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Ian Tootill retweeted
No Wab.
Abolish it completely.
REPLACE IT WITH NOTHING.
End Glaude sentencing.
End land grabs.
End land acknowledgements.
End the $35 BILLION PER YEAR
ALL CANADIANS MUST BE EQUAL.
Abolish the Indian Act. We have nothing to lose but our chains.
We will, of course, need new legislation that is an interface between the Federal government and First Nations. And this MUST be created alongside Chiefs and First Nation governments every step of the way. But it is time to move past the era of this outdated, racist, and patriarchal legislation.
I support Prime Minister Carney’s work to position Canada as a global leader in human rights and democracy. The Indian Act is inconsistent with achieving that vision.
Our laws at home should reflect the values we champion around the world.
It’s time for a relationship with First Nations people that reflects who we are as Canadians today, recognizes nationhood, and lives up to the true nature of reconciliation.
Ian Tootill retweeted
Flashback: TRUDEAU gave the natives $5 billion for drinking water
Carney is giving them $12 billion more today
What do they do with all the money? Surely it's not on water 🤔
"Access to safe drinking water is an internationally recognized human right."
@MarkJCarney is investing over $12B in First Nations communities, targeting critical infrastructure on reserves:
- $3.5B for education
- $4B for affordable housing
- $4.5B for clean water & wastewater systems
Ian Tootill retweeted
Carney announced a new over $3.5 billion over multiple years for First Nations workforce training, emergency preparedness, policing, and crime prevention.
That's on top of the previously reported $40.7 billion in 2024-2025.
Additional multi-year commitments, plus approximately $700 MILLION a year in ongoing funding.
That existing spending supports programs and services including education, health care, housing, infrastructure, and legal settlements.
Carney also announced discussions about a potential FIRST NATIONS SOVEREIGN WEALTH FUND, which could give First Nations a direct financial stake in major infrastructure projects. No specific dollar amount has yet been announced for that proposed fund. (Brookfield benefits no doubt)
💥Important note: these are not direct cash payments to every Indigenous person. In fact, much of this money is NEVER SEEN by the people it is intended for.
Canadians deserve clear numbers, measurable outcomes, and accountability for every tax dollar, and a plan to END THIS.
Ian Tootill retweeted
BC Green leader Emily Lowan says she was raised in a “lower middle class family” but her parents were both well-paid civil servants.
Ian Tootill retweeted
I keep hearing John Horgan described as a great centrist premier, most recently by Brad West on CKNW.
I strongly disagree.
Horgan rode the coattails of the strong economy he inherited from the BC Liberals, then introduced 35 new taxes that steadily eroded BC’s competitiveness. The economic consequences were not immediately apparent by some, but the cumulative damage is felt by everyone today.
Eby accelerated the decline, but Horgan laid the groundwork.
More racism in Canada.
La Cour suprême a officiellement entériné un régime de détermination des peines dans lequel la sanction dépend de la race.
Dans la récente affaire Cope, la Cour suprême a maintenu une peine réduite pour un contrevenant autochtone qui a brutalement agressé sa conjointe.
Le juge au procès a prononcé cinq ans. Un cercle de détermination de la peine, une pratique autochtone de résolution de conflits, a recommandé trois ans.
La Cour suprême a dit que trois ans était la bonne réponse, en reprochant au juge de ne pas avoir accordé assez de poids aux « traditions juridiques autochtones ».
Il n’existe pas de « droit autochtone ». Et les traditions autochtones ne devraient pas primer sur le droit canadien tel qu’écrit par le Parlement.
Le résultat?
Un contrevenant obtient un rabais, non pas à cause des faits de son crime, mais à cause de son origine.
Ce n’est pas de la justice. C’est de la comptabilité raciale déguisée en réconciliation.
Ne vous y trompez pas : l’égalité devant la loi, un principe fondamental de la civilisation occidentale, ne s’applique plus au Canada.
La Cour suprême l’a remplacée par un système où la justice est administrée selon l’appartenance à un groupe, l’ascendance et les griefs historiques.
Et ça ne s’arrête pas aux contrevenants autochtones.
La même logique est maintenant étendue à d’autres groupes au moyen des évaluations de l’impact de la race et de la culture.
