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Talking about what’s important to Canadians w/focus on 🇨🇦 politics. Skew left but have voted right in the past. Trying to bring back some perspective to 🇨🇦.
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Prime Minister Lester Pearson, December 31, 1966
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@DrJacobsRad
@mlnadler
Your decision. When we bought our car, fuel consumption was important, for both environmental and financial reasons. That took any and all “land yachts” out of the mix. You chose your land yacht knowing fully well how much it would cost to fill. In doing so lost the privilege of
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@VoiceOfFranky
I’ll post for others to read on your behalf Frank. Really unfortunate you had to go through that. It’s that exact reason I’m concerned about having Poilievre in power, in that it will enable those haters.
#cdnpoli
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@KatKanada_TM
I know someone who fell ill and passed away in the US, and it literally took their spouse years to pay back the thousands of dollars in medical bills. But the ✌🏻room service✌🏻…
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@ShannonStubbsMP
Based on this post, it seems Ontario needs to put more of a focus on geography in the school curriculum.
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@SeanFraserMP
More of this! I know it’s not your wheelhouse per se, but the Liberals need to do something similar regarding the carbon tax. How much the average Canadian pays, where does the money go and how it benefits all Canadians.
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@CollinRugg
Based on the video you provided, the protest today didn’t have protestors climbing walls to get into the Capitol building, they didn’t break any windows or wander the halls vandalising the building, nor did they beat a Capitol Police office with a flagstick. Oh, yeah. And nobody
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@PierrePoilievre
You’ll stop at nothing for the top spot will you? Your path to Sussex by conflating every scandal, real or imagined, to keep Canadians angry until the next election, is nothing more than a Trojan horse, masking your lack of accomplishments in 20 years of being in public office.
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@joe_warmington
@JustinTrudeau
@cafreeland
@s_guilbeault
I miss the days when people used to blame oil and gas companies for price gouging.
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@LivePDDave1
@elonmusk
It’s because they were on a performance stage reserved for entertainers only.
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@jamesbezan
Sewage is handled at a municipal level. Quite the oversight considering you’re an elected official. Or are you short on things to blame Trudeau for today?
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@stephen_taylor
@sunlorrie
Only problem is the CTV tweet he references while “schooling” the reporter actually was published more than 10 minutes AFTER his comments in the House of Commons. He may have been quoting “media reports”, but it wasn’t CTV.
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@SarahFischer__
All very valid questions Sarah, which by the way he didn’t answer. He could’ve still answered the questions and defended himself, but he chose to be arrogant and deflected.
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@dckurek
You were kicked out for not following the rules (to which you are fully aware of) in the House of Commons. If you don’t have rules and guidelines, chaos reigns. You have no reason to be proud of your actions today.
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@premierbhiggs
Do you want to get homes built quickly or not? Getting an extra level of government involved just complicates things and slows things down. You’re advocating becoming the very GATEKEEPERS that the Conservative Party so vehemently insists on getting rid of. Are you willing to make
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@AndrewScheer
You used Conservative party money for your kids’ private schooling, private security, an extra housekeeper, a minivan and clothes for your family a few years back, yet, here you are.
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@DavidJPba
He’s not getting out. He has to apply and be approved by the parole board before anything happens. If he gets out, then yell from the rooftops with the rest of us. But for now, your post is hollow and literally serves zero purpose.
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@brianlilley
So classy Brian. Really. It’s a free country. If you don’t want to wear a mask, fine. End of story. Just don’t chastise others who choose to. They have their reasons and you should respect that.
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@PierrePoilievre
Keeping people angry at Trudeau on X every day. Your Trojan horse to get into Sussex without actually accomplishing anything.
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@SarahFischer__
All that you’re looking for many already see. This world you seek, it’s already here. You’re counting on convincing Canadians that it’s gone, using it as your path to power.
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@PremierScottMoe
Scott - what you’re advocating for, we already have as parents. Any good parent is always involved in their children’s lives and know their challenges and struggles, and any good school will advise parents of any impending contentious subject matter that will be discussed at
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@SarahFischer__
Tell us how much the average Canadian pays in carbon taxes. Otherwise don’t hold everyone hostage just so you can get your way.
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@ABDanielleSmith
You still neglect to say that all the premiers putting on this show are Conservative, save one.
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@ABDanielleSmith
@s_guilbeault
Getting more plastic into the ecosystem isn’t the win you think it is, considering Alberta is one of the largest polluters in the country. Clearly you have no desire to regulate emissions as it would affect the bottom line. I mean, why deal with it now when you can pass the
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@brianlilley
@JustinTrudeau
Because we’re still 2 years out from an election and you guys are trying to push him out while the coals are hot. Two years is lots of time for Poilievre and the Conservatives (federal or provincial) to screw up.
