Carney wants to build infrastructure in Canada made by Canadians. Poilievre wants to bring plastic bags and straws back to Canada. I voted for the adult in the room.

A clear choice this election, described in today's Financial Times: Poilievre: “courting the far-right”, “driven by anger” “aggressive”, “reminiscent of the ‘MAGA movement” Carney: “stable”, “antidote to Trump’s chaos and a tariff-induced recession” ft.com/content/958c5f…

With about a week left before election day and well over two million ballots cast so far, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre still hasn't released a costed platform outlining his vision for the country and how he'd pay for his multibillion-dollar commitments.

It’s a red flag 🚩 that Poilievre hasn’t released his costed platform and hasn’t received his security clearance. We are 8 days from the election both extremely important things for a candidate.

The Conservative Party of Canada's platform is 30 pages long. It has 17 pictures of Pierre Poilievre, including four full page ones (with no content). The Liberal platform is 67 pages long. It has one picture of Mark Carney. Take from that what you will. #cdnpoli

Going through Poilievre’s platform. - Poilievre is featured prominently along with donation/data capture on every page - promises to spend 20 billion more than Liberals while cutting taxes by 15 percent (not possible) - housing math makes no sense. - slogans for every

"Once Mark Carney is elected, if that happens, Trump wont have a more seasoned enemy in the West, Carney is very well connected, especially in Europe and the UK" - Jordan Peterson talking to Joe Rogan. Even these doofuses know Carney is the real deal.

Canadians bombarded with rightwing online content ahead of voting on.ft.com/3S8BFbG

In a time of crisis, Mark Carney is the steady hand Canada needs — Toronto Star Editorial Board This election is the most consequential of our lifetimes. Vote like it matters on Monday. #cdnpoli #CanadaStrong

Chantel Hebert from CBC is right. All this time she covered Turner, Mulroney, Harper or Chrétien nobody had signs that said f..CK Harper, or f...CK Chrétien. This CPC is not true Conservatives but turned into a far right wing group. This rhetoric is terrible. It comes from U.S.

More of the same falsehoods. To retaliate against U.S. tariffs, Canada launched largest-ever response — including $60B of tariffs on end-use goods. 70% of those tariffs are still in place. We temporarily and publicly paused tariffs on goods for health & public safety reasons.

Opinion: Poilievre’s cheap shots at Carney’s business ties are unfounded and unhinged /via The Globe and Mail theglobeandmail.com/business/comme…

Maybe take a look at who Feucht really is before claiming that Canadians are persecuting Christians. His own colleagues don’t support what he is doing and what he has become. He profits from hate in his own country and is bringing that message to ours.

I gotta be honest. I've been documenting U.S. worship leader #SeanFeucht for the last 6 years, on Heaven Bent. First out of curiosity, then concern. And to see him this week, gaslight, lie, and fundraise his way across MY country has left me gutted. There are well-documented

Ambassador Hoekstra - you got it all wrong: We're not anti-American We are anti-Trump The US is authoritarian We're pro-democracy You guys started this war So yes we're boycotting you It's time you head home We are sovereign We are Canadian Ambassador Pete Hoekstra cbc.ca/news/politics/…

Accounts like this one are important to read. A real sense of cruelty and injustice. reformedjournal.com/2025/11/17/mee…

Canada has managed to bring immigration under control without scapegoating and without cruelty. That is something to be proud of. spencerfernando.com/2025/12/17/can…

Mary with all her humanness is right here with us…. reformedjournal.com/2025/12/18/the…

Imagine a long line-up at Tim Horton's. Now imagine pulling an employee to a line just serving people willing to pay an extra $50 for a coffee. First, a lot of people can't afford the premium line. 👇👇👇 Second, the line with regular customers is served more slowly. Third,