While Canadians are getting crushed by grocery bills, housing costs, and a government that can’t seem to “Build Canada” fast enough, Mark Carney is jetting off to Evian, France for the G7 Summit. Evian-les-Bains — a luxurious Alpine resort town on Lake Geneva. Think five-star hotels, private security, and zero prying eyes. The kind of place global elites love for “backslapping summits.” This isn’t some random photo-op. Carney has been openly pushing the idea that Canada should align with “like-minded middle powers” on trade, security, climate, and tech — reducing reliance on our biggest customer, the United States. He’s been saying versions of this since Davos. Now he’s taking it to the G7 stage in France, right after meetings with Macron on AI, critical minerals, and intelligence sharing. Taxpayers are footing the bill for the flights, the delegation, the security — the whole production. Meanwhile, the same guy who told us to “judge him by grocery store prices” still hasn’t laid out, in plain language, what this “new vision” actually means for regular Canadians. What exactly is our role in this “New World Order” he keeps hinting at? Because if it was something Canadians would cheer for, he’d be shouting it from the rooftops instead of negotiating it behind closed doors in five-star resorts. “Build Canada” was the slogan. When does the actual building start? Because right now it looks a lot like more globalist meetings, more debt, and more decisions made far away from the people paying for them. Time is running out — for Canada, and for this government. Watch the clip. Then tell me I’m wrong. 🎥 @BeautifulCana1 #cdnpoli #CarneyFail #G7 #CanadaFirst #BuildCanada

Clearly as evidenced by my posts he isn’t my PM !! He no longer represents my values or beliefs and has become the antithesis of what he was elected to do ! He appears not to care -he now mistakenly believes he has omnipresent unilateral power !!

My admiration for Jeff Rath just grew. I had no idea he had just lost his wife. All through this, he still came out, did interviews, stood tall for Alberta, never backed down, and voiced himself on our behalf. That deserves a whole lot of respect. 🫡 My condolences to Jeff and his family.

Trump says 51st state! Outrage Than con man say "We will never be 51st state we are Canadians and that's what makes Canada Canada " Then we have Muslin values! Then " Most European of non European countries" Then China "New World Order" Then "Canada will help make America great again" Now were back to "European New World order" Did I miss anything guys? Still following? Still no criticism from flip flop con man Carney in mainstream media. Only thing Con man has done is laundry our money to his buddies and Brookfield! Mass immigration causing crime crisis and censorship bills! That's it!

This should never have happened. My heart and thoughts are with the loved ones of the person who died, and all Albertans living with a disability. Every Albertan deserves a life of dignity. But this government is always more focused on scoring political points than considering the real-world impacts of their decisions, like this forced transition from AISH to ADAP. The government must change course. They can stop this dangerous transition, develop a better program, and treat all Albertans living with a disability with the respect they deserve. ctvnews.ca/calgary/article/m…

DAMAGING 🇺🇸🇨🇦 RELATIONSHIP Mark Carney Tripled Down claiming the EU will lead the New World Order and Canada will partner on this mission. Donald Trump is watching Canada turns its back on a century long relationship for the EU Is this what you voted for?

I just finished watching this (2005) CBC documentary about the 1995 Quebec referendum. It’s fascinating history, especially for Albertans. Two things stood out. First, around the 25-minute mark, Quebec separatists are shown building relationships with France and reaching out to the United States before the referendum. They were seeking recognition and discussing future economic relationships in the event Quebec voted to become independent. CBC presents it as a matter of fact. No panic. No accusations of treason. No outrage. Just a recognition that if a region is considering independence, its leaders will naturally want to know what recognition, trade, and diplomatic relations might look like afterward. Today, when Albertans have similar conversations with Americans, many of the same people immediately scream “traitor.” Why? What exactly is the difference? Second, around the 50-minute mark, several political leaders discuss how important it is that a referendum question be clear and understandable. That struck me because we’re seeing many of the same arguments in Alberta today. Democracy works best when voters know exactly what they’re voting for. Not when questions are engineered to create confusion. Not when the goal is to muddy the waters. Not when politicians try to manufacture a result. History matters And if you support Alberta independence, you should study Quebec. Canada came far closer to breaking apart than many people realize. For generations, Quebec maintained a strong identity, a distinct culture, and a vision for its future that often differed from the rest of the country. English Canada understood that Quebec was different. Yet when Albertans say we have our own culture, our own priorities, our own economic interests, and our own vision for the future, we’re told to stop asking questions and fall in line. This documentary is worth watching; and I am nostalgic for when CBC had a semblance of journalistic integrity. youtu.be/Fl7lOundk4Y?si=OP5d…

Part 2 🍿 (Final) Derek’s right hand drifted toward his jacket. Agent Cole quietly told the tactical team to hold. Then Derek said, with the weary bitterness of a man stripped down to the ugliest truth in him, “If you had done what you were supposed to do in the attic, I wouldn’t be standing here.” That was enough. Not emotionally. Legally. Agent Cole gave the signal. The pier exploded with light.