He/Him I watch a lot of tv/read a lot of Internet. Gym in between. Write irregularly on Medium https://teapaw.org/t.co/2Y1gf80N6E
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Kevjo retweeted
Christmas came early for CEOs thanks to this Liberal government.
Hundreds of billions of dollars in corporate handouts, excessive military spending and oil pipelines the private sector won't touch, but not one extra dime for pharma care, dental care or child care. (1/2)
Kevjo retweeted
Who asked for this?
Nobody fucking asked for this except for real estate developers.
Shows you who Carney thinks his actual constituents are.
Ottawa relaxes rules on foreign buyers, but affordability challenges still remain ctvnews.ca/canada/article/ot…
Kevjo retweeted
Deeply disappointing. We worked very hard to pass the Jane Goodall Act and end the captivity of elephants and great apes for entertainment in Canada.
The fight for animal protection must continue.
cbc.ca/news/canada/jane-good…
Kevjo retweeted
Avi Lewis Favourability Polling:
🟢 Favourable: 34%
🔴 Unfavourable: 29%
⚪️ Net: +5%
Liaison / Nov 7, 2026
Kevjo retweeted
Carneys Canada
All while firing 40k public servants
Enjoy!
Federal government spent $19 billion on external consultants last year ctvnews.ca/politics/article/…
Kevjo retweeted
I’m fucking sick of Doug Ford changing laws to cover up his corruption and cruelty. Time for him to go.
Un tribunal a jugé que le gouvernement avait agi de manière illégale en refusant à Alex Shved, un patient atteint d’un cancer, un traitement susceptible de lui sauver la vie.
Au lieu de se conformer à la décision du tribunal et d’épargner la vie d’Alex, Doug Ford et Sylvia Jones ont modifié la loi. Cela exige des explications.
#onpoli
Kevjo retweeted
Carney hands CRA building security contract to US company after Commissionaires, a non-profit association of Canadian vets, bids $80,000 more on the $12M contract
Knowing the price of everything and the value of nothing …
ctvnews.ca/politics/article/…
Kevjo retweeted
Privatizing hydro and removing local voices on hydro boards is likely about paving the way for data centres.
Watch for water to come next.
Call your MPP to stop this!
#onpoli
New Ontario law a ‘stealth privatization’ of Toronto Hydro, other local power utilities, critics warn thestar.com/news/gta/new-ont…
Kevjo retweeted
they gotta add an accessibility setting to swipe down on the Touch ID sensor to bring down Notification Center on the Duo
Where does @MarkJCarney think all these workers he keeps cutting to find work? The private sector job search is already abysmal enough and the cost of living grows further unsustainable. But sure, give more money for oil and military
Massive cuts at Parks Canada.
Meanwhile, surviving staff will have to deal with big demand since Carney renewed the pass to make these Parks free!!
Such a classic CEO-style move to think workers will just ~figure it out~ as you actively make their job WAY harder to save a buck
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Kevjo retweeted
The finance minister decided to interrupt my interview, so I challenged him on his billionaire’s budget.
We won't make life affordable by giving more handouts to the 1%. It's time to tax the rich so we can all share in the wealth of this country. Add your name: ndp.ca/take-action/wealth-ta…
Kevjo retweeted
If you're a billionaire, this budget is Christmas come early.
Canadians are struggling with the cost of everything — groceries, rent, medication, and everything in between. But this budget only makes it easier for the same corporations fuelling the crisis to profit even more.
Kevjo retweeted
Avi Lewis: "Where is the mega-deduction for my grocery bill? Where is the mega-deduction on my cell phone bill, on my rent or mortgage? It's missing in action."
Kevjo retweeted
Today’s budget is Christmas come early for CEOs, foreign investors and arms dealers. It talks a lot about affordability but does little to actually lower your costs.
The single biggest item in the budget is a “mega deduction” for corporations, with a price tag of $36 billion over 5 years. Fifty per cent more than all of the “affordability measures” combined. But where is the mega deduction to your grocery bill, or your rent?
The “Masters of our Destiny” in Budget 2026 is not you and your family, it’s members of the billionaire class that the Prime Minister invited to his Investment Summit.
