the Forest Products Association of Canada, said five Canadian mills have already closed this year. Canadian lumber and wood products sales to the United States total about $14 billion annually. “It’s not a matter of just putting sticks on a boat and sending them somewhere else,” Nighbor testified. “It’s not quite that easy.”
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Let's hope Carney's curse carries on to the Forever Canada referendum.
The Carney Curse is undefeated. CAQ from 92 to 0 seats. Stunning.
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