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Posted by DKG
- Today at 09:30:07 AMQuote from: Herman on April 27, 2026, 06:53:42 PMWhen an asylum claim has been heard and rejected, the answer should not be more benefits. The answer should be removal.Swift removal.
Posted by Herman
- April 27, 2026, 06:53:42 PMQuote from: DKG on April 27, 2026, 09:38:14 AMAt a time when MILLIONS of Canadians cannot find a family doctor, the Liberals are prioritizing fake refugees with HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS in healthcare benefits.When an asylum claim has been heard and rejected, the answer should not be more benefits. The answer should be removal.
This is the definition of a two-tier healthcare system.
For $275 million, thousands of doctors could have been trained, and hundreds of thousands of Canadians could have had access to a family doctor.
But the Liberals continue to put Canadians last.
Posted by Brent
- April 27, 2026, 11:52:35 AMQuote from: DKG on April 27, 2026, 09:38:14 AMAt a time when MILLIONS of Canadians cannot find a family doctor, the Liberals are prioritizing fake refugees with HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS in healthcare benefits.This has increased under Carney. The working class is suffering even more with this fake pro Canada WEF boss.
This is the definition of a two-tier healthcare system.
For $275 million, thousands of doctors could have been trained, and hundreds of thousands of Canadians could have had access to a family doctor.
But the Liberals continue to put Canadians last.
Posted by DKG
- April 27, 2026, 09:38:14 AMAt a time when MILLIONS of Canadians cannot find a family doctor, the Liberals are prioritizing fake refugees with HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS in healthcare benefits.
This is the definition of a two-tier healthcare system.
For $275 million, thousands of doctors could have been trained, and hundreds of thousands of Canadians could have had access to a family doctor.
But the Liberals continue to put Canadians last.
This is the definition of a two-tier healthcare system.
For $275 million, thousands of doctors could have been trained, and hundreds of thousands of Canadians could have had access to a family doctor.
But the Liberals continue to put Canadians last.
Posted by Herman
- April 24, 2026, 01:43:51 PMThe Liberals obsessively regulate and censor technology and then wonder why they're struggling to keep STEM talent in the country.
Posted by Herman
- April 23, 2026, 01:53:35 PMThe Liberals have this country circling the bowl.
Posted by DKG
- April 21, 2026, 08:00:36 AMBetween 2015-2024, more than $1 TRILLION in investment exited Canada—the LARGEST capital exodus in Canadian history.
The Carney Liberals have given us the worst food inflation, the worst household debt, the worst housing costs, and the only shrinking economy in the G7.
What have they done to make things better? Nothing.
They have not repealed a single anti-development law, approved a single pipeline, and housing construction is actually falling.
We don't need another speech. We need results.
Carney is trying to cover up all his failures with meetings, photo ops, and pieces of paper.
His agenda is all about enriching a small group of well connected Liberal elites like him, who receive handouts of tax dollars and use tax havens to AVOID paying the same bills they are charging you.
The Carney Liberals have given us the worst food inflation, the worst household debt, the worst housing costs, and the only shrinking economy in the G7.
What have they done to make things better? Nothing.
They have not repealed a single anti-development law, approved a single pipeline, and housing construction is actually falling.
We don't need another speech. We need results.
Carney is trying to cover up all his failures with meetings, photo ops, and pieces of paper.
His agenda is all about enriching a small group of well connected Liberal elites like him, who receive handouts of tax dollars and use tax havens to AVOID paying the same bills they are charging you.
Posted by Herman
- April 17, 2026, 08:52:15 PMAfter 10 Years of Liberal Rule, Canada's Youth Happiness Has Fallen From 5th in the World to 71st
Alberta and Saskatchewa need to leave the decline behind and become an Independent nation.
Alberta and Saskatchewa need to leave the decline behind and become an Independent nation.
Posted by Herman
- April 17, 2026, 08:39:38 PM
Posted by Herman
- April 14, 2026, 04:58:40 PMThis is not a party that has the best interests of Canadians in mind.
They just want more people to tax.
They just want more people to tax.
Posted by Herman
- April 11, 2026, 08:37:25 PMOne half million seniors without adequate medical care. We are dead last.
Posted by DKG
- April 08, 2026, 08:37:12 AMCanada needs a Javier Millei to restore the Canadian dream.
