Vice President - Recruitment & Outreach @NewGenPPC
Calgary, Alberta
Joined April 2021
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At the Calgary PPC AGM today representing the @NewGenPPC
We are the fastest growing conservative youth movement, join today to shape Canada’s future for the next generation!
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Patricia Conlin, a former People’s Party of Canada candidate who ran for office twice, including against now-Conservative MP Jamil Jivani, has just won a seat on the Durham Regional Council representing her Scugog riding.
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Albertans have spoken. Every single immigration-related question passed with a clear majority.
Their message is unambiguous: the disastrous era of mass immigration and of handing out open-ended social benefits, like free healthcare and education, to temporary residents must end.
This is a direct rejection of the open-borders extremism that the Liberals and fake Conservatives support in Ottawa, and a powerful endorsement of the People's Party of Canada's principled, common-sense platform.
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Following this referendum in Alberta, the ball is now in the court of establishment politicians, both Liberal and fake Conservative.
What will their response be?
There is only one response capable of dispelling the frustration of Albertans: adopting the People’s Party platform.
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Today, the people of Alberta will decide whether they wish to remain part of Canada as it is, or embark on a path toward independence.
The People’s Party is the only federal party that recognizes that the status quo is unacceptable for Albertans and for all Canadians.
This is why we support option 2: start the legal process required under the Canadian Constitution to hold a binding provincial referendum on whether or not Alberta should separate from Canada?
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Partnership in culture, food… and now crime thanks to mass immigration!
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#Canada and #India share a partnership built on people, culture, and food! From family dinners to takeout nights, butter chicken has become a Canadian favourite and delicious reminder of our cultural ties. What’s your go-to CA-IN food pairing? 🇨🇦🇮🇳
ALT Chicken tikka masala, cooked marinated chicken chunks in spiced curry sauce, served with rice and naan bread top view in a skillet.
Campus communism is a serious threat that must be dealt with, we can’t let these freaks infiltrate our institutions
Since the winter @NewGenPPC and likeminded students have teamed up to push back against the ideological homogenization of Universities and colleges
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Watch the replay of last night’s 'Lessons Learned from Quebec' featuring Maxime Bernier, Nadine Wellwood and @IsaiasPPC , Recruitment & Outreach Director for New Gen!👇
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Build a Stronger Alberta TOUR 2026 • Red Deer nitter.gq/i/broadcasts/1yxBePamq…
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Hey @PierrePoilievre, You acknowledge that Albertans have legitimate grievances. You say you want to restore faith in Confederation.
And you tell frustrated Albertans that “Separation will not solve those problems.” And that “Becoming even more Canadian will.”
But let’s look at the biggest grievance of all: Equalization.
In 2021, 61.7% of Albertans voted to remove Equalization from the Constitution. Five years later, that commitment remains unfulfilled.
So what is your solution? You said it yourself: “We don’t want to cut transfers to people and provinces. We want to cut the bureaucracy in Ottawa.”
Let me translate that for Albertans: You are promising to keep the unjust wealth redistribution scheme exactly as it is. You are telling the people who voted to scrap Equalization that their voices don’t matter.
You say the problem is bureaucracy, but the problem is the policy itself. You cannot claim to fight for Alberta while simultaneously supporting the policy that bleeds Alberta dry.
The hard question is: What fundamentally changes if Albertans vote for option one: to remain a province?
Under you, nothing. You are offering the same old Liberal policies with a different tie.
Whether it is Poilievre or Carney, it’s the same.
Ottawa will continue to treat Alberta as an ATM. Poilievre is not fighting for Albertans. He is fighting to keep the status quo.
At the federal level, only the People’s Party is fighting for Albertans and all Canadians, with a policy modifying the equalization formula to make it equitable and which will cut equalization payments in half.
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I’m in Alberta this week to campaign for Alberta’s autonomy and against the status quo. Come and meet me. You can find the details here:
action.peoplespartyofcanada.…
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Commies hate to see a Sensitive Young Man suited up, ripping menthols, and running for local office.
This October 17th REAL change is coming to Nanaimo
REALnanaimo.ca
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Eight years ago today, we launched the People’s Party.
I stood up for you. And I promised to respect the taxpayer, the worker, and our Constitution. I promised to fight the cartels and the disconnected elites.
I have never broken that promise.
Today, the Liberals divide us and the fake Conservatives abandon you. We are the only ones fighting for your freedom, your wallet, and the survival of our nation.
Join us. Become a member: action.peoplespartyofcanada.…
Let’s take Canada back.
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Further proof that the Conservatives are not working for Albertans.
Just like the Liberals, they advocate the status quo for Alberta.
Today, federal Conservatives launched “Conservatives for Canada”, a third-party group which will speak to the 1.4 million Albertans who voted for our party in the last federal election.
I’m proud to support the work of this group and will continue to stand for a strong Alberta within a united Canada.
For more information on how to get involved, go to our website at conservativeforcanada.ca/
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Happy Labour Day to all the hardworking Canadians who keep our country moving forward! 🇨🇦🔧
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The first Premier Haultain of the NWT fought for the sovereign province of Buffalo. The Liberals rejected the will of ~800k resident and forced the creation of Alberta and Saskatchewan. No one was permitted to vote. Haultain joined the Conservatives as a way to resist the Liberals and support the West but the Liberals continued to abuse the people.
You are celebrating the absence of democracy again. But this time the Federal Conservatives are not listening to Albertans. Shame on you.
