Wingin it in Alberta
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Craig Properzi retweeted
Trudeau told a Canadian veteran who lost a leg in Afghanistan that they were asking for more than Ottawa could give.
That was 2018. They were still in court with the people who served this country.
Last week Carney found $40.1 million, on the spot, for a new fund for Ukrainian veterans.
This announcement did not put a dollar on the Canadian side of that counter. Our department still has backlogs, clawback letters, and a homeless-veterans pot that got raided when the paperwork did not line up.
The FIRST obligation is the people who already bled in OUR uniform!
They told our veterans the money was not there. Then they found it when the cameras were pointed at a different flag.
Who does Ottawa answer to first?
#cdnpoli #CanadaFirst
Craig Properzi retweeted
At what point does this become theft from taxpayers?? Enough is enough. Not a single cent more!
Craig Properzi retweeted
HOW MUCH LONGERβ¦
β¦are Canadians going to sit backβ¦
β¦AND JUST ACCEPT THAT THE LIBERALS ARE LAUNDERING MONEY?
(This is just theft in plain sight.)
Craig Properzi retweeted
Why is the cost of living out of control? The cost of government is out of control.
Report from Fraser Institute.
Craig Properzi retweeted
Carney is sending 28 million dollars to South Africa and Rwanda for "gender-responsive Nature-based Solutions" to flooding. In plain language, money laundering.
Craig Properzi retweeted
BREAKING
Ontario ENDS Social Assistance for People Living in Canada Illegally.
Credit to Doug Ford - This is the first policy decision of his IN A LONG TIME I've liked.
Craig Properzi retweeted
An unelected senator, Raymonde GagnΓ©, and her entourage spent $900,000 on more than a dozen international trips in three years.
This is outrageous.
Unelected senators who represent no one but themselves should NOT be globetrotting on your dime.
Craig Properzi retweeted
Here is a chart showing economic growth since Mark Carney became Prime Minister in Q1 of 2025.
It is the worst.
Worse than Australia, the U.K., the G7, the EU, the U.S.
Worse than Mexico, which also shares a border and a trade dispute with the U.S.
Mark Carney promised to be first. He delivered the worst.
Craig Properzi retweeted
Why is Canada sending $125,000,000 in foreign aid to Brazil. Canada is in recession , Brazil is not in recession , and Canada is burning.
Craig Properzi retweeted
Instead of purchasing 550 state of the art Canadian made water bombers. Turning out every single fire in Canada indefinitely.
We send the money overseas never to see it again.
Craig Properzi retweeted
While Canadians can't find family doctors and our hospitals are overcrowded, Carney Liberals continue to burden the healthcare system with bad immigration policy.
Carney government restores health coverage it had cut for refugees #cdnpoli trib.al/9Gn7W4I
They were thinking of getting more than what is fair.
I have to admit when a very close family friend became a flight attendant with West Jet about 8 years ago, it was the first time I learned that cabin crew were only paid from wheels up to wheels down. No pay waiting around for late incoming aircraft, no pay for cabin prep, no pay for boarding, no pay for ground delays, no pay for de-boarding & clean up. It blew my mind that this was industry wide.
A couple of airlines in the US changed that as did AC after a strike of their own, so when the cabin crews at West Jet finally had an opportunity to change their status, it was a no brainer that West Jet would have to join the rest of the airlines & pay these folks for all their work, not just their work in the air.
That said, Iβm starting to hear that the pre-strike offer by West Jet included a very similar funding formula for ground work that ACβs cabin crew got but CUPE rejected the offer & so a strike/lockout was on.
Iβm also hearing that the tentative agreement is not really any different than the original offer as it relates to ground work pay, so what was the point of screwing over the airline & its passengers for a couple of days?
What was CUPE thinking?
Craig Properzi retweeted
π¨π¦ IRCC confirmed they cannot locate 2 million expired visa holders.
CBSA says they donβt have resources to find them.
Canadaβs immigration minister called it under control.
2 million people. Untracked. In a country of 40 million.
Thatβs not a resource problem.
Thatβs a system that was never designed to enforce its own rules.π
Craig Properzi retweeted
Iβm not sure if the average Canadian is smart enough to figure this out so let me break it down for you. Weβve been had. Again.
Craig Properzi retweeted
π¨ THE SHORT LIE π¨
Global traders built a US$12.5B bet against the loonie while Carney sold Canadians a story of growth. Now Brookfield filings reveal major Canadian-dollar hedges were already in place while he was chair.
Follow the money.
Craig Properzi retweeted
Why are we using the tax dollars of hard-working Canadians to bail out billionaire developers who built and priced condos that no one could afford?
Who lobbied for it? Who benefits?
And why did the Liberals shut down the parliamentary investigation?
Canadians deserve answers.
Craig Properzi retweeted
Canada Post bonuses show a complete lack of respect for taxpayers' money.
Canada Post lost about $1.6 billion. Canada Post took a $1 billion taxpayer bailout.
Canada Post executives and managers still showered themselves with $30.8 million in bonuses.
This is gross.
