LIES. Bought to you by the polling outfits and government funded mainstream media, paid for with YOUR tax dollars, by the Liberal Party of Canada, with the support of Gord Johns, lackey of the Trudeau/Singh Alliance.
But don't look at this...... Look over there...... Trump!! OMG!!
Don't fall for it. Think about the last ten years, try to rent a place to live, or, heaven forbid, save up for a down payment. Check the prices in the grocery store. Look at the deductions every week from your paycheque. Vote accordingly.
Since Justin Trudeau took office in 2015, Canada’s federal bureaucracy has ballooned into an unaccountable empire. Annual costs have soared to $69.5 billion—a staggering 73% increase since 2016. But the performance hasn’t followed: fewer than half of federal performance targets are being met. The public service has grown by 42%, adding 108,793 new employees—despite Canada’s population growing by only 14%. Had it grown proportionally, there would be 72,491 fewer federal workers today. Yet taxpayers have shelled out $1.5 billion in bonuses to these bureaucrats since 2015.
Trump isn’t on your ballot. He doesn’t make Canadian policy. But the Liberals are counting on your fear of him to distract from the absolute wreckage they’ve left behind after nearly a decade in power.
Let’s be clear: the same party that drove up unemployment, crashed the dollar, gutted our energy sector, and flooded a broken immigration system is now offering a new frontman—Mark Carney—but the same rotten agenda. Carney isn’t a fresh start. He’s Trudeau 2.0 with a British accent and a Bay Street suit.
Just had Mark Carney doing an add on the TV, interrupting the Blue Jays game.
The man was telling us the wonderful plans for the Gov’t of Canada (Liberal Party) to construct all kinds of much needed housing for the people. (Haven ’t they had 9 years to do something about housing……Oh ya! there is an election coming soon.) The message was delivered with all the vacuous insipid enthusiasm of Chancy Gardiner foretelling the future. “Plants watered in the spring will flower in the summer”. Of course, in trying to steal the other guy’s platform. He forgot the most important part……The government is the problem, and not the solution. Get out of the way and flowers will bloom in the summer and all year round.
On April 1, 2025, the Governor General of Canada quietly authorized a staggering $40,343,209,650 in government spending under a “special warrant.” The justification? That the sums were “urgently required for the public good.” No vote. No debate. No breakdown of where the money is going—just a vague schedule listing departments and totals. Canadians weren’t consulted. Parliament wasn’t consulted. The money simply vanished from the Consolidated Revenue Fund—rubber-stamped by an unelected Governor General, at the request of a Liberal government that’s been ducking accountability for months.
Let’s rewind.
Parliament has been shut down since October. Why? Because Justin Trudeau was facing a scandal over the so-called Green Slush Fund—a massive pile of taxpayer money looted by Liberal insiders. When questions began circling, Trudeau froze Parliament to avoid investigation. Then they conveniently broke for Christmas, giving themselves another multi-month break from facing the consequences of their corruption.
When Parliament was finally set to return, Trudeau prorogued it—this time to dodge a looming confidence vote that would have toppled his government under the weight of scandal. The official excuse? A “leadership transition.” In reality, the Liberals were in disarray and needed to install Mark Carney as Prime Minister without facing the democratic consequences.
Carney wasn’t elected by the public. He was appointed through a manipulated party leadership race with just 150,000 Liberal members—0.4% of the population. Independent candidates like Ruby Dalla were barred from running. The race was a sham designed to preserve power, not serve Canadians.
Now, under Carney, it’s the same Cabinet, the same corruption, and the same incompetence. Marco Mendicino—who not only botched the Bernardo prison scandal but also knew about Chinese Communist Party interference and chose to do nothing—is now serving as Carney’s Chief of Staff.
Meanwhile, this incomprehensibly corrupt regime just handed itself over $40 billion in new spending behind closed doors. With Parliament still prorogued, there was no democratic process. Just a signature from an unelected Liberal-appointed Governor General, acting on the advice of a government that’s been ruling without oversight for half a year.
Campaigning in Saskatoon Thursday, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh said a lot of Canadians are worried about the trade war and “the rollercoaster ride that is Donald Trump.”
He said his party would oppose any cuts to federal services.
Shipping containers!! Carney announces his plan to "build" thousands of units of housing. You take a used shipping container, put a door and two windows in it, and voila! Housing!
Hell, this is nothing new. Tofino has been doing this for a while now.
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LIES. Bought to you by the polling outfits and government funded mainstream media, paid for with YOUR tax dollars, by the Liberal Party of Canada, with the support of Gord Johns, lackey of the Trudeau/Singh Alliance.