Le principe est toujours le même : certains Canadiens sont traités comme des membres de groupes ayant des griefs historiques, tandis que d’autres sont traités comme des individus responsables de leurs actes.
Le Parti populaire croit en UNE SEULE NORME DE JUSTICE POUR TOUS LES CANADIENS. Vous commettez le crime, vous purgez la peine. Point final.
Nous sommes le seul parti fédéral prêt à dire ce que les libéraux et les faux conservateurs ne diront pas : les cours doivent traiter chaque victime et chaque contrevenant également devant la loi.
Imagine pitching the idea of cozying up to a bureaucratic, overregulated, over taxed, cronyist, failed state, that likely won’t be here in five to ten years. #ElobowzosUp
Ian Tootill retweeted
thebureau.news/p/david-ebys-… David Eby’s Secrecy on Indigenous Land Deals Has Failed British Columbians and Set Back Reconciliation
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#VanRE @kul_akshay_ Vancouver resident Guerric Haché captured this skunk last Saturday after it bit him in the West End. On Wednesday, a public health advisory was issued warning that the skunk tested positive for rabies. share.google/nDnbO3C2uI2jCBT…
Charging a speculation and vacancy tax on lots which owners cannot afford to develop has to be one of the meanest, stupidest and most useless taxes courtesy of the @BCNDP Eby regime. How does it create more affordable housing? Answer: It does not.
"EHT is charged...on empty development sites...can remain untouched because it is not financially viable...opposes Eby's promise to tax...unsold inventory...the notion they're...keeping them off the market to maybe make them more valuable is preposterous." westerninvestor.com/real-est…
Ian Tootill retweeted
These people are depraved and insane
Cold-hearted 🖤
Copenhagen pushes elderly in retirement homes to eat little meat to cut CO₂
Can they please get more meat on, say, their birthday?
No. A left-wing councilor:
Climate targets for everyone. And old people are “precisely the generation that polluted the most”
kk.kommune-tv.dk/watch/11310…
Ian Tootill retweeted
Still giddy about cozying up with the EU to spite the US ?
If so, you’d better be well off
westernstandard.news/opinion…
Ian Tootill retweeted
🚨𝗙𝗢𝗨𝗡𝗗 𝗜𝗧! | Carney 2012🚨
Before Brookfield
Before U.N
Before Trump
Before Tariffs
Before Trade War
Telling a room of executives that Canada should organize itself to present its infrastructure to China's sovereign wealth funds.
Says it's "a tremendous opportunity."🤔
Ian Tootill retweeted
I was a patriotic Canada since childhood, however after 10 years of Justin Trudeau I only feel embarrassment, shame and disgust. I live in a land where millions of supposed grown adults supported an insufferable imbecile up to and even after he resigned in disgrace. An individual with no applicable education, no experience and no transferable skills to assume the highest office in the land.
Any directive issued by Justin Trudeau should be declared null and void and any institutions contaminated by the stench of his presence should by dissolved and replaced.
Ian Tootill retweeted
“Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street building has been renamed, every date has been altered. And the process is continuing day by day and minute by minute. History has stopped. Nothing exists except an endless present in which the Party is always right.”
Graham Bell gets @ParksCanada treatment as Monuments Board faults telephone inventor over 1883 views on genetics. Revisionism follows Trudeau directive to root out offending moments of Canada's past.
blacklocks.ca/fed-board-revi… #cdnpoli
Ian Tootill retweeted
Canadians voted form”Socks, Sobbing and Selfies” and turned their backs on our proud history and institutions that had once given us the worlds most enviable quality of life.
Woke fools are driving Canadians to despair and want
“Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street building has been renamed, every date has been altered. And the process is continuing day by day and minute by minute. History has stopped. Nothing exists except an endless present in which the Party is always right.”
Ian Tootill retweeted
Canadians voted to ruin Canada, favouring neo-Marxism and identity politics.
Most now see their future options as limited to foodbanks and handouts
Ian Tootill retweeted
Grand Chief Stewart Phillip’s Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs received $3.01 million from the NDP #BCGov between April 2025 and April 2026, according to public accounts. #bcpoli
