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I asked the Prime Minister why A.I Minister Evan Solomon had their buddy, Telesat CEO Dan Goldberg on his ethics screen and he didn’t. There was no answer. Now, not even a week later Carney added Goldberg to his ethics screen Carney got caught giving his buddy a $2.3 Billion contract, now he is trying to cover his tracks.

⬇️ After his “friend” receives $2.3 Billion in taxpayer dollars from Carney for a contract that coincidentally aligns with an equivalent amount of debt due on December 6, 2026 which can be used as leverage to restructure the debt. Section 9 of Canada's federal Conflict of Interest Act (S.C. 2006, c. 9, s. 2) “No public office holder shall use his or her position as a public office holder to seek to influence a decision of another person so as to further the public office holder’s private interests or those of the public office holder’s relatives or friends or to improperly further another person’s private interests”. Invoking a screen on November 13, 2026 does not retroactively limit the application of the law! So again I ask, did the Prime Minister have any “discussions” with Dan Goldberg about Telesat prior to the invocation of this new found and newly applied screen? #cdnpoli

Canada’s premiers are piling on hundreds of billions in costs and barriers that hurt Canadians more than any Trump tariffs. They’re raising prices at home, restricting provincial trade, and making life more expensive for their own people—then blaming the U.S.- Self-inflicted damage. The enemy isn't Trump it's our own politicians.

📢Happening how, @melaniejoly is once again blaming Trump for the Liberals writing a shitty deal with Stellantis, that is still redacted.

Mark Carney admits he is in a conflict dealing with his friend’s company, but only AFTER his government awarded Telesat a $2.3 billion contract. He still won’t say if he ever discussed the company with his staff, officials, or ministers. The Liberal Club of corporate powerbrokers & insiders is getting richer on the backs of Canadian taxpayers who can’t afford to eat, heat, or house themselves.

Just a casual $313M to Honda after losing hundreds of millions to Stellantis. Our government is literally run by idiots.

Just two Canadians still fighting for climate action! 💪 #COP31 @s_guilbeault

Xplore Inc, who Carney positioned as one of the companies to replace StarLink for rural internet service in Canada just filed for creditor protection. Carney gave them $60 Million in February 2026. newswire.ca/news-releases/xp…

Get this 🇨🇦 Payments Canada just launched a real time payments system on Monday, but get this, one of the initial participants was just ACQUIRED by a US Company 👀 so that makes 2 of the initial participants of this Payments Canada system, American 😀 ELBOWS UP

Europe is the world’s second-largest economy, with world-class research capabilities. Canada is an energy superpower with abundant critical minerals and expertise across AI, space, and quantum. We’re building on each other’s strengths to create more opportunities for our workers and businesses, lower costs for families, and deliver greater sovereignty for all. Read more: pm.gc.ca/en/news/news-releas…

The CBC is receiving $370 million more than Canada’s domestic spy agency, CSIS, despite growing threats of foreign interference and espionage. junonews.com/p/cbc-gets-370m…

Every Liberal Party of Canada Tax Payer funded project in Canada has all suddenly gone Bankrupt! Multi Billions wasted, massive loss of employment! The elbows up Banker Mark Carney is taking Canada to financial ruination! Carney off touring the world!

"If I stole a Prohibited firearm I would not be "suspended with pay" which is a holiday with full pay. I would be in jail and fighting to get bail..." Thanks to @augeradam for stating the truth. This used to happen all the time with the @TorontoPolice in the 1970's - 1980's. Widows would bring incredibly valuable firearms to the police for disposal. Divisional Staff Sergeants would receive the firearms and not issue a receipt. The widow wouldn't even think about that... she just knew that the police now had that Luger war trophy, or .416 Rigby African rifle that her husband's grandfather left to him. The widows didn't know that their late husband's firearms were valued in the tens of thousand of dollars. As late as 1989, the Toronto Police Firearms Registration Unit maintained its records in a single handwritten book... in pencil. I know, I tried to stop it at the time. I left the Toronto Police in 1990. The firearms scam all collapsed in 1997 when the Paul Mullin Scandal showed that thousands of firearms were missing from the Toronto Police vault.

Lydia Miljan just eviscerated the Carney government on CTV over the Stellantis fiasco On Melanie Joly: “Minister Joly started very badly in the Trudeau government with the $5 million skating rink. This is much worse. And so her ability to fail upward is actually quite spectacular.” On the “new” government: “It’s feeling very much like an old government. It’s almost like the emperor has new clothes… And really, the only thing that’s new about this government is Mark Carney. And he’s starting to look kind of naked.” They knew about the sale in advance, burned ~$1B in taxpayer money (federal + provincial), and now threaten lawsuits that will take years while Windsor plants sit in shutdown. Word salads and holdover Trudeau-era incompetence instead of delivery Canadians are judging results, not résumés. So far it’s the same old failures, just with a new face out front @lmiljan

Industry Minister Mélanie Joly walked out of a Toronto meeting yesterday and gave Stellantis 30 days to comply, or Ottawa will sue. Minutes later, Unifor president Lana Payne told reporters flatly: "The plant is sold." Asked whether Ottawa's funding deal lets Stellantis sell the Brampton plant if it is not commercially viable, Joly said no. Redacted copies of the 2022 contract obtained by CBC News show the deal does carry a "commercially unviable" escape hatch. Ottawa committed up to $529 million. An ultimatum for the cameras, an escape hatch in the fine print, and a plant that is already sold. For my latest: theoppositionnewsnetwork.sub…

Nous réalisons le plus important investissement de l’histoire du Canada dans le domaine de la culture : 4 milliards de dollars. Parce que les artistes canadiens doivent pouvoir donner libre cours à leur imagination. Il faut leur permettre de raconter nos histoires, comme ils l’entendent, au sein de nos communautés.