House of Commons was full of talk about forced labour yesterday. I’d like to remind people... Mark Carney, while he was at Brookfield, was fined for slave labour conditions on a soybean farm in Brazil. This is the craziest story I've seen.

In 2017, the Liberals said they only needed $40 billion to fix housing in Canada. Now, Bill C-26 hands over another $1.7B with no clear plan, no measurable results, and no real oversight. Canadians aren’t seeing results—they’re seeing higher costs, fewer homes, and a government that refuses to be held accountable. Parliament’s job is to scrutinize spending, not rubber-stamp it. Enough is enough. #cdnpoli

Congratulations to the Moose Jaw Little League for winning $150,000 from the Jays Care Foundation to support local baseball in our community! @JaysCare

You know, I hear constantly, “No one watches 10-minute videos. It needs to be short! People don’t want to bother with complex ideas.” And then I go to an event with people like Andrew Lawton and Aaron Gunn, and on a Monday night we talk for a few hours with folks about economic liberty and the concentration of power in the PMO. These two things cannot be true at the same time. I spoke with one woman who is worried about how centralized our economy is becoming around government decisions. As a farmer and businessman from Saskatchewan, I completely understand what she’s worried about. Canadian freedom and economic opportunity rest with individuals making their own decisions, free from government overreach. In my time sitting in Parliament, I’ve seen more and more of the economy and economic decisions being concentrated in the hands of a few politicians in Ottawa. Freedom is never more than one generation from being extinguished, and I think it’s important that we have these conversations and keep having them. I’m working on a project along these lines that I’m really excited to share with you. Leave a comment if you’re also worried about the decline of economic freedom in this country and the re-emergence of centralized government planning.

Canada is in a recession, but not Ukraine. Let that sink in.

It’s funny that whenever there is good news, it’s the government’s plan in action. Whenever there is bad news, it’s someone else’s fault. That’s not leadership. That’s childish. Canada should be in a much stronger position than we are, but because of Liberal high taxes and regulations, we’re the only G7 country in a recession.

The Liberals shut down farming research stations across Canada. Then they gave $160,000 to fund two grotesque “art” shows, including a theatrical performance featuring actors playing sexualized 13-year-old twin boys doing “sexy dances,” stripping naked, and performing a “blood sacrifice.”

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Steven Guilbeault might be gone… But Mark Carney is making sure his legacy lives on.

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This government continues to fail veterans and the military. From the Snowbirds, to the Afghanistan war memorial, to the disastrous PCVRS contract, none of these things happen in a vacuum. We want to increase recruitment and rebuild our armed forces after a decade of neglect. We must start by looking after Veterans properly and protecting our national symbols.

🤦‍♂️ On a positive note, rain in Alberta’s Special Areas gives us reason to be optimistic about this season's 'farmering.' But if the last year has taught us anything PM Mark Carney will take credit for the rain, and blame the US if it stops.

It’s over. Send the asteroid.

The media and Liberals are already calling this a “technical recession,” as if that makes it any better. Tell the hundreds of thousands of Canadians lying awake at night wondering if they’ll lose their homes that it’s just a technical recession. Tell the small business owners who were forced to shut their doors that it was just technically a recession. I bet you’d get an earful. “Technical recession.” This drives me crazy. Canadians are screaming for help, and the Liberals are hiding behind a dictionary. Enough with the word games.

Today my colleague @StevenBonkMP and I were happy to meet Gilbert Dash, the pride of both Regina and Kipling.  Gilbert won a gold medal in Wheelchair Curling in the recent Paralympic Games in Italy.  Way to go, Gilbert!  It was great to meet you.

We’re taking a strong stance on this: Stop the closure of agricultural research centres and experimental farms. I will gladly find other ways to save taxpayer money, but these research centres are critical for farmers. Mark Carney needs to reverse this decision.

They're cancelling The Snowbirds. That's a gut punch. The Snowbirds have been entertaining Canadians and people around the world for decades. These aren't just red and white planes, they're a part of what it means to be Canadian. @MarkJCarney, don't cancel The Snowbirds.

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