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A memory.
At the PM’s garden party in 1994, Jean Chretien served warm beer and white bread sandwiches. Guests grumbled. It was a message.
Budget that followed cut program spending an average of 20% and operating expenditures by 18.9%.
#cdnhistory #debt #deficit
@FPChampagne @FinanceCanada
.@OurCommons places order for 6,000 bottles of fine wine to “maintain expected standards of hospitality” in Parliamentary Dining Room.
Stocking of wine cellar came 4 days after #Budget2026 lamented plight of “hardworking Canadians struggling to get by.”
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@MarkJCarney @FPChampagne #cdnpoli
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Wild 24 hours for Mark Carney.
1) It was revealed that The Liberal government participated in the sale of Stellantis. They knew it was coming. They did nothing. They lied.
2) MC declares that USA is a greater security threat than China. Said something completely different in French.
3) QC Premier bypasses MC and reaches out to America to solve trade issues for QC.
4) Jane Deeks - MC’s Director of Communications announces her resignation.
5) Mark Carney departs Canada.
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Be Clear On This: The Canadian Federal Government Lost It's Fucking MIND On Temp Workers & Foreign Students 2022 - 2024
This chart spits facts
Don't be fooled, no matter what BS the Government peddles
Next year Canada's back in the Permanent Resident business
Expect Fuckery
Bry retweeted
Finally figured out how climate change works. I was so wrong!
You just pay politicians money, and then they save the world by fixing, solar flares, the clouds, lunar tides, the earth's orbital axis, the ozone layer.
I was so naive, all it took was paying politicians.
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I Wasn't Kidding About Canada Becoming RENTER Nation
Take a look at this Graph
Who owns these Rental Projects?Ultimately Big Corporations, REITs & Pension Plans will be the Owners
That's our future
Homeownership is dying in Canada & it's just fine with our Government
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Lana Payne tears a strip off Melanie Joly
Stellantis sold the idled Brampton plant to Roshel. Joly’s post says the sale doesn’t erase commitments, government is “finding solutions,” and she has “reached out” to convene a four-party meeting while urging everyone back to the bargaining table
Payne’s reply: the meeting was requested by Unifor, not organized by the minister; she doesn’t need bargaining advice from Joly; and the core issue remains Stellantis’s sale, which the union has opposed and which government previously called a potential contract breach. Conditions of the sale still need full explanation by all parties @Lanampayne @melaniejoly
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Feds order 6,000 bottles of wine to "maintain expected standards" in Parliamentary Dining Room days after @MarkJCarney budget lamented plight of "hardworking Canadians struggling to get by."
blacklocks.ca/feds-fill-up-t… #cdnpoli @OurCommons
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When Ottawa’s EV scheme fails spectacularly, we can count on Ontario to backstop bad policy by repurposing to equally inefficient/costly battery storage that further drives up hydro costs with obsessive “electrification” fantasies
Parker Gallant’s latest parkergallantenergyperspecti…
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Si quelqu’un arrive en France et dit : je vous déteste, je méprise votre culture, je ne veux pas respecter vos lois, nous lui dirons : la porte est grande ouverte. Et nous pourrions même vous obliger à la prendre.
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Immigration Minister Lena Metlege Diab just made the Rural Community Immigration Pilot permanent. 5,500 permanent resident spots in 2027, opening January 1.
The pitch? Jobs that "could not be filled locally."
Meanwhile youth unemployment sits at 13.7% and about 115,000 jobs vanished from August through October.
And "rural" means under 200,000 people. So Sudbury and Thunder Bay count. 🤦🏻♂️
Not ONE young Canadian up north could fill those jobs?? Ya.. Make that make sense!
"Masters of Our Destiny" says the podium. Whose destiny, eh? 🇨🇦
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Who gifted sculpture of Chief Justice Richard Wagner on display at Supreme Court?
“Reviewing the relevant information”
— Registrar @SCC_eng
“AG @SeanFraserMP and his office does not have any information”
— @JusticeCanadaEN
“No information to provide”
— @PSPC_SPAC
“No information”
— @PrivyCouncilCA
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@adamchamb #cdnpoli
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Replying to @ronmortgageguy
And it's only going to get worse.
What everyone should really be worried about is what will happen when everyone in Brampton who can afford to flees the collapsing city. This on top of the property value crash and crime is grim stuff.
Canada's Detroit anyone?
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For Sure This Will Fix Everything
Right....... RIGHT?
We have reached the point this is Comedy
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Old Age Pension cost this yr tops $92B, more than @FinanceCanada forecast, says Chief Actuary, with number of seniors growing 565,000 a yr in a country becoming as grey as Italy or Japan.
blacklocks.ca/old-age-securi… #cdnpoli @OSFICanada
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"I was a fool to believe the Liberals," @ElizabethMay says in last Commons speech as @CanadianGreens leader, expresses regret for voting confidence when Libs were minority gov't.
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MP @ElizabethMay in final address to Parliament as @CanadianGreens leader said she felt foolish for siding with Liberals when it counted in past confidence votes. “I was a fool,” she said.
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@liberal_party @CPC_HQ @NDP #cdnpoli
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CBC Kids News is teaching children about complaints that the red poppy focuses “too much on soldiers” and can be perceived as “glorifying war.”
Too much focus on soldiers. Around Remembrance Day. Let that sink in.
Then comes the colour guide:
White - Peace and remembrance of all war victims, including civilians.
Black - Contributions of Black, African, Caribbean and Pacific Island communities.
Purple - Animals harmed in war.
Rainbow - Discussed in connection with LGBTQ remembrance,.
The Legion disagrees with the criticism of the red poppy.
But why turn a shared symbol of sacrifice into another identity debate for children?
Those who served didn’t need matching identities to stand together.
We don’t need separate colours to remember them.


