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@fordnation
How many new (key word here) roads do we need? Fair to say we’ve traversed enough territory to get from Point A to Point B, so no new major roadways are needed, and rest assured current roads and highways will be maintained. Don’t be so indignant.
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@PremierScottMoe
You seriously seem to get immense enjoyment out of pitting Canadian against Canadian. Quite the legacy you’ll have there.
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@FreeAlbertaRob
Yeah, there should never be that much bias in the media. With Toronto Star teetering on the precipice at least the Canadian media landscape will be more balanced.
#perspective
#sarcasm
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@Emmanuel_Rach
@TheRealKeean
@sait
In all honesty, admit that you’re happy you didn’t get access, otherwise wouldn’t have anything to complain about today.
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@AreOhEssEyeEe
Banning chlorofluorocarbons found in aerosols did the trick. Hole went away. No need to talk about it any more. Science prevailed. —End scene—
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@BlakeRichardsMP
Quit misleading the public to serve your own political ends Blake.
The role of the Chaplain in public settings hasn’t changed. They are still there to provide comfort and support to all present in a public setting. The recent changes have been done in support of Section 2 of the
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She's not being censored by the government. And she's, at best, a columnist.
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@PremierScottMoe
What you’ve done is set a precedent for others to follow, chipping away at the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, all so you can save face in your vanity project.
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@brianlilley
@glennbeck
@JustinTrudeau
First Tucker, then this guy. Why do conservatives care so much about the opinions of American pundits who support Trump?
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@MPelletierCIO
Smith’s. And Kenney’s. And Notley’s. And Prentice’s. And Hancock’s. And Redford’s. And Stelmach’s. And Klein’s. Etc. Premiers (and mayors for that matter) are more responsible for what’s happening in their provinces than any federal leader.
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@brianlilley
You’re fighting this to the bitter end aren’t you? Asking others for opinions means you doubt yourself. Go to bed. You’ve said your piece. Tomorrow’s a new day.
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@JustinTrudeau
More of this Mr. Prime Minister! Do one explaining the carbon tax. How much it costs the avg Canadian, where the $$ goes, that the Conservatives don’t have an alternative revenue-generating plan for resources to fight climate change. Plus just to overall clear the air of all the
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@PremierScottMoe
Correction: Today, I joined with the CONSERVATIVE Premiers of ON, AB, NS and NB…
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@PierrePoilievre
Why hold a meeting only to shut it down? You’re reading more into this than there is, looking for another scandal to bolster your profile.
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@PremierScottMoe
Correction:
When people show you who they are, believe them.
The Conservatives have shown they will always side with extreme fiscal management much to the detriment of providing social programs necessary to help Canadians in difficult times, like CERB, family dental plans
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@PierrePoilievre
In Vancouver, the more homes that were built, the more they were snatched up by foreign investors or affluent locals to be resold at a profit. This created a vicious cycle that constantly kept driving prices up. No matter how many or how fast, the prices didn’t and won’t go down.
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@ABDanielleSmith
And you’re raising gas prices 4¢/L. How much extra will Kiestra farm pay now because of it? And then passing on the extra expense on to consumers no doubt. Hypocrite.
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@PierrePoilievre
Fear and division are all you have, Pierre.
Have you read your posts over the last couple years? Divide and fearmonger is all you do.
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@SarahFischer__
@CTVAtlantic
Why don’t you ever complain about the constant vitriol spouted by the
@nationalpost
every. Single. Day?
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@PierrePoilievre
Still nothing on the 2SLGBTQ protests today? It’s now 5pm in Ottawa and nothing from you or
@CPC_HQ
. Your lack of attention to this is an indication that you and the party are afraid of turning off a certain aspect of your supporters. And the fact you value their support more
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@mferreriptbokaw
Being devil’s advocate here, but isn’t all government spending done with taxpayers’ money? Isn’t that why we pay taxes? What you seem to be arguing about here is nothing more than semantics.
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@PremierScottMoe
When listening to parents concerns, are leaky school roofs a priority?
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@mferreriptbokaw
Speaking of gaslighting…
Pierre Poilievre said that children are begging Santa to bring them food, and then voted against a national school lunch program. Canada is the only G7 nation without such a program. Pierre will weaponize hungry children and then immediately refuse to feed them.
#canada
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@MelissaLantsman
Exactly how fast do you expect them to process the requests? They have to be expeditious but also be mindful not to cut corners and let someone into the country that may pose a safety risk. Guaranteed that if someone slipped in and something happened you’d be one of the first to
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@SarahFischer__
You’re not mentioning how the Bloc also asked for the meeting to end either. Not a single Conservative who has brought this up today has mentioned this. Why?
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@AndrewScheer
@MarkGerretsen
Not condoning what he did. It would be one thing if he continued the behaviour, but he hasn’t. And it’s the same 3 pictures, from the same 3 events. Over. And over. And over. And over again. Time to move on.
