Entrepreneur : Télécoms, médias & divertissements numériques (Telecoms, Digital media & entertainment) | Ex- Telus & Clearnet | Québec (Canada). ⚜️
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Vedette de «Broue», «Lance et compte», «La petite vie» et «Les Boys»: le comédien Marc Messier est décédé tvanouvelles.ca/2026/07/07/v…
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Bondi showed how quickly Australians are blamed instead of told the truth.
Share this. Share your voice Australia
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Vu qu'elle ne peut frapper sur Gamil (Marc Lépine) pour son crime, elle veut faire payer l'ensemble des "Légal gun owner" pour se venger.
Quand l'expression: "La vengeance est un plat qui se mange froid", prend tout son sens ... ça lui a pris 35 (presque 36) ans.
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Selon le raisonnement de la Secrétaire d'État Nath Provost du @parti_liberal :
Si elle avait été blessée par un "troublé" au volant d'un F-150, elle voudrait bannir tous les F-150 de la rue...
#jenesuispasmarclépine
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WATCH: Mark Carney is the only political leader hiding his private investments, and possible conflicts of interest, from the Canadian public says @RobertFife of The Globe and Mail. "We don't know what's in the 'blind trust...' I think that is a failure of leadership." #cdnpoli
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My thoughts on the Carney rally. I had to leave early, it was totally nauseating.
Flying to Austin early tomorrow.
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Top London paper writes about how Carney plagiarized his way through university. He takes credit for things he never did while dodging responsibility for things he did do.
You can’t believe a word he says.
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The Lost Liberal Decade has left us overly dependent on the Americans and vulnerable to Donald Trump.
It's time to build a Canadian economic fortress that will allow us to be stronger, self-reliant, sovereign, and stand on our own two feet and stand up to Trump.
Canada First, for a change: conservative.ca/cpc/canada-f…
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Mark Carney has one specific job to do.... to finish what Trudeau started, which is to implement the WEF agenda.
Klaus Schwab, the evil mastermind behind the World Economic Forum, envisions a Canada stripped of its soul, a hollowed-out husk of a nation where sovereignty is surrendered to HIS insidious globalist agenda.
With a sinister grin, he boasted of infiltrating the Canadian government, his grip on the Liberal Cabinet, puppeteering Justin Trudeau to enact his dystopian vision.
In his future, Canadians own nothing, their freedoms dissolved into a web of stakeholder capitalism and technocratic control, all while he cackles that they’ll be “happy” in their chains.
They want a post-national wasteland where identity, prosperity, and liberty are sacrificed on the altar of his Great Reset, and Canada is an easy target because we don't have a strong core identity.
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Only one of these people is a threat to Canada, and it's not Donald Trump.
Donald doesn't want to do business with Canada because of bad policies implemented by the Liberals over the last decade.
Donald Trump is a wakeup call to Canadians. We need to do something different.
Electing Mark Carney will only make thing worse for us. Mark believes we need to "re-imagine" our economy. Read his book. His head is full of silly ideas that have be tried and failed around the world in the last decades.
Carney, like Trudeau before him, is ideologically opposite of Trump and the Americans, and that's why our relationship is strained.
We're not Europeans folks. We're more like Americans than anything else. We share a border, a culture, a language and more. Don't let Carney ruin our friendship with the U.S.A.
Don't get mad at Trump, he's just a symptom of what's wrong with failed Liberal policies.
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Yesterday, I gave another dull speech that will put you to sleep.
But I also kept turning my head toward the woman next to me, looking for approval.
I am not a natural leader.
I'm an uninspiring banking nerd.
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Below is a letter I sent to Prime Minister Mark Carney last week just before the federal election was called. Over the past 8 years Canadians have witnessed an ideologically-driven, performative, and ineffective policy and legislative agenda in regards to firearms in Canada. 1/3
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The data is out - my Liberal Government is responsible for the worst GDP per capita growth over the last 10 years.
But don't worry, we have a shiny new leader!
I really hope Canadians are gullible enough to vote liberal again, and ignore the last decade of devastation.
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Mark Carney a abandonné la région de Québec et pire, il a nommé Steven Guilbeault comme lieutenant politique pour le Québec. J’en discute avec l’équipe de @salutbonjour
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A 23-year-old man, Matthew Maggart, was shot and killed after mistakenly entering the wrong apartment in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
📽️: youtu.be/_V3KjLpdv0s
According to police, the resident inside heard someone kicking in their door, called 911, and ultimately shot the intruder when he got inside.
Maggart was reportedly impaired at the time, but does that change the reality of what happened? When someone is breaking into your home at 1 a.m., you don’t have the luxury of assuming it’s a mistake
You have the right to defend yourself—and in Castle Doctrine states, the law is on your side. But even when you do everything right, that doesn’t mean you won’t face legal consequences afterward.
This story hits close to home because I’ve been in this exact situation—someone trying to force their way into my house in the middle of the night.
And while I was armed and ready to defend myself, police arrived just in time. But what if they hadn’t?
This is why self-defense is more than just owning a gun—it’s about understanding the legal fight that comes after.
If you’re a gun owner, you need to be prepared for that reality.
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Even if you don't go with USCCA, go with something because you don't want to have to face the legal system alone.
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Let me know your thoughts—was this shooting justified? What would you do in this situation?
Maxim Chartrand retweeted
This is theatre. Sec. 166 of the Act directs Cabinet to issue an Order in Council to change the carbon tax. BUT Orders in Council are signed by the Governor General, not the Prime Minister. Is Carney trying to mimic President Trump singing an Executive Order?
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Justin Trudeau a plombé les finances publiques, accéléré la centralisation fédérale, versé dans un wokisme délirant et un multiculturalisme autodestructeur, poussé plus loin que jamais l'immigration massive qui déstructure l'ensemble de nos services sociaux, en plus de noyer démographiquement le Québec. Je ne vois pas pourquoi, au moment où il se retire de la vie politique, je devrais faire semblant que ce n'est plus vrai, et saluer son «engagement». Son passage au pouvoir aura été catastrophique. Point final. La vérité a quand même ses droits.
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A recent review article in Health Policy Open claims that Australian and Canadian firearms legislation is associated with reductions in homicide and suicide by firearms. Unfortunately this is false, my peer reviewed response:
authors.elsevier.com/sd/arti…