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Huge jobs report today. Manufacturing growing. Private sector growth is in full time work. Lots of great news in the American economy today. 🇺🇸
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Canadians used to be courageous, decent, fair-minded, have noble consistent values & punched above our weight. The left have turned too many into whiny victims who think the world owes them a living. Time to go back to the past.
I had an opportunity to spend a week in the U.S., and I made a few observations.
We often hear Canadians proudly say, “We’re not like Americans.” But I’m curious about what we mean by that, and why we assume it is something to congratulate ourselves about.
The first thing I noticed was pride in their country. American flags everywhere! A sense that loving your country does not depend on who happens to be in power.
In Canada, we have seen the flag treated as controversial one moment and encouraged the next. Apparently, we need to check the political mood before deciding whether we can proudly fly our own flag. If we need permission to show pride in our country, what else have we learned to ask permission for?
So if pride in their country is one of the things that makes Americans different, that’s something I would welcome more of here.
I also noticed more personal autonomy and confidence. People seemed comfortable making their own decisions and standing behind their beliefs. Political disagreements? Plenty. But nobody I spoke with seemed to need permission to have an opinion.
When did walking on eggshells become a Canadian virtue? If Americans are more comfortable speaking their minds, why would we pride ourselves on being different?
There also seemed to be less expectation that government should have an answer for everything. People help themselves, help their neighbours and take responsibility for what comes next, without assuming government will step in and sort it all out.
Is that really something we want to distance ourselves from? Independence and personal responsibility sound good to me.
Taken all together, what I noticed was less fear. More willingness to try something, take a chance and live with some uncertainty. A confidence that you can figure things out as you go, even when you have to.
Are these qualities we should distance ourselves from?
I want Canadians to be informed, prepared and confident in their own judgment. Ask questions. Understand the risks. Take chances. Succeed. Fail. Learn and grow.
But for goodness’ sake, LIVE. We cannot let fear make every decision for us and expect government to fix everything.
So tell me: why is it so important to keep announcing that “we’re not like Americans”? What exactly are we congratulating ourselves on?
Give me something more than “we’re nicer.” When people are smeared, labelled and pushed out for expressing different views about this country, can we really say that with a straight face?
Besides, I met some pretty nice people down there too.
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BREAKING: Mark Carney's out-of-control mass immigration "plan" cooks the books to try and fool Canadians, but in reality, maintains some of the highest immigration levels in Canadian history.
Mark Carney calls it "sustainable." The only thing he is sustaining is corporate profits at the expense of jobs, homes, and healthcare for Canadian families.
Stop this madness: conservative.ca/cpc/no-retur…
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Mark Carney doesn’t talk about ‘unemployment’..this is not leadership..jobs are super important to survive!
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I wouldn't trust Nenshi to mow my lawn.
Nenshi hid information from Calgary City council about the problems with Calgary’s water utility…and then underfunded infrastructure repairs in favour of his vanity projects (blue ring, Bowfort Towers, etc)
And now Calgarians get 3 minute showers and higher water bills.
Oh and it’s Grey Cup week - so that should go over well. Well done Mister Mayor!
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The midterms are over so they can start releasing real numbers again.
U.S. employers created a surprising 165,000 new jobs in October and the unemployment rate dipped to 4.1%. apnews.com/article/jobs-infl…
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I'm kinda happy Trump is in decline.
𝗛𝗘𝗔𝗥 𝗠𝗘 𝗢𝗨𝗧!
Since Trudeau, the Liberals have used him as a political shield to distract their base from their own failures.
When Trump's no longer their convenient bogeyman, who're they going to blame for the mess they've made?
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Pierre Poilievre: "He's also cooked the immigration books… total number of new permanent residents to 650,000, by far a record… It is not fair to immigrants. It is not fair to people already here."
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CANADA lost more jobs in October 🤯 -4,700. Unemployment also rose to 6.7%, AND the unemployment rate for youth age 15-24 increased to 13.7%
And CARNEY wants to put more DEBT on Canadians and drastically increase immigration numbers. Canada is LOSING jobs
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“If I go missing or disappear, it was not of my own free will. If I turn up dead, it was not by my own hand.”