And Andrew: you’re better than this. Seriously.
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@PierrePoilievre
You DO realise you’re quoting a convicted felon pardoned by Trump. Hardly a reliable source.
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@PierrePoilievre
Let’s revisit this little gem shall we? Remember questioning if the government was getting value for its’ money giving it to help residential school survivors?
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@ABDanielleSmith
@sunlorrie
Hm, that isn’t a loaded question at all. Way to steer the answer to the result you want, either way.
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@rupasubramanya
You obviously have all the answers Rupa. Nothing, NOTHING the government does to try to solve the housing issue in this country seems to make you happy. Please indulge us with what you think should be done. If you have no answer, stop complaining.
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@theJagmeetSingh
Ummm… wait. What?
Poilievre's Conservatives introduced the motion to give private broadcasters a $120M annual gift, supported by the NDP. The Liberals opposed it.
Bell’s share was $40M. Bell repaid the gift by firing Canadian workers.
@PierrePoilievre
's reply? Dodge. Deny. Mislead.
#Cdnpoli
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@MelissaLMRogers
You need to update this. A little inaccurate. But thanks for trashing our country abroad.
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@SarahFischer__
Sarah, you will never say anything positive about Trudeau. Not because he hasn’t done anything positive, but because it’s literally your job to berate and degrade the opposition to advance the political ambitions of your boss.
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@rrockdurham
Wishing you all the best! Being nitpicky here but next time you do a post like this make sure people can clearly see your name on your sign behind you. Good luck!
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@AndrewScheer
Not feel the pain? Kind of like when you used party money for a minivan, clothes and tuition for your kids?
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Here it is. Different angle, different table configuration. Not even in the same city as the STF headquarters is. LOL. Weak Jeremy, weak.
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@AndrewScheer
Holding them hostage until you get what you want? Got it. Can we expect more of the same behaviour if the Conservatives get into power?
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@PierrePoilievre
Vancouver set the standard for ridiculously expensive housing long before Trudeau was elected.
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@PierrePoilievre
You’re quoting and accepting the endorsement of a convicted felon pardoned by Donald Trump? Wow. 😳
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@ryanjespersen
@JustinTrudeau
Hope he does more of these. Getting tired of only hearing Poilievre talk.
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@JesseBrown
Don’t forget the parts where he literally discussed a lot of Poilievre’s talking points.
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@merry123459
Don’t forget Stefanson standing “firm” about not paying to retrieve murdered indigenous women from a landfill.
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@6ixbuzztv
@MediaBezirgan
Have they ever been to or lived in North Korea so they can fairly compare?
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@TomLaRocque9
@VoiceOfFranky
Gonna have to disagree with you there my friend. I’m an ardent believer about viewing things from both angles; Yes can even on occasion get passionate about what I’m talking about, but I always try to keep it respectful here. When it comes to propagating hate I think you need to
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@mferreriptbokaw
You can’t wait for the democratic way we’ve been doing for 157 years and just vote him out next election?
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While
@PierrePoilievre
is off on the campaign trail at a $1700 per person event Prime Minister
@JustinTrudeau
is in the
#HoC
working.
This is PP's stunt so you'd think he'd actually show up to do his job instead of hobnobbing with elites in MTL.
#PierrePoilievreIsPathetic
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@ABDanielleSmith
You forgot to mention that they’re all Conservative premiers (except Nfld). Kind of an important detail.
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@Mike4Langford
BC has been doing the carbon tax since 2008, and nobody complained about it until Pierre Poilievre made it a wedge issue.
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@acoyne
Andrew, surely you and Mr. Lawton and your readers understand this. Carbon taxes don’t stop climate change. They do however, give us the tools we need to help deal with climate-related crises, while allowing us the resources required to create green initiatives to help make our
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@brianlilley
Next time there’s some kind of compromising photo of Trudeau, promise us you’ll invest the same amount of time you took to find this pic in finding a compromising pic of Poilievre.
#perspective
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@JCCFCanada
I get the distinct feeling that most commenters haven’t even read the Act. They’re only here because it’s another opportunity to slam PMJT.
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@echipiuk
In all honesty, people might be getting tired of your endless complaining and negativity. In most cases, what may appear as a conspiracy ends up having a much more rational explanation. I think this is one of those cases.
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@DanAlbas
@JustinTrudeau
But didn’t you and the Convservatives all play a role in him being appointed?
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@TheRealKeean
Nothing happens until the age of 18, and even then it’s only after going through a whole series of checks and balances before any procedure goes ahead. Educate yourself. You want to be taken seriously? Then stop with the highly charged partisan rhetoric that does more harm than
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@mferreriptbokaw
Still waiting for an answer Michelle. What does the average Canadian pay in carbon tax?
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