Ken Boessenkool

🚨 JUST NOW: President Trump congratulates both British Columbia Conservative leader Lorne Doerkson and Quebec's Paul St-Pierre Plamondon after MASSIVE provincial election wins dealt a crushing DOUBLE BLOW to Canadian PM Mark Carney and the Left INCREDIBLE! "Congratulations to Lorne Doerkson on his Big Victory. Conservatives are moving strong in Canada! President" "Congratulations to Paul St-Pierre Plamondon on his WIN!" In British Columbia, left-wing NDP Premier David Eby called a snap election and just got ousted by Conservatives While Parti Quebecois leader St-Pierre Plamondon swept Quebec earlier this month in a major rebuke to the Liberals MARK CARNEY IS IN SHAMBLES 🇺🇸🇨🇦

SCOOP: The RCMP is investigating fraud, breach of trust, and money laundering in connection with Alberta's health care procurement controversy, according to a letter filed in court theglobeandmail.com/canada/a… w @tom_cardoso

Mitch Sylvestre taking the next step to challenge Premier Danielle Smith's leadership. Sylvestre is the UCP riding president of the Bonnyville- Cold Lake - St. Paul ... which just voted to call for a leadership review on Smith in November.

Referendum results aren't "binding," UCP says. But voters said they don't want more autonomy from Ottawa. Will Smith pay attention? Column. calgaryherald.com/opinion/co… #ableg #abpoli #cdnpoli #yyc #yeg #abreferendum

Alberta supports Conservative MP David McKenzie’s Bill C-264 to repeal the federal Oil Tanker Moratorium Act and remove barriers preventing our responsibly produced energy from reaching global markets. Repealing the ban would open the door to crude-by-rail exports through Prince Rupert, giving Alberta another route to reach customers around the world. Our oil to the United States is selling at a significant discount at a disadvantage to the entire country. The only effective way to close that gap is to increase exports off our western coast and get more customers competing for our energy. For decades, limited access to tidewater has left Alberta heavily dependent on a single customer, putting our oil at a competitive disadvantage and reducing the value of our resources. The Trans Mountain Expansion has helped open new markets, particularly in Asia, but we need more pipelines and more access to tidewater. Pacific Link will help increase our export capacity, but we also need to remove the federal tanker ban to unlock opportunities through Prince Rupert. Global demand for energy continues to grow, and Alberta has the resources to help meet it. Alberta holds the fourth-largest proven oil reserves in the world, and developing those resources benefits all Canadians. They help fund hospitals, schools, critical infrastructure and social programs across the country, while creating long-term economic opportunities for Indigenous communities through investment and co-ownership in major projects. Canada cannot become a global energy superpower while federal policies continue to stand in the way of getting our energy to the world. Repealing the tanker ban is an important step toward securing better prices for our resources and building a stronger, more prosperous Canada.

Last night British Columbia elected a majority Conservative government for the first time in a century. British Columbians wanted change, and voted for it in a big way. Playing a part in this campaign as Director of Communications has been one of the coolest things i've ever done. An incredible team that had to be put together on the fly, and pulled off a truly remarkable accomplishment. I'm so proud of so many people. The future looks bright for BC.

JUST IN: Conservatives just won a landslide majority in British Columbia, Canada, returning to power for the first time since 1928. And Brazil is about to elect a conservative President Flavio Bolsonaro. MAGA is spreading worldwide.