On October 19th, Albertans will be voting on whether to remain in Canada or to begin the process of holding a binding referendum on separation.
From Sir John A. MacDonald to Stephen Harper, Conservatives have a proud legacy of fighting for our country, and that’s why I’m launching the Conservatives for Canada campaign.
I am prepared to fight for that legacy and for a Stronger Alberta within a United Canada.
For more information on how to get involved, go to our website at conservativeforcanada.ca
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Mayor Farkas is really starting to show his true colors and as suspected. Instead of attacking the real issue of priority tax spending your Mayor is attacking the whislteblower.
The title of the news report was very clear about a proposed tax increase. But the meat of the problem is the Mayors ability to lead a council in prioritizing that spending.
But there is a reason why the Mayor continuously drags council into closed sessions. To control the narrative and filter what council can publicly talk about. I dont think the public is stupid. I think hiding basic information from the public is wrong. Maybe its time to ask the Mayor how much money he has agreed to spend without the publics knowledge. Or better yet maybe he can show his unedited work on his proposed tax increase.
None of this is confidential. Budget preparation should and will always include the publics input when I am on council.
It’s time to cut through the bullshit again, this time about your property taxes.
By now, you’ve probably seen a huge number leaked out of City Hall, and a rage-farming City politician thinks that you are stupid and will believe that this is the tax increase coming your way.
That’s the first piece of bullshit.
As reported in the media, the number is what you get when you take every department request, every proposed program, every spending increase, every want and every wish, every downloaded responsibility from the provincial government, add them all together.
That’s a wish list, not a tax increase.
The second piece of bullshit is the accusation that Council desperately wanted to keep this secret from you.
When private personal information involved, we don’t have a choice. As mayor, I’m leading a serious budget process that is looking at everything. Potential cuts. Staffing changes. Contracts. Negotiations. Agreements with outside partners. There are real people and real livelihoods behind those numbers. This is information we are legally required to protect.
We do not get to throw somebody’s private information into the public because a politician thinks you are too stupid to read past the headline. And ignoring those obligations puts you, the taxpayer on the hook for potentially major legal claims and liabilities.
The third piece of bullshit is pretending this number is inevitable.
We heard that same garbage when this Council took office. We started with a number around 6% and brought it down to 1.2%.
We went through the budget. We challenged assumptions. We found savings. We made choices about what Calgary needs and what City Hall simply wants. We prioritized public safety and we made hard decisions to fund the replacement to the Bearspaw Feedermain.
But what isn’t bullshit is our record. We brought that 6% number all the way down to a 1.2% municipal tax increase, while the provincial government increased their share by more than 20%.
Calgary families are under pressure. Your groceries cost more. Your mortgage or rent costs more. Your utilities cost more.
At the same time, we need police officers responding to calls. We need firefighters showing up when you need them. We need buses and trains running. We need roads maintained and clean water coming out of your tap.
Those are the kinds of needs we’re going to fight like hell to prioritize.
"Confidential" leaks have been happening all year... Mayor Farkas: crickets....... Release of information early regarding your money. Farkas: Straight to Jail.
It was me. I can't keep being complicit in hiding things from Calgarians (even if it is "process") and I won't hide behind anonymity. Voting "NO" to in-camera isn't enough.
This isn't a big issue though.
The release of this unconstraint budget is a great tool. Calgarians now have the opportunity to be a part of the fix instead of being fed a narrative. We can reduce those tax increases by reducing or eliminating non-essential spending. The Farkas Fix from last November won't work this time around by paying down taxes with rainy day funds and blaming everyone else.
The cuts have to be deep and real before we even think about turning taxpayer's upside down and shaking them for more money.
The next 4 years should be focused on core responsibilities: Infrastructure, Public Safety and Essential Services.
Yes, we need more police/peace officers, firehalls, better roads, better water infrastructure, Greenline north and south, train to the airport, waste collection etc and due to the neglect of these services over the past decade it will cost money.
We however do not need more corporate subsidized hotels and shoebox rentals, football arenas, or The Mayors expressed interest in spending millions of dollars for an Olympic bid.
If the Mayor and the city want to retaliate me for this, they can do whatever they have to do. But the real fight is with priority spending and doing right by Calgarians.
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It has come to my attention that the @albertaNDP included me in their recent attempt to attack Mike Derry's campaign.
I think it is important to clear something up here.
I know Mike Derry outside of politics. I have gotten to know him as a business and technology leader, and my endorsement of him came from my personal experience with him as a person, not from some assumption that he shares all of my political beliefs.
Mike is not a separatist, and I have never understood him to be one. My own political views are my own, and they should not be projected onto him simply because I chose to endorse him.
In fact, if Mike held all of my political beliefs, he would probably be a much more based candidate than he is.
I am also going to reject the idea that I am somehow a “Trump lover” or that my endorsement represents support for MAGA politics. I am a libertarian. I have criticized the American government, including the Republican Party and the broader neoconservative establishment, many times when I believe they have violated the principles of limited government, free markets and individual liberty.
My politics are not MAGA. They are not conservative. They are libertarian.
I endorsed Mike because I know him, I respect him, and I believe he can bring something valuable to Alberta politics. That does not make him a separatist, and it certainly does not make me a Trump supporter.
The Alberta NDP is free to disagree with Mike Derry. They are free to criticize his policies and his record. But taking my endorsement of a person I know and turning it into a political label for both of us is a pretty desperate way to campaign and Kyle Campbell and @nenshi should be ashamed.