A Canadian woman has posted a terrifying public warning about a man she identifies as James Scott Stewart.
She alleges that in January 2026, while she was 40 weeks pregnant, Stewart brutally beat her, strangled her nearly to death, and forced castor oil down her throat.
She says she survived because the RCMP intervened.
Now, according to her account, a judge has decided Stewart will be safer on probation than behind bars. She says he will be free again in six weeks.
She also claims this is the eighth time the justice system has failed to protect her and her children.
And perhaps the most disturbing part of her message is that she is publicly identifying the person she fears will kill her.
This woman is telling the world she is afraid she won’t be alive in six weeks.
Her allegations and the court’s decision deserve immediate scrutiny.
I share about missing women all of the time. When do we start preventing this before it actually happens? This woman is begging for help. She knows he is coming for her.
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A single mom works multiple jobs and still can’t get ahead. When Pierre shared her story in Parliament, Liberals laughed.
Their budget should be about making life affordable for people like her. Canadians need relief, and the Liberals owe them answers.
For Canadians, this is survival. For Carney’s Liberals, apparently it’s a punchline.
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🚨 WOW! Elon Musk FIRES BACK at every Senate and House Democrat planning to target him, saying he will GLADLY cancel any government contract — he doesn't NEED them anyway
"SpaceX contracts with the government are BOTH the best product AND the lowest price! Moreover government revenue will be less than 10% of SpaceX revenue this quarter and less then 5% a year from now. Happy to cancel any that the government doesn’t want. Just say the word!"
Honestly, pushing away Elon Musk is a HORRIBLE move from Dems! His products are incredible and benefit America 🇺🇸
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I am shocked and disgusted by the story of Captain Ken Kunkel who was assaulted by two kids and this woman while supervising air cadets selling poppies. He’s now undergone emergency spinal surgery and may never walk again.
The 11 year old who did this can’t be charged, and the 12 year old will get some minor penalty. This is not justice. The youth criminal justice act needs serious reform.
Who are these kids? Who are their parents?
What punishments can we apply to violent youth crime?
If you’re old enough and strong enough to kick and stomp a full grown man on the ground such that he is paralyzed - you’re old enough to face justice.
We need to know their names, and their parents’ names. This shameful behaviour needs to be exposed. Every element of social and peer pressure should be used to shame families involved in this behaviour. All kids do stupid things, even kids of good parents. But if your 11 year old
is assaulting and paralyzing a grown man, that’s on you parents. Something went wrong years ago.
This is not justice, and we’re seeing an uptick in gangs deliberately using underage kids to commit shockingly violent crimes because they’re not tried as adults.
There’s plenty of kids that know this and laugh. For people who laugh off decency and restraint, the corresponding punishment should do the same. This 11 year old can change this Captain’s life, and that of his wife, kids and grandchildren forever, and yet his life will go on as usual. Absolutely shocking and disgusting. If you can deliberately and maliciously destroy someone’s life, there must be some degree of accountability from either you or your parents, even if you’re 11.
We have 11 year olds assaulting teachers in schools as well. Time to bring back corporal punishment.
Praying for a speedy recovery for Captain Kunkel.
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Hang in there folks, it gets worse
Much worse
If the last 11 years under the Liberals have taught us anything, it’s that the next year is always worse than the one before
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There are no words that I can use to express the extent to which I loathe @BernieSanders. He has parasitized taxpayers for 50 years and offered less than nothing in return. A degenerate and lobotomized fool. Go back to renew your marriage vows in the Soviet Union, and please stay there.
🇺🇸 Bernie Sanders on the changes he foresees for America after the midterms:
"The American people want a tax on billionaires so that we can have universal child care, we can make public colleges tuition-free, and we can build millions of units of low-income and affordable housing.
It's time that the billionaire class, many of whom pay an effective tax rate lower than a truck driver, start paying their fair share of taxes."
Writer: Mhedi
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No Country in the WORLD has eliminated homelessness, but CARNEY’s budget says they will end it within 10 years 😀 Worst part is, many Canadians will believe it
Homelessness is now a MASSIVE issue here, also more Canadians live in poverty today than a year ago. Yeah, good luck