This editorial was written by William Barclay, an award-winning political theorist and policy expert.
On March 25, Prime Minister Mark Carney claimed that "affordability is the best that it's been in over a decade."
Unfortunately, Carney's claims are simply untrue and merely another aspect of the Potemkin nation that Carney and his Liberal government have sought to substitute for Canadian society.
In fact, although Carney long ago promised to restore a meaningful 'quality of life' in Canada and "build the fastest growing economy in the G7," it is clear that Canada's economy has only continued to implode under the auspices of Carney's regime and the Liberal government.
Firstly, Canadians have remained personally impoverished and unemployed.
For example, Canada's unemployment rate has now skyrocketed to a "nine-year high" and youth unemployment has hit levels typically "seen during a recession," as a result of the Liberal government's economic 'initiatives' and abject obsession with the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFW). Furthermore, the renowned Study of the Canadian Consumer recently revealed that "Nearly half of Canadians are living paycheque to paycheque" and that "a growing number of Canadians say they're barely staying afloat."
In addition, over 25% of all Canadians currently suffer from food insecurity, and child poverty has risen spectacularly "for [the] third straight year in Canada." In fact, the most recent Child and Family Poverty Report Card has been forced to concede that "progress toward eliminating child poverty is not only stalling but reversing ... it would take nearly 400 years to end child poverty in the country."
For instance, the cost of living has skyrocketed, and the cost of food and groceries has increased dramatically throughout Canada over the past year. In fact, over the course of the past year alone, "Food prices in Canada rose 6.2%" and Canada "now sits at the top of the G7 for food inflation" as a consequence of its severe "policy-driven food inflation problem." In addition, since 2019, food bank usage in Canada has increased by nearly 100%. Worse still, 33% of "food bank clients" in Canada are now children.
For example, Canada's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita has crumbled, as a consequence of the Liberal government's vain efforts to "[rely] on immigration to drive economic growth and plug labour gaps." In fact, a slew of respected economic indicators and organizations, such as the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), have all confirmed that Canada will actually demonstrate "the single worst performing economy of all 38 OECD members" until 2060.
Furthermore, Canada's economic woes have only intensified, and various datasets have reiterated that "Canada's economic outlook has worsened more than any of its peers over the past year" and that "Canada's economy is falling behind our OECD peers." Even the Fraser Institute itself has reaffirmed that "Weak economic growth combined with a fast-growing population over the last several years have resulted in Canadians experiencing a marked and prolonged decrease in living standards" and that Canadians are currently being forced to endure "the longest decline in individual living standards of the last 40 years."
Unfortunately, although Carney has glibly claimed that "affordability is the best that it's been in over a decade," it is evident that affordable goods and services are simply not a feature at Carney's Canadian Freakshow.
Contrary to Carney's prior assurances of restoring a meaningful 'quality of life' in Canada and "building the fastest-growing economy in the G7," it is evident that Canada's economy has only continued to deteriorate under Carney's administration and the Liberal government.
More importantly, if Canada's Liberal era is not soon interrupted, it is readily apparent that the Carney government will inevitably abort the 'life chances' of Canadians entirely and render a viable future naught but a distant, bitter memory in the North.
This editorial was written by William Barclay, an award-winning political theorist and policy expert.
On March 25, Prime Minister Mark Carney claimed that "affordability is the best that it's been in over a decade."
Unfortunately, Carney's claims are simply untrue and merely another aspect of the Potemkin nation that Carney and his Liberal government have sought to substitute for Canadian society.
In fact, although Carney long ago promised to restore a meaningful 'quality of life' in Canada and "build the fastest growing economy in the G7," it is clear that Canada's economy has only continued to implode under the auspices of Carney's regime and the Liberal government.
Firstly, Canadians have remained personally impoverished and unemployed.
For example, Canada's unemployment rate has now skyrocketed to a "nine-year high" and youth unemployment has hit levels typically "seen during a recession," as a result of the Liberal government's economic 'initiatives' and abject obsession with the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFW). Furthermore, the renowned Study of the Canadian Consumer recently revealed that "Nearly half of Canadians are living paycheque to paycheque" and that "a growing number of Canadians say they're barely staying afloat."
