I find it interesting that so many offer financial advice and criticism to a Prime Minister who has run the Bank of Canada and the Bank of the UK and chaired the board of a massive investment company. The Paperboy doesn’t have a plan or experience, he has only slogans and rage.

Poilievre will draw on experience as Calgary Sun paperboy, and mail order BA, to tell us former Governor of Banks of Canada, and England, Chair of mega international investment corp, and pair of PhDs in economics from Harvard and Oxford, doesn’t know anything about the economy.

I wonder if @realdonaldtrump still thinks an AI video of him piloting a plane and dumping shit on Americans protesters was the wisest tactic mere weeks before an election?

Maybe tariffs were a bad idea.

Wow, is that really Melissa Lantsman extending congratulations to Leona Alleslev—the former Liberal MP who crossed the floor to the CPC? Cue the anticipated conservative wave of fake outrage. Hey Mel, don’t forget, there’s always a tweet boo! Melissa Lantsman 😘😂

Since 3:30pm yesterday, Canada’s benchmark bond rate has moved… 1 basis point. Markets are very comfortable with Mark Carney’s generational investment plan. Well done François-Philippe Champagne (FPC) 🇨🇦 #cdnpoli #budget2025

If Pierre Poilievre was popular he wouldn’t have blown a 20 point lead in an election, lost his own seat, and need a by election in the safest conservative riding in Canada. And conservatives are surprised members are crossing the floor? He’s toxic

It's over for Pierre Poilievre. It's only a matter of time. He should have resigned after he lost his seat. The MapleMAGA party is crumbling. Progressive conservatives need to rebuild.

This is an opportunity for Conservative Party. Elect a new leader. Investigate and hold accountable anyone in the party who crossed professional boundaries. Hear out one another, including those who expressed dissent. Stop making politics about revenge, intimidation, shaming, and outrage.

The pain experienced in key sectors (incl. auto, primary metals, forestry) due to Trump is massive. But the economy is more resilient than often thought. And the more time goes by, the worse things get in US-economically & politically. Canada wise not to rush into bad deal.

Today I am at ASTMH 🇨🇦, sitting on an expert panel about attacks on science. Canada losing its measles elimination status is the direct result of rejecting scientific breakthroughs that have saved millions of lives. Now more kids will die of a completely preventable disease.

I feel like the Apple chomping video made it pretty clear 🍎🍎🍎🤢

The people who have brought measles back are the new base of Poilievre’s Conservative Party.

On behalf of true Canadians I would like to thank the Conservative Party and their anti vax voters for the reemergence, after decades, of measles in Canada. You are to blame for every injury, any suffering and every death.

The fact that Trump is calling Mace and Boebert today pleading with them to remove their names from the Epstein petition at the last minute tells you everything you need to know about how incriminating the info in the files is to him and his cronies.

🏆 KUDOS ...to Toronto's University Health Network for bringing back masking in their facilities as of Nov 18 😷TGH 😷Toronto Western 😷Princess Margaret Cancer Centre 😷Toronto Rehab 😷Michener Institute 😷West Park 🏥Hope others will follow thestar.com/opinion/contri…

🚨 My new piece: increasingly, vaccine hesitancy tied to political identity thestar.com/opinion/contri… via Toronto Star Vaccines are a wedge issue, exploited by politicians to garner votes, by political commentators to build brands and by online influencers to get clicks. cc

Every Canadian should watch this. Thank you, Scott Galloway.

Study: People are more susceptible to misinformation with realistic AI-synthesized images that provide strong evidence to headlines misinforeview.hks.harvard.edu/article/people… "...generative AI image models could lead to increased misinformation susceptibility."

The CEO of Norwegian graphite manufacturer Vianode on why they chose Ontario for a $3.2B manufacturing facility: "A very supportive environment. Canada itself has stable, predictable political system and that's very important for companies investing a lot of money." #onpoli