Ross Horgan (@portcityhorgan) 's Twitter Profile
Ross Horgan

@portcityhorgan

I ❤️ Atlantic Canada & advocating for both renewables & commercial nuclear power to address the climate crisis🍁he/him🍁Policy wonk for energy & reconciliation

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VERIFIED is a project from Samara Centre for Democracy that helps Canadians make sense of online political conversations during #Election2025. Our 1st report looks at Reddit, a key platform for sharing digital news content in Canada. samaracentre.ca/verified

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Hi Folks - I’ll be on Global National tonight with Mercedes Stevenson for election commentary! We have a fantastic panel of Nathan Cullen, Gilles Duceppe and Seamus O’Regan all ready to bring you insights and explanations!

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Global has best guest commentators, CTV has best side of screen ticker, CPAC has best neutral coverage for when your feeling nervous, and CBC has best online website to track seat standing.

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Poilievre will not leave 💸Everything is broken—except grip on his pension 🫧He promised freedom—but can’t free himself from his taxpayer-funded bubble 🚪Gatekeepers have to go—but clings to the gates of Ottawa 👑Claims to fight for democracy—but stages a by-election coronation

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The giant killer who defeated Pierre Poilievre in his own riding? He’s from New Brunswick Bruce Fanjoy grew up in Saint John and then Fredericton, with deep political roots in the province MY INTERVIEW: tj.news/new-brunswick/… #NB

Kate McKenna (@katemckenna8) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Prime Minister Mark Carney said he’d call a byelection asap if a Conservative MP steps down so Pierre Poilievre can run for a seat. “No games,” he said.

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"Did he ask you to ask that? Now we know your sources." PM Mark Carney sparks a few laughs when asked if François-Philippe Champagne will still be finance minister going forward.

Josh Marando (@joshmarando) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We’ve gotten used to leaders treating the press gallery like a stage. Carney didn’t perform - he briefed the country. Clear next steps. Policy substance. Actual timelines. Grown-up governance. I'm excited to see more of that. #cdnpoli

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Monarchism was an especially contentious issue within the Reform Party of Canada, Stephen Harper’s party, before it merged with the Progressive Conservatives. Source: Of Passionate Intensity: Right-Wing Populism and the Reform Party of Canada by Trevor Harrison

Monarchism was an especially contentious issue within the Reform Party of Canada, Stephen Harper’s party, before it merged with the Progressive Conservatives.
Source: Of Passionate Intensity: Right-Wing Populism and the Reform Party of Canada by Trevor Harrison
Max Valiquette (@maxvaliquette) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The worst post-election hot take is already everywhere: "how will the PM unite a divided Canada?" It's not *only* the LPC that needs to "unite" us: the CPC has a huge role here, too, and should be held accountable. *Both* parties ran to lead the *whole* country. 1/4

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“Lack of trust in institutions is a dangerous trend, one we must address if we want Canada to be stronger and more unified in the face of economic coercion and growing threats to our security. A 1st step toward building trust in institutions is sparking genuine interest in them.”

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Some naysayers identify as conservative, a reminder that monarchism has been a divisive issue even in conservative circles. Within the Reform Party of Canada, 44.1% of party activists opposed the monarchy, while only 37.9% supported it and 18% indifferent. jstor.org/stable/3229397

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As we approach G7 I am hopeful that GermanForeignOffice appoint a Special Envoy that supports removal of the caveat "those G7 countries that opt to use nuclear energy" in the upcoming Leaders' Statement, signalling support for nuclear power. Joanna Sivasankaran linkedin.com/pulse/those-g7…

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How can a country become so egotistical and myopic that it views its allies as possessions, its critics as enemies, and its own instability as strength?

How can a country become so egotistical and myopic that it views its allies as possessions, its critics as enemies, and its own instability as strength?