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By now, it should be obvious that the obsession with Europe has little to do with Canadians' collective prosperity and everything to do with ideology.
Yes, it's interesting that he's viewed as a pragmatist, when so many of his moves have a strong ideological bent
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KPMG has posted 15 senior accountant positions in downtown Toronto, paying $80,613 to $95,000 annually, with an LMIA request to hire foreign workers.
In a country where Canadians are struggling to find jobs, we're being told there aren't enough qualified accountants?
Toronto is full of accounting professionals.
Something isn't adding up here.
How can we justify this in the current Canadian job market?
Carney says we have a “tight” relationship with the EU? So why do we need to be an associate member? Why not work on getting CETA ratified by the other countries if we’re so tight?
What benefits do average Canadians get from this tight relationship?
Carney is a fraud.
Mo retweeted
Honestly, yes. Most companies shareholders, and likely boards of directors as well, would have a problem with the CEO needing to take 70 people on business trips and spending $2500/head on airplane food alone, from the business account. And especially so when the company is struggling to run profitably.
It would be one thing if we were looking at something like the cost of hosting fancy dinners for high profile customers, which in the context here would be something like hosting world leaders, but that's not at all what we're looking at here.
Honestly, I was almost going to drop the 'I'm old enough to remember' line, but you don't even have to be very old to remember when the '$16 glass of orange juice' scandal was enough to cost Bev Oda her job. And that was over a few thousand dollars that she reimbursed when called out for being an inappropriate display of opulence and excess...
Mo retweeted
If I don’t like what a CEO does I don’t buy their products or invest in their company. I have no choice but to pay for Carney’s clearly excessive, expensive lifestyle. A true leader leads by example. When taxes become voluntary please let me know.
You’re trying to make it sound like he personally consumed $1m worth of food.
The food bill includes the entire entourage, which on international trips is upwards of 70 people.
Do you have any complaint as a shareholder of a company if the CEO expenses nice meals or do you expect him to eat slop?
Be serious.
Mo retweeted
The more I think about this, the more it pisses me off.
No, lady - don't let them steal. In fact, I pay a lot of taxes to multiple levels of government whose job it is to NOT let people get away with stealing.
In fact, your fucking salary is predicated on your role in maintaining a functioning society, one of the foundational tenets of which is that people not be excused from going around and taking other people's shit.
So no, you useless moron, I do not accept your privileged, galaxy-brain take of "let them steal." Do your goddamn job.
"If they want to steal, let them steal"
In response to calls by Manitobans for greater legal protection in cases of self-defence, or defence of property, from violent criminals
NDP MLA @Cross4Seine says @MBNDP believe citizens should just pay their insurance & let crime happen.
Mo retweeted
Muslims claim that they hate Halloween & it goes against their religion but they are happy to steal all of the Halloween candy from young children celebrating Halloween 🎃
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‼️WOW -- Ursula announces a New World Order with "the EU and Canada as the nucleus" says Canada is just "the start"
Then
Mark Carney has A MAJOR Freudian slip.....calls it "the resistance"
Did anyone in Canada vote for THIS??
Mo retweeted
"You can cancel an election and ban the winner from running (Romania), you can ban your opponents from ever running again (Hungary), you can threaten to ban the main opposition party and subject it to relentless investigations by the secret police (Germany), you can threaten a ban on the leading presidential candidate and make them wear an ankle monitor (France), every member of your circle can be investigated for corruption (Spain), you can try and cancel local elections because you will lose them (Britain), and you can storm the constitutional court with riot police because you want to control it (Poland).
You can just do all these things. The secret is you just have to be on the right side of the European Commission."
Writer: Jacob Reynolds
Mo retweeted
This is one of the individuals identified in the home invasion and shooting in Toronto Canada.
Daijohn Richards.
It’s weird… How did they get a mug shot of him if they haven’t arrested him yet?
Oh, that’s right, he’s a career criminal.
Arrested May 2021 as part of a drug-trafficking investigation. Officers seized suspected crack cocaine, fentanyl, and trafficking paraphernalia.
