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The best thing Canada do right now is to BUILD.
> reduce taxes right away. Including on investment specifically targeting capital for entrepreneurship/start ups.
> stop giving away land for bogus claims.
> stop having conditions to having to line up First Nations pockets if industry wants to build. It's basically extortion.
> a pipeline shouldn't take 10 years to build. It should take 2. We need 2 pipelines to the West Coast started tomorrow. We need a pipeline from Western Canada to Eastern Canada that doesn't go through the US. We need substantial oil exports from the East Coast.
> approve all the LNG facilities waiting.
> start building electricity grid right away.
> not another penny for foreign aid and virtue signaling projects.
> bring tech led efficiency to the public sector. We need to see minimum 25% public sector bloat cut including in Provinces and municipalities. Local governments that can't get fiscally responsible shouldn't be getting anything from the federal government.
> all inter provincial trade barriers need to be immediately removed.
> projects should not be sitting around waiting for administrative procedures for months and years like we are in the stone age. Apply tech. It should take days.
> remove taxes that increase costs of energy. From transportation to electricity, energy should be dirt cheap in Canada.
> Canada should be creating value added manufacturing in our resource sector and open up up RFPs right away working with mining, critical minerals to created a full cycle supply chain within Canada.
The stupidest thing Canada can do right now is to print billions more to support billion dollar companies to keep employment with debt and our own dollar for dollar tariffs that will hurt Canadian even more.
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I’m extending a sincere and personal invitation to Scott Reid @_scottreid and Kory Teneycke
Scott, if you can’t make it. That’s ok.
I hear your son works for Mark Carney at the Prime Minister’s Office. That’s just a short walk. You can send him. I’m sure he’ll brief you and Carney at the same time. After all, it seems like you have an office there too.
Kory, you have my contact info. Anytime you want to reach out, I’m available.
You see …. Scott and Kory think that COVID-19 vaccine injured people don’t exist … even though the Liberals specifically set up a program for them called the Vaccine Injury Support Program.
So even Scott and Kory’s pals in the Liberal party acknowledged there are COVID-19 vaccine injured people … go figure … right?
But Scott and Kory mock and ridicule people who carry the burden of these injuries. They laugh at them. They tell them they don’t matter. They tell them to shut up. They tell them their voices must be silenced.
Not going to happen. They’ll be heard at the @AllisonInquiry , Scott and Kory.
Because unlike you, these people matter. Their voices matter. And their voices will be made loud and clear on September 8, 9, 10, 11.
On Parliament Hill
4 days of testimony.
Scott …… Kory ….. can I consider you RSVP’ed?
Or will you 🐔 out like @MarkGerretsen ?
AllisonInquiry.com
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In honor of Anthony Smith’s arrest and being an awful person, here’s Glover Teixeira beating him like he stole his lunch money
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One-Stop Mining Revolution + Prosperity for All • One-stop mining permit shop - no decision in 1 year = automatically APPROVED This unleashes BC's world-class mineral wealth.
The result? Lower taxes, world-class infrastructure, properly funded health care, mental health services and restored autism funding.
Prosperity is not an alternative to compassion. It is what makes compassion possible. 5/5
Join us - findlay4bc.ca
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Kerry-Lynne Findlay just announced the 'Western Alliance' - a bold 5-pillar plan to build what Ottawa never could for BC, Alberta and Saskatchewan.
"The West has built this country. Prosperity will be delivered. The Western Alliance is my commitment."
Here is exactly how we deliver it 1/5
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If you are Elliot or Milobar, you'd upping your psych meds right now!
There’s a move still left on the table that could change the entire BC Conservative leadership race overnight.
If Yuri Fulmer steps aside before ballots are lock in and throws his full support behind Kerry-Lynne Findlay, he doesn’t lose. He becomes the man who truly united the right.
He’s already said his goal is unity. This is how he proves it.
No split vote. No egos. No backdoor win. No candidate slipping up the middle.
One consolidated conservative front.
This doesn’t weaken Fulmer. It elevates him. It shows discipline, maturity, strategy, and commitment to something bigger than a single race.
And it sends a message to every serious conservative in BC that the time for fragmentation is over.
If the objective REALLY is to win, not just compete, this is the home-run move.
