RT @gtlem: Car­ney's Lib­er­als hit record-high 50% sup­port: Leger poll. A first for a gov­ern­ing party in 23 years c @Red_Toryism https…

RT @HelloStephano: Regarding the PM’s meals from someone who’s experienced them:

RT @FairplayDesigns: Pierre Poilievre is officially in a technical recession😂 🟥 LPC: 223 ( 54) 🟦 CPC: 84 (-60) ⚜️ BQ: 22 (-) 🟧 NDP: 12 ( 5)…

This is your daily reminder that Ana Poilievre’s criminal Uncle was deported after entering Canada illegally and later brought back by Ana Poilievre and MP Michael Cooper. Now you know why Pierre can’t get security clearance.

If you are under a certain age, let me assure you this apple pie was served at the surface temperature of the planet Mercury.

Canada is named the most loved country on Earth. 🍁 Base on the global 2026 RepCore Index: Canada took the #1 spot for international respect, admiration, and trust. Out of 100 nations, the world voted our culture, safety, and welcoming communities as the absolute standard. 🇨🇦

RT @putasinghonit: this ones for @AmandaHolden via @KathyBurke

RW Twitter's newest? Refusing to complete the census because you know... Total independent thought.

Here’s Pierre Poilievre with David Parker. leader of the Centurion Project that is responsible for the huge Alberta data breech. Wonder if any reporters will have the guts to ask him about this? It certainly affects the constituents of his riding, the one he never visits.

I don’t know, maybe if that hadn’t been his immediate reaction after the incident, it wouldn’t feel so suspicious. What makes it harder to ignore is seeing multiple influencers push nearly identical messages at the same time, and then being told it’s all organic. That kind of coordination naturally raises questions.

RT @HenriAGS: This guy has a compliance agreement with Elections Canada; got a whistleblower to eliminate a CPC leadership rival; was insta…

When journalists let a statement like this stand, that the PM owns this company, it’s less shocking that many voters believe things that are not true. And that Poilievre feels he continue with bs statements like this.

1/3 🧵 The data is correct. However, there is always a big "BUT" on @PierrePoilievre's posts. We should just give a little context for that $9.9 billion increase [1]. The Department of Finance report confirms that $9.3 billion of that total went directly to National Defence [2]. This funding allows Canada to reach the NATO spending target of 2% of GDP [2]. This is a fulfillment of a major international commitment to our allies and national security. Defense spending accounts for 94% of the total operating growth mentioned in the post [1, 2]. This investment supports the women and men in our Armed Forces with the equipment and pay they deserve to serve Canada. The remaining increase covers standard adjustments across all other government departments [1]. For the 2/3: Do you know what has also increased expenses for taxpayers by 23.9% [3]? Keep reading!

I think if he was able to get the clearance he would’ve tried by now.

RT @MarcLevesqueEco: The arrogance on display here is mind-boggling — yet another example of his anti-expertise, anti-education discourse.…

🧾 Pierre Poilievre spent two years screaming about grocery prices. Yesterday, Parliament voted on Bill C-226, a national framework to improve food price transparency, and force grocery chains to show Canadians where the money actually goes. Poilievre voted NO. Every Conservative voted NO. 📊 Final tally: 168 Yea. 150 Nay. The bill passed, no thanks to the party that built its entire brand on "axe the tax" and grocery affordability. 🎭 This is the pattern. The grievance is the product. Solving the problem would end the grift. When there's an actual mechanism to hold grocers accountable, Conservatives fold for the industry every single time. Poilievre doesn't want lower food prices. He wants the issue. #cdnpoli x.com/i/status/2047047052555…

RT @Lelink_Latulipe: “M. Polievre stopped by here this morning. What do you think about that? - I don’t know. Was he lost?” t.co/Rv…

On a per-person basis, Canada is attracting more foreign investment than any other G7 country - roughly double the next closest and our highest level in 18 years. More investment means more jobs, more growth, and more opportunity.

Dana White & the UFC ripping the Canadian flag out of Mike Malott’s hand after his win at UFC Winnipeg exposes exactly what the UFC truly is. They say 1 thing & do the complete opposite. Dana has been doing it for years