The government of Canada has failed the people of Canada.
“Authorities didn’t know Bath was in Canada”
Of course not. Canada’s Liberal government doesn’t properly vet the millions of scam artists, aka immigrants we let into Canada.
Liberals are incompetent.i
If only Canada checked who enters our borders. Just wait until the EU agreement. *sigh
Interpol has confirmed the arrest of Punjab gangster Amritpal Singh Bath in Canada after a routine police stop reportedly exposed his identity. Bath, who is wanted in nearly 20 criminal cases, was caught on October 8 when Surrey Police stopped a vehicle in the Whalley area of Surrey, British Columbia, after noticing erratic driving.
Police initially intended to check the driver for possible impairment. Bath was sitting in the passenger seat and allegedly identified himself as Harpreet Singh, presenting an identity document under that name. However, the document appeared suspicious, prompting officers to investigate further.
According to reports, a database search revealed that Bath was wanted under an Interpol Red Notice. He was detained and handed over to the Canada Border Services Agency, where he reportedly remains in custody.
Surrey Police spokesperson Ian MacDonald said authorities had not known Bath was in Canada. It is also unclear whether the driver was aware of his identity.
A resident of Mianpur village in Punjab's Tarn Taran district, Bath is wanted in cases involving murder, attempted murder, drug trafficking and extortion.
Punjab Police has confirmed the development and reportedly started the paperwork to bring him back to India. He is expected to face deportation or extradition proceedings.
#AmritpalSinghBath #PunjabGangster #Canada
Mo retweeted
Home invasions will continue to increase. A key factor is zero fear of consequences. Perps know a liberal judiciary will find a ‘social’ reason to excuse the inexcusable. In jail there is a chance for rehab. But walking free means more mayhem.
#BREAKING: Toronto police identify suspect in violent Bridle Path home invasion, say he was also shot
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🇪🇺 Mark Carney today said integrating with the EU on a monetary, regulatory, parliamentary & judicial level, will deepen Canadian sovereignty.
⛓️ Being forced to comply to foreign laws, taxation, carbon prices, digital ID & human migration that we can't even democratically vote on, is not freedom.
🦅 We are already being told be were born on unceded territory & that our entire democracy & economy must give veto power to 619 First Nation Chiefs. Including giving tens of billions of dollars, every year.
💉 During covid-19 Canada implemented vaccine passports that prevented people from leaving Canada & travelling by plane or train domestically, if they didn't take mRNA shots.
🪶 The excuse for the live ammunition, multi hour massacre of 300+ healthy ostriches at the Universal Ostrich Farm, was that Canada had to comply with World Health Organization mandates.
📜 So all of this matters. Our democratic freedom is being massacred by 1,000 cuts.
🗳️ The more we surrender our democratic rights, the faster we become slaves to foreign powers.
⛓️ How Canada is being treated, is how a vassal state would be treated.
Canada should not get into bed with Ursula von der Leyen.
She was never elected by a single voter. She was nominated by heads of government and confirmed behind closed doors in Brussels. You can't vote her out. Neither can anyone in Europe. That alone should end the conversation, but it gets worse.
This is the woman who negotiated billions in vaccine contracts with Pfizer's CEO by text message, then refused to show the texts. The EU's own court ruled against her. Billions in public money, decided in private chats, hidden from the public. And she survived it. She always survives it.
She survived a no-confidence vote. She survived the German defence ministry scandals, the missing data, the consultant contracts. She survives everything because the system she runs isn't built to hold her accountable. It's built to protect her.
Now look at what she's selling us. Digital ID wallets for every citizen. Officially voluntary today. But once that infrastructure exists, governments always find new uses for it. That's not a conspiracy, that's just how power works. And "ever closer association" means Canada falls in line behind EU rules on digital ID, data, and AI. Rules we didn't write. Rules our Parliament doesn't control.
Carney calls this "more sovereignty." Let's be honest about what it is. It's trading dependence on Washington for dependence on Brussels. That's not sovereignty. That's changing landlords.
