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This reads like a brainstorming session.
Liberal reflexes towards Alberta pose just as much of a threat to national unity as literal separatists do.
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This ignores how afraid the group that votes the most is right now.
For much of 2025, Doug Ford looked untouchable. Now, our latest Abacus Data tracking for the Toronto Star finds the PCs and Liberals statistically tied among committed voters, while the desire for change in Ontario has climbed sharply. In my latest Star essay, I look at why the political mood has shifted and how the private jet controversy and FOI changes may have shaken Ford’s “one of us” brand. Read it here: thestar.com/opinion/contribu…
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I know it gets repeated to death but genuinely how are Democrats supposed to compete in an environment where every financial incentive is behind lying about them.
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I don't think CPC has fully realized how much of their narrative, and discourse has been hijacked by these groups.
So who is funding these foreign attacks on Canadian unity?
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Safe travels. 🇨🇦
One last message before the launch of Artemis II...
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"I engaged in intercourse with your spouse or significant other." Now, that's psychiatry! Huh? Huh?
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You don't have a right to attend the Oscars. You have the right to vote.
You have to show ID to attend the Oscars That’s … so Jim Crow
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Certainly not corrupt.
BREAKING: The Ford government is changing Ontario's Freedom Of Information act system, effectively gutting a tool journalists use to obtain documents related to government decision-making: - The Premier, Ministers and their offices will all be excluded from the FOI system. - This applies to all existing requests - Only civil servants can be FOI'd - The government is extending the response timeline from 30 calendar days to 45 business days. #onpoli
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Source March 31, 2026. 🤓
A new report from the CMHC has found that not only will housing construction DECLINE in 2026. It's expected to decline even more in 2027 and decline again in 2028 too. Carney's Build Canada Homes bureaucracy is already a FAILURE, and Pierre predicted that this would happen.
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A rare glimpse at how the sausage is made.
NEW: Liberal strategist @TheHerleBurly attacks Conservative MP @jamiljivani calling him "too unattractive physically to be successful in politics."
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Federal Elections won with the help of: Soudas: 3 Canada Proud: 0
Replying to @DimitrisSoudas
If you loved Harper so much, why did you betray him and join the Liberals? "Dimitri Soudas buys Liberal membership" cbc.ca/news/politics/dimitri…
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Such confusing communication here. This graphic doesn't say if the defeat is good or what it's for unless you read the small print. People have scrolled by already.
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I'm starting to think this movement is reliant on this belief.
SMITH: "Many of the people who are in [PM Carney's] caucus still hold on to the same views that they have for the last 10 years. That Alberta is a problem, our economic wealth is a problem, developing it is a problem, so keep it in the ground. And that is not going to happen."
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This would help the leadership review.
Everything the Liberals are doing right now suggests a Spring Election
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American milk is exactly the same as Canadian milk.
It's amazing what anti-American propaganda can do. American milk is exactly the same as Canadian milk, it just costs more because we put tariffs on it to protect a wealthy cartel of Quebec farmers. But I guess Carney's gambling the country is full of suckers like this guy.
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This doesn't surprise me at all. Though the possibility of the Federal NDP falling even further will change the game. 40% will be the new 32%
Further to my post the other day about Voter Segments (in Ontario) - here's an end-of-year look at what I was talking about. 👀👀👀 2 things stand out: 1. Roughly half of the electorate is "less partisan" compared to the other half which is "more partisan". The LPC dominates with the "less partisan" voter segments. ⚖️⚖️⚖️ 2. The LPC is drawing 24% of the "hard-conservative, right-wingers, high income" voter segment. This is mainly the over 65 crowd who make up this voter segment.🧓🧓🧓 One other thing that doesn't stand out - but I will point it out (because it's 🤔🤔🤔): 3. Doug Ford's PCs get more votes from the "hard-conservatives, right-wingers, high income" voter segment than Pierre Poilievre's CPC does. 🤷🤷🤷
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So what's that.... .10 cents a pound?
FACT: The carbon tax makes food more expensive for every Canadian family. Right here in Okotoks, Alberta the Kielstra farm pays over $180,000 in carbon taxes to produce the food that families need. Thank you to Member of Parliament, John Barlow, for highighting this.
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In a two party race. 40% is low.
His unpopularity is reaching new lows at 40% national approval in the polls edging out Carney for preferred Prime Minister more often than not.
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Somewhere, some conservative is staying silent because Ma's gift was great, and they don't want to have to burn it.
So this happened. I was Michael Ma’s Secret Santa. 🎅 I gave him an Amazon Fire Stick just hours before he crossed the floor. 🎄 Now I want my gift back, just like the people of Markham—Unionville want their votes back! 🗳️
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Little bit of money upfront, so it looks like action. The majority of it through applications so they can see where a funding announcement will help them more in the next election.
We're investing $210 million in proven road safety measures won't raise costs for drivers! Traffic-calming infrastructure like speed bumps & raised crosswalks, as well as high visibility signage & increased police enforcement will support school zones where municipal speed cameras were previously deployed. 🔗: news.ontario.ca/en/release/1…
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