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Yesterday, I released The National Dream, a film about Confederation and the building of the Canadian Pacific Railway. Watch the film. Read how it was made. Discover the story behind Canada's founding.

RIP Sir Patrick Stewart. From Captain Picard to Professor X to Ebenezer Scrooge, he played characters that defined generations. A legendary actor who could do it all. He will be missed.

Canada shouldn’t exist. Yet stubborn people built a country for their children. Most of us never learned the real story. So I used AI to tell it. The National Dream is a film about Confederation, the railway, and the building of a nation. Watch now:

BC just made Canadian political history last night. Twice. Lorne Doerkson, interim leader of the BC Conservatives, won a majority government. First interim leader to ever win an election in Canadian history. And BC's first Conservative government in nearly 100 years. Common sense just crushed progressive ideology.

xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1NGaroZvr… A heartfelt tribute from Pierre Poilievre today to the four Canadian Armed Forces members who died in the CFB Wainwright fire. He struck the right tone, remembering Private Aidan Goulding, whom he had met earlier this year. A moving remembrance of the fallen and their sacrifice.

Early on October 13, 1812, Sir Isaac Brock rode hard toward a battle he would not survive. He was 43. This is the story of Queenston Heights and why it still matters.

Important vote tomorrow. I've always believed Albertans should decide their own future. But I also believe Alberta's future is best served within a united Canada. I believe in personal responsibility, economic opportunity, and fiscal discipline. Alberta's energy, workers, and entrepreneurs are vital to our prosperity. Ottawa should respect Alberta's industries and stop blocking its potential. A Mari Usque Ad Mare, from sea to sea, and True North, Strong and Free are more than slogans. They reflect Confederation's founding promise: partnership, respect for our differences, and a shared future. Canada isn't perfect, but it's worth preserving and improving. A strong Alberta within a united Canada. A future worth fighting for.

Canada keeps topping all the wrong lists. Habitat for Humanity surveyed 22 countries. Canada had the highest share of non-owners who’ve given up on owning a home: 56%. Buying a house here should be easier than this—Pierre’s right. The next generation deserves so much better

Hamilton was hit hard this week. Stelco is idling part of its operation, with up to 500 workers at risk. Steel jobs feed families. They support communities. Hamilton built its name on steel. Now U.S. tariffs are squeezing Canadian steel, while weaker demand adds even more pressure. That’s what a trade war looks like when it hits a real street in a real town. Steelworkers can’t pay the mortgage with a summit. We can’t control Washington, but we can make Canada strong enough to withstand shocks and compete for investment, jobs, and growth. That means practical measures that lower costs and help Canadian businesses keep people working: • Cut red tape. • Scrap costly regulations. • Lower costs for businesses. • Tear down interprovincial trade barriers. • Make Canada a place where businesses can build and create good-paying jobs. These steps won’t erase the pressure facing Stelco overnight. But they can make Canadian companies more resilient, attract investment, and give workers a better chance to keep their jobs. Canada has to be ready to compete—and ready to fight for every good-paying job.

They truly don't make them like they used to. Max Scherzer is a legend. That was one of the best performances of his I've ever seen in a Blue Jays uniform

Thank you, George. Here is his most important home run as a Toronto Blue Jay: the Game 7 blast in the 2025 ALCS that sent the Toronto Blue Jays to the World Series.

A new RBC report just dropped and the findings are shocking. 51% of parents are paying their adult kids' bills, avg $6,151/yr. 22% of seniors are skipping meals to save money. Nobody in this country can afford to just live anymore. Conservatives are fighting for a good deal for every generation. 🎥 @AndrewLawton

Canada is leading the pack on a growing youth jobs crisis, and it's not a blip; it's a sign of deeper structural rot in our economy. Rough time to be young and looking for your first job in this country.

I read this yesterday. It's horrifying. An 83-year-old grandmother. Euthanized. Her family says she never truly consented. No one should face this — least of all our elderly. This is the nightmare scenario on MAID: not just the risks of euthanasia itself, but what happens when the state fails the people it's supposed to protect. And here's the real kicker: we're only reading about this because of the British Daily Mail. Not the Globe and Mail. Not the Toronto Star. Not CBC. Why is a UK tabloid doing the job our own papers won't? That's not a footnote. That's the story.