Burnaby, British Columbia
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Christian Leblanc retweeted
Pierre Poilievre goes NUCLEAR on the media for not holding Mark Carney accountable at the same level they do him
This is the man i proudly voted for btw. A fighter who isn't afraid to call out the left on their bullsh*t
We need THIS Pierre back
Christian Leblanc retweeted
This young man is something else!
This awesome high school student in BC exposed the “truth and reconciliation” indoctrination at his school on YouTube last week and then got suspended for it. Yesterday he posted another video to explain the fallout. BASED!
youtu.be/RlNXf7eotIs?si=2fvF…
Christian Leblanc retweeted
Socialists like David Eby never change, they want others to continually fund their failures in life. They lack the creativity, drive and grit to ever become something by themselves.
Put Eby in charge of a business, and it would go bankrupt in a year.
Christian Leblanc retweeted
Why do we keep going after our doctors in this country? Trudeau called them tax cheats and went after their corps., and now Eby is saying they need to pay the second highest taxes in the world?
I had dinner with a pediatric neurologist the other night. works 65 hours a week and in his early 60s. The overtime time pay boost is an additional $13/hour. But they do it because there is a dire need for their services.
Our doctors are a core part of our health care system that is breaking under the stress, and we need to support them instead of attacking them. Full stop.
Christian Leblanc retweeted
What a great post.
David Eby seems to think being a billionaire is something to be condemned.
Maybe he should take a look at what Jimmy Pattison has actually done for British Columbia.
• EXPO 86: Pattison worked virtually full-time for five years without compensation to help make Expo 86 a reality and putting Vancouver on the world stage
• Health care: He donated $75 million to St. Paul’s Hospital, described by the B.C. government as a historic contribution to Canadian health-care philanthropy. (BC News)
• Royal Columbian Hospital: He donated $30 million toward the redevelopment, with the new acute-care tower now bearing his name.
• Surrey health care: He donated $5 million toward the Jim Pattison Outpatient Care and Surgery Centre, helping fund equipment and attract physicians.
-Vancouver General Hospital: donated $20 million to VGH
-He made major contributions to Lions Gate Hospital in North Vancouver, Burnaby, Kelowna General and Kootenay Boundary Regional Hospital. A 2024 grant record shows nearly $20 million in foundation grants in one year, much of it going to B.C. health care.
- Children’s health: the Pattison Group, has contributed tens of millions of dollars to B.C. Children’s Hospital, including $15 million for its family immunization clinic.
• Jobs and investment: The Pattison Group grew from a single Vancouver car dealership into a major Canadian business empire employing thousands of people.
So when David Eby looks at Jimmy Pattison and sees only “a billionaire,” British Columbians should remember what Pattison has actually contributed.
He built businesses. He created jobs. He invested in our communities. He helped put Vancouver on the world stage. And he has donated millions to help British Columbians receive health care.
We should be debating how to create more success stories like Jimmy Pattison not denigrating people simply because they achieved extraordinary success.
B.C. needs more builders, more investment and more ambition, not politicians who turn success into something to be ashamed of and using him for cheap political talking points
Christian Leblanc retweeted
John Horgan didn’t have to call a snap election two years early. He didn’t have to attack a businessman and philanthropist in his 90s to distract from his record. And he was able to run a full slate of candidates.
It’s no wonder why even New Democrats are turning on Eby.
Christian Leblanc retweeted
CAMPBELL: When a premier ignores his own record, we should ask ourselves why
Hon. Gordon Campbell for @sitkamedia
sitkamedia.ca/campbell-when-…
Christian Leblanc retweeted
Holy shit. David Eby is losing the MSM and former NDP’ers now.
Put a fork in him. This idiot is done for. 😂🤣
WATCH: David Eby doubles down on Jim Pattison comments - as a former NDP premier accuses Eby of "denigrating an icon".
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Christian Leblanc retweeted
While the Jim Pattison Group
generates annual revenues of $15 billion to $16 billion, DTES Eby got British Columbia into $18 billion in debt. Jimmy stands on the side of capitalism and produces while Eby on the side of socialism, does not produce but takes and consumes.
WATCH: David Eby doubles down on Jim Pattison comments - as a former NDP premier accuses Eby of "denigrating an icon".
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I’d like to know. Did that retard that did the shooting in Montreal have his PAL or not? I’m thinking he didn’t have it as if he did have it, they most likely would have released that information already to use the information to justify removing guns from legal gun owners.
Christian Leblanc retweeted
FIRST READING: Carney was elected to save the economy. It's only gotten worse nationalpost.com/opinion/car…
Christian Leblanc retweeted
Much of the media is celebrating the first anniversary of Mark Carney as Prime Minister, suggesting his first year in office has delivered significant progress. The data, however, tells a more complicated story.
Canada currently posts the highest food inflation rate among G7 countries.
The overall unemployment rate has remained largely unchanged, while youth unemployment continues to climb.
The national deficit has nearly doubled.
Interprovincial trade barriers—despite a commitment to eliminate them by July 1, 2025—remain firmly in place.
Our tariff situation with the United States has deteriorated compared with when he took office. Meanwhile, several of the transformational projects announced months ago have yet to receive formal approval.
Either there is something I’m missing, or parts of the media narrative surrounding the first year of Prime Minister Carney’s mandate are significantly disconnected from the underlying economic indicators.