@Jordan_Keal @Dallas_Brodie @KerryLynneFindl @yuri_fulmer @wyatt_claypool @KEriksenV2 @Shuswapland @ShareawareCdn @Lexacker
#BCPoli #Conservative #LeadershipRace
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BC CONSERVATIVE LEADERSHIP RACE:
Candidate Kerry-Lynne Findlay’s campaign promises:
•Axe the tax on gas & diesel saving 44 cents/litre
• Axe the PST on food
•Axe the industrial carbon tax
Repeal the NDP expansion of PST on essentials
• Build a Hwy 99 bridge to replace Massey Tunnel
•Expand Hwy 1 from Abbotsford to Hope
•No MAID expansion
•Stop the extortion
•Defend property rights - repeal DRIPA
•End SOGI - get woke ideology out of our schools
•Stand up for law-abiding gun owners
•Bring down prices & get pay-cheques up
•Open mines, save saw mills, & build Canadian pipelines
•Protect our kids - put parents back in charge
•Repeal - Health Professions & Occupations Act (Bill 36)
•Repeal - Legal Professions Act 2024 (Bill 21)
•Repeal - ICBC's no-fault system & restore victims' rights.
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People who agree with Pierre for wanting to take a step back from the high speed rail being built aren’t opposed to or dislike high speed rail service. They are opposed to an endless ongoing money pit of studies, court cases, reports & never ending planning. If Canada was a normal place this project should have started & been built decades ago. It was first proposed in 1984. Billions have been spent on a project that hasn’t seen a square inch built.
The left of course have become emotional about it. They never even thought about this train until Pierre said what he said. They do this every single time for everything. Quit being emotional over things & think logically for a second. This project is and always will be an epic boondoggle.
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Carney: “We’re going to make so much money!”
Poilievre: “I’m asking you about human rights. Your company is investing in a genocide.”
Carney: * smirks* “I’m deeply concerned by the situation.”
PP saw through him in 2021.
Anyone else “deeply concerned” yet?
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Michael Ma is a vice-chair of the Canada-China Legislative Association.
He knows exactly what he’s doing.
His actions are totally outrageous.
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He lied that he brought up human rights with China.
He lied that he had been forceful with Trump.
He lied by not telling us we were attacked, lied to his defense minister by not telling him, and then forced his defense minister to lie to us.
Mark Carney is a liar.
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Easily one of the clearest explanations of inflation from a politician.
xitter.cf/iluminatibot/status/20…
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Fought for Canadian workers and Canadian interests on the world’s biggest podcast.
Thank you @joerogan for an amazing conversation.
Let’s get tariff-free trade.
Sign up to watch it first: conservative.ca/cpc/sign-her…
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Another BROOKFIELD deal, this time in the UK today as Mark Carney was also in the UK
Can’t make this up 👀
Brookfield acquired Finlight in 2025, and TODAY, Finlight merged with Atrato
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North American integration has underpinned Canada’s auto industry for over 60 years. Diversification is not an option.
The polices outlined in the Conservative auto plan recognize this reality and aim to make it more attractive to build cars in Canada.
ctvnews.ca/windsor/article/c…
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If Canada sees 800–1,200 long-haul food truck trips a day, a $110/tonne carbon tax means roughly $34M to $52M a year in carbon-tax costs on diesel alone.
And that doesn’t include higher fuel prices themselves, clean fuel costs, refrigeration, or backhauls.
At the start of the Ukraine war (2022), Canada’s carbon price was $40/tonne.
On April 1 2026, it reaches $110/tonne — more than double.
For a truck hauling food Toronto–Montreal weekly, that’s roughly $6,000 more per year vs 2018.
And that doesn’t include higher fuel prices themselves from global shocks like Ukraine or Iran.
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At the start of the Ukraine war (2022), Canada’s carbon price was $40/tonne.
On April 1 2026, it reaches $110/tonne — more than double.
For a truck hauling food Toronto–Montreal weekly, that’s roughly $6,000 more per year vs 2018.
And that doesn’t include higher fuel prices themselves from global shocks like Ukraine or Iran.





























