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Identify as Canadian. 12th Generation. No DMs, crypto, Elon or porn weirdos pls. 🇨🇦
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BREAKING NEWS
The taxpayer-funded CEO in charge of the $300 MILLION PrescribeIT failure is suing for $3 MILLION in damages after he was fired.
Buried in his lawsuit is an explosive allegation.
Michael Green claims his firing "was timed in order to prevent his further testimony" before the House of Commons Health Committee.
This is wild.
In May, Mark Carney's Health Minister said in the House of Commons, "...the CEO of Infoway's behaviour was unacceptable. I spoke to the board of directors, and they took the necessary steps."
What were those 'necessary steps'?
Did the Liberal Health Minister instruct Infoway's board to fire the PrescribeIT CEO to prevent him from testifying at the health committee?
Stay tuned.
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Mark Carney could not be more out of touch.
With Canadians missing meals and mortgage payments, and days before he addresses the European Parliament (instead of the Canadian Parliament) we learn in a foreign newspaper of secret talks to make Canada an "Associate Member" of the European Union.
This is not about diversifying trade: we have had tariff-free trade with Europe for over a decade. They would buy more of our goods today if the Liberal government would get out of the way and permit mines, pipelines, LNG plants to produce and ship them.
Canadians deserve answers: Is the WSJ report true about associate membership in the EU?
If so, will European border policies apply in Canada, further overwhelming our immigration system while our youth can’t find homes?
Will Canadian waitresses struggling with rent have to pay tax dollars to the bloated EU bureaucracy?
Will Canadian small businesses be buried under the red tape of Eurocrats that have never met a Canadian entrepreneur?
All questions I’d ask in Parliament, but it is shuttered.
And one more: who decides for Canada?
The Welland welder did not elect a Eurocrat to regulate our steel. The Saskatchewan farmer and the Atlantic fisherman did not choose a Brussels agrifood regulator that has never even seen our prairies or coasts.
We will NEVER be the 51st U.S. state. And we will NEVER be the 28th EU state.
We are Canadians. This is our home, our freedom, our sovereignty, our people.
Now and forever.
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If retaliatory tariffs will create harms for Canada, what's their purpose?
If rejecting the Greer-Carney deal was right, what's the alternative?
Why and how will the dispute be resolved following the midterm elections?
Why and how will it be resolved after the 2028 presidential election?
What in short is the endgame of escalating tariff and non-tariff responses?
My latest for @TheHubCanada.
thehub.ca/2026/09/09/trumps-…
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Tiny outliers. This is the norm you should be reporting.
nitter.cf/RMC19861987/status/209…
This is the REALITY of what 1000's of Canadian small businesses are facing.
The “Best Adirondack Chair Company” of Kemptville, ON has no choice but to open up a plant in the US due to the new s338 50% tariffs.
They were approached by Select USA, a Department of Commerce organization who facilitate business investment in the US.
They asked if other Canadian businesses had come knocking on Select’s door. “You have no idea (how many).”
Support from the Canadian government? “None, it’s tailored for big companies.”
KPMG report – 42% of Canadian businesses are planning to move to the US.
This all could have been over 2 weeks ago but the Liberals put political power over country.
Dear Liberals. Get your elbows out of the air and your heads out of your asses. Pay attention. Is this what you voted for? Ever heard of these guys?
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Natsec news: Caroline Xavier, the head of Canada’s signals intelligence agency (CSE), is stepping down after four years on the job. She leaves the agency on Oct. 21.
Will be telling to see who PM Mark Carney chooses next to head one of the fastest growing natsec/defence agencies
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Not a single metre of track has been laid and already costs are projected to double.
A Liberal Club of insiders gets bonuses from projects like this, while taxpayers get stuck paying for another massive boondoggle.
Say NO to Alto and save $14,500 per Canadian family: conservative.ca/cpc/halt-the…
What the fresh hell is this? Province of Canada????
And a US oil conglomerate. Elbows down.
0 and 18. We can do this. @REDBLACKS @TSN_Sports
Looks like @vesperdigital has broken containment and gone full rogue professional.
Well done. 👏
🚨I STARTED WITH ONE FAMILY.🚨
Then 3 Prime Ministers. Then China. Then $3.6 trillion and finally landed on Power Corp/IGM!
At some point you stop calling these random connections and start asking how much influence China has in Canada!
🤔
youtu.be/zIVKrpuUxwI?si=OS7n… via @YouTube
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Raitt "But I do agree with the Conservatives that it would be very helpful to have a very coherent session with media, with Parliament, from the trade negotiators at a table being able to answer questions as to what was on the table, what was not on the table and what caused the decision to happen."
"I think we have learned lessons to come out of it. I don't think it's really helpful we with people trying to read between the lines and seek US Sources of information to get their side of the story out as opposed to having our officials. I want to hear it."
"... I'd like to hear it from Janice Charrette and I'd like to hear it from Dominic LeBlanc, and I think that they could handle a press conference detailing what happened at the table without divulging any Canadian strategy secrets." @lraitt
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Iranian official living in Toronto was critical to terror finance, says CBSA report. globalnews.ca/news/12034115/…
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LIbs walked away from negotiations and are Introducing counter tarrifs.
I’m demanding immediate wage reductions amongst every single public servant union worker.
If private business is going to suffer, we all suffer.
You know, elbows up,
Team Canada and all.
