I posted facts about Bill 60. They had no counter-argument. So they blocked me… but not before calling me a “gay conservative” as an insult. This is the same crowd that lectures everyone else about “inclusion,” “kindness,” and “protecting LGBTQ+ rights.” Turns out those

We all know your party loves to elevate activists, today’s Legislature clip proved that. But hold on… wasn’t it the NDP who loudly condemned Trump for January 6 and said that kind of behaviour had no place in democracy? So why is it suddenly acceptable when the shouting and

Meet Marc Davignon, Hamilton ACORN Co-Chair. Yesterday the @OntarioNDP made him the star of their official housing video. Today he was the guy in the red hoodie blowing a whistle and screaming “people over profits” while security dragged him out of Queen’s Park. Nothing says

Bill 60 PASSES: 71–43. And the gallery got so chaotic they had to clear it out. 😬 When your argument is strong, you debate. When it’s weak, you yell. Democracy isn’t decided by who screams the loudest, it’s decided by votes, evidence, and elected reps doing their job. Huge

Wild to hear Ontario’s NDP leader screaming “corrupt” at Doug Ford when her own party has spent years grandstanding on housing with nothing to show for it. Maybe drop the moral high horse and explain why the NDP keeps siding with activist Twitter over small landlords, renters,

This is pure fear-mongering. Bill 60 doesn’t ❌ let landlords raise rents ❌ remove rent control ❌ make “easy evictions” ❌ help “corporate landlords” None of that is in the bill — and she knows it. What it does do is stop professional tenants from living rent-free for a year

Thank God for #Bill60 it’s long overdue. The NDP keeps siding with activists instead of actual renters, communities, and families. Ontario’s housing crisis won’t be solved by protecting professional tenants while small landlords go bankrupt. We need balance, fair rules, and real

I’m not trying to offend anyone, but politicians are elected to represent their constituents. If a majority of people want something explored, discussed, or reviewed, we shouldn’t shut that conversation down by defaulting to accusations of racism or fear of “offending someone.”

Gees, I wonder if they’re talking about • how to stifle free speech a little more, • how to “coordinate” online censorship, or • how to roll out digital ID under the banner of “security.” Every time these governments meet, freedoms shrink and paperwork grows. 🇨🇦 was meant to

If Conservative premiers control grocery prices, interest rates, and immigration levels, someone should really update the Constitution. I’ll wait.

These two ‘leaders’ actually do have something in common, they’re both obsessed with squeezing the very farmers who feed their countries. And the corruption? Off the charts. Hard to take any ‘investment protection’ talk seriously when neither of them protects their own

Liberals barely survived the budget vote and thought they had years to breathe. Meanwhile Poilievre quietly brings in the closer who ended 10 years of Liberal rule in NL and turned Danielle Smith’s campaign around in weeks. Steve Outhouse is now running the federal war room.

Update: Cargill & JBS (foreign giants) control 85% of Canada’s beef supply while Ottawa blocks cheap imports to keep prices jacked. This isn’t a shortage… it’s a shakedown. Time to bust the cartel. @PierrePoilievre @FoodProfessor @CPC_HQ #BeefGate 🥩🔥

Canada doesn’t have a beef shortage — it has a policy problem. Ottawa is deliberately keeping beef prices high: •Advisory committee hasn’t met since 2015 •Import permits denied because beef was “too cheap” •Beef already in Canada blocked from shelves •Over-quota tariffs =

Trudeau’s decade in power: Same grocery basics DOUBLED. 2015 Food Basics flyer → $63.20 2025 same items → $131.86 This is the real legacy of Budget 2025: fairy-dust promises while families line up at food banks. Common sense Conservatives will axe the waste and slash the cost

Miramichi’s hard work built Canada. Yet today: • Violent crime in NB up 34% since 2015 • Grocery bills up 30% • AI & data-centre mega-projects fleeing to the U.S. because our power prices are insane Safe streets. Affordable life. Canadian jobs staying in Canada. That’s the

Poll Finds Canadians Support Carney’s Trade Plan, After Being Asked ‘Yes or Yes?’

The headline says “Canada joins Europe rejecting Trump’s Ukraine plan” the article itself says we’ll just “do more of what exactly?” Headline: bold. Reality: hollow.

The NDP keeps attacking Bill 60 like renters don’t desperately need more supply. Reality check: Fix the RTA → landlords invest again → more units built → rents stabilize. Siding with activists over voters is exactly how we got into this mess. Bill 60 is overdue, let’s get