In addition, over 25% of all Canadians currently suffer from food insecurity, and child poverty has risen spectacularly "for [the] third straight year in Canada." In fact, the most recent Child and Family Poverty Report Card has been forced to concede that "progress toward eliminating child poverty is not only stalling but reversing ... it would take nearly 400 years to end child poverty in the country."
For instance, the cost of living has skyrocketed, and the cost of food and groceries has increased dramatically throughout Canada over the past year. In fact, over the course of the past year alone, "Food prices in Canada rose 6.2%" and Canada "now sits at the top of the G7 for food inflation" as a consequence of its severe "policy-driven food inflation problem." In addition, since 2019, food bank usage in Canada has increased by nearly 100%. Worse still, 33% of "food bank clients" in Canada are now children.
For example, Canada's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita has crumbled, as a consequence of the Liberal government's vain efforts to "[rely] on immigration to drive economic growth and plug labour gaps." In fact, a slew of respected economic indicators and organizations, such as the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), have all confirmed that Canada will actually demonstrate "the single worst performing economy of all 38 OECD members" until 2060.
Furthermore, Canada's economic woes have only intensified, and various datasets have reiterated that "Canada's economic outlook has worsened more than any of its peers over the past year" and that "Canada's economy is falling behind our OECD peers." Even the Fraser Institute itself has reaffirmed that "Weak economic growth combined with a fast-growing population over the last several years have resulted in Canadians experiencing a marked and prolonged decrease in living standards" and that Canadians are currently being forced to endure "the longest decline in individual living standards of the last 40 years."
Unfortunately, although Carney has glibly claimed that "affordability is the best that it's been in over a decade," it is evident that affordable goods and services are simply not a feature at Carney's Canadian Freakshow.
Contrary to Carney's prior assurances of restoring a meaningful 'quality of life' in Canada and "building the fastest-growing economy in the G7," it is evident that Canada's economy has only continued to deteriorate under Carney's administration and the Liberal government.
More importantly, if Canada's Liberal era is not soon interrupted, it is readily apparent that the Carney government will inevitably abort the 'life chances' of Canadians entirely and render a viable future naught but a distant, bitter memory in the North.
Posted by Herman
- March 28, 2026, 08:32:26 PM
Posted by Herman
- March 24, 2026, 05:25:44 PMI don't blame Trump.
Canadians spent the last year and half screaming "we're not the 51st state"...Now they find out... they didn't even make the shortlist anyways. 😂 it's hard to get invited anywhere when your own house is a complete mess
Canadians spent the last year and half screaming "we're not the 51st state"...Now they find out... they didn't even make the shortlist anyways. 😂 it's hard to get invited anywhere when your own house is a complete mess
Posted by DKG
- March 23, 2026, 07:30:34 PMA new joint study by Studio.Energy and ATB(Alberta Treasury Branch) Economics concludes that bolstering oil pipeline capacity in Canada could generate a massive bump in investment, increase exports and create more jobs.
By adding 1.5 million barrels per day of additional pipeline capacity out of Western Canada, the country would see annual real gross domestic product (GDP) higher by an estimated $31.4 billion, or 1.1 per cent on average, between 2027 and 2035.
When it comes to employment, the report indicates more pipelines, and increased industry investment to fill the lines would support 112,000 additional jobs, on average, in Canada during the same time frame.
For a country that has been challenged by tepid productivity levels and is striving to diversify exports beyond the United States, these projects could provide a much-needed tonic.
"There's a big prize here, in terms of boosting investment and creating long-term economic prosperity," said energy economist Peter Tertzakian, founder of Studio.Energy.
By adding 1.5 million barrels per day of additional pipeline capacity out of Western Canada, the country would see annual real gross domestic product (GDP) higher by an estimated $31.4 billion, or 1.1 per cent on average, between 2027 and 2035.
When it comes to employment, the report indicates more pipelines, and increased industry investment to fill the lines would support 112,000 additional jobs, on average, in Canada during the same time frame.
For a country that has been challenged by tepid productivity levels and is striving to diversify exports beyond the United States, these projects could provide a much-needed tonic.
"There's a big prize here, in terms of boosting investment and creating long-term economic prosperity," said energy economist Peter Tertzakian, founder of Studio.Energy.