This post from tobi lutke is such a good explanation of the problems we face in Canada. We sabotage our most successful industries with punishing regulation and taxes. And we put struggling businesses on corporate welfare and bail them out at every opportunity. It costs us billions

NDP BC Premier David Eby is blaming everyone but himself for Nutrien building its new port facility in the US, not Vancouver. I was asked about that on the Evan Bray show this morning and here was my answer. Every team I've played on, I want all of the players to score, not

When you join a team, you work as a team. If you have a problem with your team, you work it out with your team. Our team helped elect Michael Ma, he voted with our team for months and he even chose to celebrate Christmas with our team last night. I am incredibly disappointed

I miss Stephen Harper.

The moral clarity Canada needs from its leadership. Thank you Pierre Poilievre 👏

The amount of red tape on major projects in this country makes it impossible to build almost anything, almost anywhere. We've been talking about high speed rail for 20 years and we've barely got a plan to start planning. We've been talking about building a *road* to the Ring of

How much better could the quality of life be in Canada if we stopped sabotaging ourselves? Right now, we sabotage our most productive industries with aggressive taxation and red tape -- they are punished for being productive. And our industries that are failing are rewarded

Mark Carney is a politician, just like every other politician. He's playing the same stupid political games as Justin Trudeau. The gun buyback program was trialed. It was a disaster. They are going ahead with it anyways. Police don't want it. It does nothing to make us safer.

Headed to the Conservative convention in Calgary. Hope to see many of you there!

Parks Canada couldn't find the resources to manage their Register of Historic Places and planned to shut it down. My friend Stephen Taylor built a better version in less than a day and runs it for pennies. Remarkable job by Stephen. Remarkable failure by government.

If I only interviewed 55 people under the age of 35, and I interviewed 1089 people who were 50+, I would probably not be making this kind of proclamation. Then again, I'm not a pollster, so what do I know?

Throwback to a time when Canada has the strongest economy in the G7, balanced budgets, principled leadership, and a Prime Minister we could all be proud of. Looking forward to seeing many old friends at the Stephen Harper 20th Anniversary Celebration this week.