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Aaron Wudrick 🇨🇦 retweeted
Government responsible for wasteful spending, poor economic growth and increasing BC's deficit says they didn't mean it like that and would takesies backsies if re-elected. #bcpoli
« Vive Mao! » : 50 ans après sa mort, le père de la Chine populaire inspire encore rc.ca/TVPF51
Aaron Wudrick 🇨🇦 retweeted
Canadians are being told that under Prime Minister Carney things are incredible
Aaron Wudrick 🇨🇦 retweeted
Look it's not like Carney ever said he cared about climate change. Except in a whole book.
Aaron Wudrick 🇨🇦 retweeted
My heart is with the Canadians who have died fighting these devastating wildfires, been forced from their homes, and with the brave firefighters still risking their lives to protect our communities. All of them. Canadian and American.
Canadians should always look for ways to better prevent and fight these fires. We owe that to every family living under evacuation orders.
President Trump is wrong to suggest this is somehow a uniquely Canadian problem. The United States is battling hundreds of wildfires as well.
Canada has repeatedly sent firefighters, aircraft and other resources to help Americans fight their fires. This week, the Royal Canadian Air Force rescued 11 Minnesota teenagers and four staff trapped by wildfires in northern Ontario.
When disaster strikes, Canadians don’t point fingers. We help our neighbours. We act professionally and decisively. That’s what friends and allies do.
ctvnews.ca/vancouver/article…
Aaron Wudrick 🇨🇦 retweeted
Leverage isn’t found at the negotiating table.
It is built at home before negotiations begin.
Aaron Wudrick 🇨🇦 retweeted
The Liberals have built an economy and business environment that puts the government at the centre of everything. Only projects that have the PMOs blessing can proceed and they will all require taxpayer subsidies get completed.
Aaron Wudrick 🇨🇦 retweeted
Yesterday we celebrated @ihctodd, our outgoing Chief of Staff, as he retires after more than 50 years of dedicated frontline service to the Conservative movement in Canada — including four years serving as Chief of Staff to @PierrePoilievre.
For over five decades, Ian has been a pillar of integrity, wisdom, and quiet strength. He has stood up for everyday Canadians, advancing economic growth, good jobs, freer markets, and safer streets. As Chief of Staff, he has been the steady hand guiding our team with professionalism and calm leadership.
While stepping away from this role, his commitment to our movement and to Pierre Poilievre’s leadership remains as strong as ever.
Ian, thank you for pouring your heart into this work for half a century. Your retirement is richly deserved. We will miss your guidance every day, but your legacy will continue to inspire us.
Wishing you health, joy, and a wonderful new adventure ahead.
Aaron Wudrick 🇨🇦 retweeted
Between a new round of helicopter money, a subsidies-first AI strategy, $600M in more cultural subsidies, and media reports that the government is delaying regulatory reform this week alone, Carneynomics is proving to look a lot like Trudeaunomics.
Liberals’ grocery top-up payments start today theglobeandmail.com/business…
Aaron Wudrick 🇨🇦 retweeted
THE CUP IS COMING HOME. 🏆
2026 MEMORIAL CUP CHAMPIONS. YOUR KITCHENER RANGERS.
#BattleBuilt | #MemorialCup
Fun fact: @OHLRangers have been in the Memorial Cup tournament 7 times, and all 7 times they've made it to the final.
Aaron Wudrick 🇨🇦 retweeted
Deeper integration, but also, more reliance is a weakness. That said, we need a new security and economic partnership, yet, we need to look to middle powers and China for the new world order. Keeping in mind, the United States is our most important ally, at the same time, they're a hegemonic power who doesn't share our values. Albeit, we have the best trade deal already, however, Trump will ignore any deal so getting one doesn't matter so much.
I do hope that clarifies things. #cdnpoli
PM Carney: "As the US changes dramatically its policies, and that's the right of the US, many of our former strengths have become our vulnerabilities ... Canada, like Mexico, remains open to deeper integration in selected sectors. And to be clear, those offers are on the table. But if that route is not ultimately possible, we will invest heavily in new markets and products."
Aaron Wudrick 🇨🇦 retweeted
Was there a federal role in this deal? If not, shouldn't we celebrate that two private companies can make a deal without the need for any government involvement?
By inserting itself in announcements it feeds a narrative that the feds must be involved in every major transaction in the economy.
That is not a healthy economy.
PM Carney announces multibillion deal between Airbus and AirAsia bnnbloomberg.ca/business/com…
Aaron Wudrick 🇨🇦 retweeted
Kelly, I could not be more proud of you.
Going from sleeping on a park bench to sitting in Parliament, from homeless to the House, is a journey that inspires everyone to overcome.
You’ve been a professor, project manager, and parliamentarian.
Scars are the trophies of our survival, and triumph over adversity is a superpower. Nothing can stop you now.
Aaron Wudrick 🇨🇦 retweeted
This is an outrageous misrepresentation of how parliamentary committees are formed.
Committees should be constructed to reflect the composition of the House of Commons as determined by Canadians. The voters spoke in the last election and gave the Liberals a minority.
Canada is still a democracy.
We have never seen a government transform a minority into a majority via enticing opposition members to cross the floor. MacKinnon's "long-standing principle" is one day old, invented post-hoc to justify the Liberals' power grab.
I have never seen a government do more damage to our parliamentary institutions than this one.
#cdnpoli #cdnpolitics