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When you vote No to the Nine / Stay in Canada, you are rejecting the UCP, their separatist allies inside & outside their party, and the toxic politics of division. We can do so much better in Alberta.
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Both of these guys lied about their friendship with Jeffrey Epstein and less than a year later we learned that they both hung out on his island. It’s weird nobody talks about that anymore.
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🟥 "Canada is now the best-connected economy in the world." 🍁✅✅👌🏼
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Replying to @JaneotN @char_boa
Is there a link to order! This is great Xmas gift idea as well as good cottage game! Well done kids! 👏👏🇨🇦
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Vietnam is Canada’s largest trading partner in ASEAN.   This week we deepened those ties to open more doors for Canadian businesses in one of the fastest growing consumer markets in the world.    More exports. More customers. More opportunities for Canadian workers here at home.
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🚨 BREAKING: CNN reports that 75% of Americans say President Donald Trump should be impeached, prosecuted, and imprisoned.
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The question from @nytimes to PM @MarkJCarney : Does he take Trump's 51st state threats seriously, including the risk of military action? His answer: "I think you have a responsibility in these roles to look at EXTREME TAIL risk. That's just risk management. That's NOT a BASE case, but it would be irresponsible not to." The follow-up: What did that preparation involve? His answer: He declined to get into details. So the "war planning disclosed to the New York Times" amounts to one sentence confirming the government does risk management. Now, to anyone saying he shouldn't have brought it up: the Times brought it up. He answered a direct question. I mean, he could say... "I can't comment for national security reasons" reads as a YES to everyone listening. A flat "no" would have been a lie, since the Globe and Mail reported back in January that the Canadian Armed Forces had modelled this exact scenario (see my previous X post). So he gave the one true answer available: yes, we assess extreme tail risks, and the details stay out of the newspaper. Of course, a politician answering a direct question honestly and with substance. Scandalous, I know. Bonus: the article YOU linked has the Defence Minister explaining that analyzing risk scenarios is normal. It's right there in the headline. Next time, try comparing apples with apples. 🍎 Sources: NYT (Sept 23), CBC / Canadian Press, Globe and Mail, CTV
So it’s not a national security risk to disclose extremely hypothetical war planning to the New York Times. But it does pose a national security risk to disclose before Parliament a deal he walked away from? On behalf of millions of anxious Canadians for whom this isn’t a Liberal political game, we have many, many questions. ctvnews.ca/world/article/ana…
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Did you know: Alberta could have another hospital or two for the amount Brian Jean has cost the province of Alberta being sued over bad coal mine deals? Just a little Friday fact.
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Hey #Hamont you know where you need to be at 2 pm today to stop the corrupt Ford government! #FightFord All other locations in Ontario on The OShow piped.video/M9XQxCH4Txw?si=Kfu2…
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So, as the American trade negotiators said to Canada, anybody trading with China is embracing communism, Marxism. For those that were thinking of bringing manufacturing home to America? Think again.
BREAKING: The US and China have reached a trade deal to lower tariffs on $30 billion worth of "non-sensitive goods" after President Trump and President Xi met this week. This deal will likely lower prices on a variety of consumer goods, including small appliances, toys, holiday decorations, and kids' car seats. In return, China will cut tariffs on agricultural goods and seafood, wood products, cosmetics, and medical devices. China has also agreed to import 10 million metric tons of US coal in 2027 and 2028. Rare earths are still being discussed, the White House said.
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🤬 I just returned from #FightFord protest where I talked to a lot of angry people about hundreds of healthcare jobs lost this week, then on my street I saw two little girls on end of a driveway with a little can and they said they’re raising money for people in the hospitals. 🥹
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Just saw someone in the US refer to Canada US trade as a “Democrat Policy” Interesting history lesson: the architecture of Canada U.S. free trade wasn’t some Democratic project. 🇺🇸 Ronald Reagan signed the original Canada U.S. Free Trade Agreement with 🇨🇦 Brian Mulroney. 🇺🇸 George H.W. Bush signed NAFTA with Mulroney and 🇲🇽 Carlos Salinas. 🇺🇸 Donald Trump signed USMCA/CUSMA with 🇨🇦 Justin Trudeau and 🇲🇽 Enrique Peña Nieto. USTR described Trump’s agreement as maintaining the existing zero tariffs. Three generations of North American free trade, and every U.S. president who signed the foundational agreement was a Republican. You can argue the policy should change. But blaming the existence of integrated Canada U.S. trade on “Democrat policies” simply doesn’t match the history.
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A couple of Canadian kids created a Maga Monopoly game and called it "American Dictator." The cards include "Quiet Piggy" (only you can speak), and a redacted card (no one knows what it says). You can buy a Supreme Court Justice. They donate proceeds to local food banks. 🇨🇦❤️‍
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One of the moments that sticks in my mind was standing in front of the biggest developers in B.C. They wanted to hear me say two things: that we'd kill the speculation and vacancy tax and the foreign buyer tax. They didn't hear either. British Columbians come first. Always.
The only time I've seen a conservative stand up to a developer is to ask for a donation or a job. I'll stand up for British Columbians, every time. That's why today I pledged a higher speculation and vacancy tax and a new Unsold Condo Tax, so developers sell the finished homes they're sitting on and the revenue goes into building more affordable ones. Let's get people into homes they can afford, and build B.C. strong.
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I have to admit, I did not have Ana posting a video of Pierre grabbing his junk on my bingo card.
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The USA mentality towards MAID is absolutely ridiculous. Likely cause they don’t have the option. Most Canadians embrace the idea and find comfort in knowing they won’t need to die a horrible natural death if they become terminally ill or have an insufferable, incurable illness.
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Overall exports of US alcohol dropped 81%, Wine exports dropped 78%, Spirits dropped 63%, Bourbon itself dropped 85% Keep up the good work Canada !
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Canada struck a China deal involving canola and a cap of 49,000 Chinese EVs. Trump threatened Canada with 100% tariffs. Now his White House touts recommendations for tariff relief on $30 billion in U.S.–China goods each way, plus Chinese purchases of U.S. coal. Apparently China can trade with America. Canada needs a permission slip.
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