But don't look at this...... Look over there...... Trump!! OMG!!
Don't fall for it. Think about the last ten years, try to rent a place to live, or, heaven forbid, save up for a down payment. Check the prices in the grocery store. Look at the deductions every week from your paycheque.
Vote accordingly.
Since Justin Trudeau took office in 2015, Canada’s federal bureaucracy has ballooned into an unaccountable empire. Annual costs have soared to $69.5 billion—a staggering 73% increase since 2016. But the performance hasn’t followed: fewer than half of federal performance targets are being met. The public service has grown by 42%, adding 108,793 new employees—despite Canada’s population growing by only 14%. Had it grown proportionally, there would be 72,491 fewer federal workers today. Yet taxpayers have shelled out $1.5 billion in bonuses to these bureaucrats since 2015.
Trump isn’t on your ballot. He doesn’t make Canadian policy. But the Liberals are counting on your fear of him to distract from the absolute wreckage they’ve left behind after nearly a decade in power.
Let’s be clear: the same party that drove up unemployment, crashed the dollar, gutted our energy sector, and flooded a broken immigration system is now offering a new frontman—Mark Carney—but the same rotten agenda. Carney isn’t a fresh start. He’s Trudeau 2.0 with a British accent and a Bay Street suit.
Just had Mark Carney doing an add on the TV, interrupting the Blue Jays game.
The man was telling us the wonderful plans for the Gov’t of Canada (Liberal Party) to construct all kinds of much needed housing for the people. (Haven ’t they had 9 years to do something about housing……Oh ya! there is an election coming soon.) The message was delivered with all the vacuous insipid enthusiasm of Chancy Gardiner foretelling the future. “Plants watered in the spring will flower in the summer”. Of course, in trying to steal the other guy’s platform. He forgot the most important part……The government is the problem, and not the solution. Get out of the way and flowers will bloom in the summer and all year round.
On April 1, 2025, the Governor General of Canada quietly authorized a staggering $40,343,209,650 in government spending under a “special warrant.” The justification? That the sums were “urgently required for the public good.” No vote. No debate. No breakdown of where the money is going—just a vague schedule listing departments and totals. Canadians weren’t consulted. Parliament wasn’t consulted. The money simply vanished from the Consolidated Revenue Fund—rubber-stamped by an unelected Governor General, at the request of a Liberal government that’s been ducking accountability for months.
Let’s rewind.
Parliament has been shut down since October. Why? Because Justin Trudeau was facing a scandal over the so-called Green Slush Fund—a massive pile of taxpayer money looted by Liberal insiders. When questions began circling, Trudeau froze Parliament to avoid investigation. Then they conveniently broke for Christmas, giving themselves another multi-month break from facing the consequences of their corruption.
When Parliament was finally set to return, Trudeau prorogued it—this time to dodge a looming confidence vote that would have toppled his government under the weight of scandal. The official excuse? A “leadership transition.” In reality, the Liberals were in disarray and needed to install Mark Carney as Prime Minister without facing the democratic consequences.
Carney wasn’t elected by the public. He was appointed through a manipulated party leadership race with just 150,000 Liberal members—0.4% of the population. Independent candidates like Ruby Dalla were barred from running. The race was a sham designed to preserve power, not serve Canadians.
Now, under Carney, it’s the same Cabinet, the same corruption, and the same incompetence. Marco Mendicino—who not only botched the Bernardo prison scandal but also knew about Chinese Communist Party interference and chose to do nothing—is now serving as Carney’s Chief of Staff.
Meanwhile, this incomprehensibly corrupt regime just handed itself over $40 billion in new spending behind closed doors. With Parliament still prorogued, there was no democratic process. Just a signature from an unelected Liberal-appointed Governor General, acting on the advice of a government that’s been ruling without oversight for half a year.
Gord Johns knew about every detail of this corruption and voted, on numerous occasions, to support it.
Campaigning in Saskatoon Thursday, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh said a lot of Canadians are worried about the trade war and “the rollercoaster ride that is Donald Trump.”
He said his party would oppose any cuts to federal services.
The NDP sold their souls for what they perceived to be power. Now they are both soulless and powerless. It looks good on them.
Perfectly stated .. Excellent tofinomike !!
Not much news coverage on that 40 billion. hmmmmmm makes you think.
Shipping containers!! Carney announces his plan to "build" thousands of units of housing. You take a used shipping container, put a door and two windows in it, and voila! Housing!
Hell, this is nothing new. Tofino has been doing this for a while now.
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