Why the F should we be the only ones to feel the pain?
Thanks to Minister @melaniejoly for reaching out on Canada’s tariff response. CFIB stands ready to work with you and your team.
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Today, a very troubling motion will be put forward at Montreal City Hall by the opposition party, essentially to recognize Israel as an apartheid state and to assert that a genocide is taking place. This is the Montreal city council opposition, a group of Montrealers most of whom, maybe none of whom, have been to Israel, Gaza, or the West Bank. I have been there 5 times since October 7th, so I will give you my experience. And before anyone has a chance to challenge my objectivity, I am of course a proud Jewish Quebecois Zionist who does not support many of Bibi's policies and who hopes he loses the next election, but my experience is my experience.
I have been on more than 5 occasions to the Tel Hashomer hospital ward where amputee victims of IDF soldiers and Nova festival goers were treated. One evening I spoke with the head nurse on duty. She was in a hijab. Think about this for a moment , the head nurse on duty treating injured IDF soldiers, administering medication to them at night, is a Muslim woman in a hijab. This is apartheid? On October 7th Awad Darawshe was killed at the Nova. Who was he? He was a 23 year old Muslim Israeli Arab paramedic arriving on the scene to treat victims and was murdered by Hamas. The Supreme Court in Israel not only has Muslim Arab members, a Muslim Arab Supreme Court justice sentenced the former Israeli president to prison! There are no separate restaurants, bathrooms, schools, buses etc in Israel for Jews/Israelis/Arabs. There are more than 500 Mosques in Israel and the call to prayer can be heard 5 times a day across the country as part of every day Israeli life. This is apartheid? There are 2 million christians living in Saudi Arabia. How many churches? ZERO. In short, the apartheid claims are complete nonsense, but well marketed nonsense nonetheless .
I visited the Rafah Crossing on two occasions. This is the corridor between Egypt and Gaza where food and humanitarian aid pass from Israel. I saw trucks lined up from as far as the eye could see, held up bumper to bumper for days. This is not CNN, or Tik Tok...these are my eyes and my experiences. A Genocide is defined by the intention to eradicate a people. If that were the case, Gazan's would have been eradicated. When you are committing Genocide you don't drop leaflets to warn civilians to leave an area before bombing that area. There is no doubt many civilians have been killed in the awful war in Gaza ,including children, but do not confuse the evil murderous Hamas with any type of resistance, or the war to rescue hostages and avenge a mass murder by a group sworn to kill all Israeli's, as a genocide. Gaza has been free of the IDF since 2005, and in that time, they built tunnels below ground instead of schools and infrastructure above ground, while their leaders stole billions and lived in Qatar.
For the anti-semites at Montreal city hall, and you are, you will bring shame to our great city today, but this post is not for you, it's for the one person, if only one, that reads it and has some reflective thought. @SorayaMartinezF
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Last night as I watched Canadian coverage of the collapse of the deal, it was obvious it was Carney's new #China agreement that brought what should've been final negotiations to an end.
And remember Parliament, therefore Canadians have NOT seen the extensive details especially on 'shared security and intelligence infrastructure', the future of Chinese tariffs (which have been added to, not eliminated as promised), or the added-value deals associated with Chinese EVs and materials.
But not one Canadian media outlet (correct me if I'm wrong) targeted the Carney China deal as the impediment.
Anyone who's watched this past year knows the China deal is what Carney's referring to when he says the Americans didn't like "other trade deals Canada had made."
Look at @nytimes piece to see the list of what the Americans offered and what Canada lost.
#Carney #CUSMA #USMCA #trump
One reason the Canada-US trade deal collapsed:
Canada could not promise / would not stop Chinese steel being transshipped into auto parts & then into the U.S. market.
The U.S. requires a strict “melt and pour” rule. Steel must be melted and poured in North America to qualify for preferential treatment.
This stops Chinese steel from entering Canada, getting light processing, and crossing the border as “North American” content to evade tariffs.
Recall The Canadian Steel Producers Association and Aluminium Association of Canada have both publicly confirmed Chinese dumping is happening, warning Canada risks becoming a dumping ground for China’s excess steel and aluminum.
A recent White House report on the “transshipment scam” also listed Canada as a problem country in China’s shadow network for evading U.S. tariffs.
Canada failed to deliver enforceable guarantees. Mexico accepted the melt-and-pour requirements, raised tariffs on Chinese steel and auto parts, and closed the back door.
Canada left it open and the deal fell apart.
whitehouse.gov/releases/2026…
Liberals politicians like Mark Carney and Doug Ford. Nice dig. 😎
This is a solemn moment for hundreds of thousands families across Canada.
In homes on every corner of this nation, working people are having tough conversations about what their future looks like and how they will provide for their families.
Make no mistake. Since the beginning, in their public communications, Liberal politicians like Mark Carney and Doug Ford have put their political self-interests ahead of Canadian workers.
As leaders, I believe it's incumbent on us to be servants for the people who elected us, and the families who are relying on us to bring home the dignity that comes with a paycheque.
I'm not giving up. I will continue fighting for hardworking people in my community and across Canada.
I know what it means to have real questions about putting food on the table and for working people to endure hardships. Canadians should know that Conservatives are in your corner. And I want to thank Pierre Poilievre for encouraging me to continue fighting for this country's working people.
In your service,
Jamil
