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This is INFURIATING! 🤬
Nigerians are crossing into Canada illegally despite having status in the US.
The border patrol officer warned them that if their refugee claim was denied, they would be returned to Nigeria.
They REFUSED to claim asylum in the US as she suggested because they get better perks here, at OUR expense.
Why is this allowed?
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This man jokingly told the deer to stop jay walking and to use the cross walk….
The deer turned around and used the cross walk 🤣
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CARNEY’S HEAT PUMP CONFLICT
Carney PERSONALLY announced $2 BILLION tax dollars to subsidize heat pump installations.
Carney is CONVENIENTLY invested in the BIGGEST heat pump companies in Canada.
He is MAKING public policy to LINE HIS POCKETS.
That is called CORRUPTION.
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#BREAKING: Brookfield's profits in the third quarter of 2026 shot up to $1.31 BILLION, a nearly 500% increase from the $219 million in profits record in Q2.
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Brookfield just posted a $1.3 billion profit in Q3, about 6 times last year's $219 million.
Nothing to see here.
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A pack of wolves walking through a forest in British Columbia, captured by a trail camera
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So two people threatened me today and now in person more disagree.
I do not care. Ukraine is run by Nazis, EU is insane, and Canada wastes all our tax dollars on this bullshit.
Russia is conservative and has values I agree with.
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I’ve spent 28 million dollars over the last nine years suing the United States government to find out what science actually backs the claim that vaccines are safe and effective. Here’s what I can tell you for certain. There has never been a safety trial using a saline placebo injection- one group vaccinated, one group given saline- for any vaccine we give our children. Not one.
So when someone says there’s a mountain of evidence, that autism has already been studied and debunked, that statement is categorically false. The small amount of research that exists was conducted by the pharmaceutical industry itself, nobody independent.
The same companies standing to make billions of dollars are the ones who produced the only data we have.
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Locations for Monday’s Tip-A-Griffin at Peppino’s have dropped ‼️🍕
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Ottawa lost AGAIN and nobody in the media is talking about it.
Alberta took the pipeline law back to court and won 4-1. Now Ottawa says they won't even appeal.
So let me get this straight... Alberta has to sue Ottawa TWICE just to build stuff in our own province?
How much of YOUR tax dollars got wasted on this fight? Drop where you're from below
#Alberta #Canada #Pipelines
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Canada has a very short memory.
Justin Trudeau was removed from the liberal party over two things.
-irresponsible immigration policies
-massive out of control deficit and debt
Mark Carney has beat Trudeau in both categories.
My question is....
Will Canadians allow Carney to do exactly what they fired Trudeau for, or will they say enough is enough and give him the boot?
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Alberta wins again.
C-69 (the ‘no new pipelines’ law) was found unconstitutional by Alberta’s Court of Appeal yet again and the Federal Government has agreed NOT to appeal the decision.
This will necessitate a major overhaul to the legislation that will result in the elimination of all federal interference in intra-provincial infrastructure projects.
We will continue to stand up for Alberta’s provincial rights at every turn. And we will keep winning those battles.
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🚨 Commissie in paniek als ik de feiten over de islam en vrouwenrechten benoem.
De voorzitter grijpt in en wil me de mond snoeren.
De islam is een totalitaire ideologie en vormt een gevaar voor onze samenleving. Ik heb het recht, en de verplichting, dit te benoemen.
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My wealthy uncle bought a massive private estate in New Jersey and got hit with an $80,000-a-year property tax bill.
Most people would just complain and pay it.
Instead, he fenced off a tiny corner of the property, brought in 8 goats, planted five cheap pine trees, and started selling bundles of firewood out of the back of a pickup truck.
When the town tax collector showed up for his annual inspection, his jaw dropped. Right next to luxury manicured lawns, a guy was stacking hay and selling logs.
The collector turned bright red and yelled that you can't classify a multimillion-dollar luxury estate as a working farm just by parking a few goats near the fence.
Except when they pulled up the state tax code, the county couldn't do a single thing about it.
Under New Jersey's Farmland Assessment Act, any property over 5 contiguous acres that generates at least $500 to $1,000 a year selling wood, hay, or livestock qualifies for agricultural tax rates.
By keeping 8 goats and selling a few hundred dollars worth of firewood, his $80,000 property tax bill legally dropped to $600 a year.
Rich people don't work harder to dodge taxes….. they just read the exact loopholes written into the law while the rest of us get crushed by standard rates.
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Imagine the uproar if this job posting read “WHITE PIZZA COOK REQUIRED.”
This is my hometown. A small farming community of approximately 3,500 people in southern Manitoba. I know this community and its demographics, even as they continue to change.
Would this job posting be acceptable if it specified white instead of Indian?
If we can’t apply the same standards to everyone, then we have no standards at all.
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Calgary’s proposed 2027–2030 budget is now public, and the numbers are concerning.
By 2030, the average Calgary homeowner could be paying roughly $2,400 MORE per year in property taxes, water, wastewater, stormwater and waste collection fees compared to 2026.
That’s another $200 a month.
I’ve heard from many Ward 11 residents who are already struggling with the cost of living. For seniors and pensioners on fixed incomes, increases like this are especially difficult to absorb.
I’m working hard to find savings and make sure we’re putting our money where it matters most. We need to properly fund our roads, water infrastructure, police, fire and transit before taking on other spending.
Core Services, First.
Nothing is final yet. Council begins budget deliberations November 23, and I want to hear what you think.
Take a look at the budget and consider registering to speak at our public hearing.
Calgary.ca/budget