And here's the part nobody in Ottawa wants to say out loud: there is no vote. No referendum. No say for the Canadian people. The federal cabinet can sign this and ratify it on its own. The same people who lecture us about democracy are cutting a deal with an unelected leader, in a city most Canadians will never visit, about rules that will govern our daily lives.
Europe's farmers already figured her out. They drove their tractors into Brussels because her green rules were strangling them. Her own member states grumble about how much power she's grabbed for herself. Even the people who work under her call her "Queen Ursula."
So why is Canada crawling into bed with her? Because Carney wants a headline about standing up to Trump, and Ursula wants another country in her orbit. Both of them get what they want. The Canadian people get the bill.
We don't need a new master. We need our own house in order.
Canada deserves better than Ursula's bed.
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Shared Services Canada spent $52 million upgrading federal call centers, more than three times its $16 million budget, Auditor General Karen Hogan reported on Thursday.
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I'm sorry. This is our money. Now, all of a sudden, it's a great idea for the Liberal government to behave like Dragon's Den investors and pick favourites? No.
No, because it is our money. No, because it is anti-competition. NO.
The PM knows what anti-competition means. He's had some experience with it.
@MarkJCarney @EvanLSolomon
AI minister @EvanLSolomon says forthcoming $500-million tech fund will consider equity stakes.
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Also No because govt winner-picking is always a complete failure whenever it has been done. Always. And very expensive for taxpayers. When you’re spending someone else’s money, the sky’s the limit! 😳
I'm sorry. This is our money. Now, all of a sudden, it's a great idea for the Liberal government to behave like Dragon's Den investors and pick favourites? No.
No, because it is our money. No, because it is anti-competition. NO.
The PM knows what anti-competition means. He's had some experience with it.
@MarkJCarney @EvanLSolomon
Mo retweeted
Luxury butter eating multimillionaire playing with millions of Canadians livelihoods.
He can wait it out forever, the people losing their jobs however cannot.
Mark Carney is a horrible man.
Carney says he can wait out Trump for trade deal politi.co/4knKnSL
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“Ottawa is becoming the owner, the funder, the customer and the regulator of the same companies.”
There’s a word for it: socialism.
This is a thoughtful piece.
I'm genuinely happy for Cohere that they're growing and scaling, but I will admit I've been asking myself a lot of bigger picture questions since this was announced, starting with: what problem does this solve?
Cohere isn't short of capital. Schwarz, Nvidia and Aramco invested. And the $1.68B announced comes after $240M in federal compute funding and stakes from PSP, EDC and BDC in earlier funding rounds.
So if it's not capital, what is the goal? The AI minister himself was quoted in a Betakit article saying the stake gives Ottawa "a seat at the table to control" this technology.
What does that mean? What are the terms of the deal? Is the intent here really for the Government of Canada to control the technology that Cohere is developing? I think Canadians deserve to know what kind of control is contemplated.
Beyond this specific deal, the bigger picture points to an evolving pattern in Canada’s industrial policy.
Equity stakes in private companies have historically only been taken by the Government of Canada in times of crisis to rescue strategically important companies. Most lost taxpayers money, e.g. GM, Trans Mountain, de Havilland. Cohere isn't in crisis, which makes this feel like a new policy direction, not a rescue.
$1.6B in Cohere. A $500M tech fund built to take equity in tech companies. A $1.75B government VC plan. A proposed sovereign wealth fund. Canada Growth Fund. On top of EDC and BDC and our pension funds which have a mandate to invest public dollars.
Ottawa is becoming the owner, the funder, the customer and the regulator of the same companies. That trend towards state-led capitalism is hard to reverse and Canadians should be asking questions abut the long term implications of that direction on our economic competitiveness.
Big picture: Canada wins when markets reward builders, not when ministers pick them.
The better path we might consider is focusing on making Canada the best place in the world to build and scale. Competitive taxes. Faster approvals. Real AI adoption.
We should be focusing on ensuring our most successful companies won't need a federal cheque to stay.