Sheldon Bailey 🇨🇦 retweeted
Mark Carney has tried to distract Canadians for months with the lure of "Associate Membership" in the EU.
A concept that even European countries have rejected.
Canada cannot afford the higher taxes, crippling regulation, and unknown immigration impacts that could come with his ambition for closer integration with the EU.
Watch our Conservative reaction to the EU Summit today:
Sheldon Bailey 🇨🇦 retweeted
I was actually really surprised to discover that the number of foreign workers in Canada is *higher than it's ever been.* All Carney has done is slow the intake (and even that's still pretty high).
FIRST READING: Carney’s 'under control' immigration still blowing out the numbers nationalpost.com/opinion/fir…
Sheldon Bailey 🇨🇦 retweeted
Good bless our troops. 🎗
Pray for those injured at Wainwright on thier road to recovery, and pray for thier families as they stand with them.
Family of soldier badly burned at CFB Wainwright speaks about his injuries globalnews.ca/news/12124995/…
Sheldon Bailey 🇨🇦 retweeted
Canada has the resources the world needs.
We have the oil, the workers, and the railways to get our energy to the world. 🇨🇦
Strathcona Resources is ready to ship 250,000 barrels a day through Prince Rupert—creating jobs and strengthening our economy.
The Liberal tanker ban stands in the way.
Why block the opportunity?
It’s time to repeal the ban and let Canadian energy reach global markets.🇨🇦
Sheldon Bailey 🇨🇦 retweeted
Thank you, @PremierScottMoe for supporting MP @DMcKenzieCPC 's Bill C-264 to scrap the Liberals' anti-energy tanker ban.
Let's open new markets for our world-class energy resources, create more Canadian jobs, and strengthen our economic independence while making life more affordable at home.
Sheldon Bailey 🇨🇦 retweeted
Conference and meet & greet in Vancouver, BC 🇨🇦. Always great to be back on the West Coast! ❤️
Sheldon Bailey 🇨🇦 retweeted
DULF took $538k of YOUR tax money from the NDP through Vancouver Coastal Health.
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The Based courts are now appealing their free pass.
Eris Nyx and Jeremy Kalicum openly bragged,and spat in your face,about using that public cash to buy hard drugs online and hand them out for free. After walking, they plastered Vancouver with signs celebrating how they got away with it.
Your money. Their drugs. Their victory lap.
Sheldon Bailey 🇨🇦 retweeted
As Pierre Poilievre highlighted in Question Period, yesterday, a proposed project could move 250,000 barrels of Canadian oil a day using existing rail infrastructure and export it through Prince Rupert to overseas markets. The Liberal tanker ban stands in the way.
#C264 #cdnpoli
Sheldon Bailey 🇨🇦 retweeted
Tomorrow, the House votes on Conservative Bill C-264 to repeal the Liberal tanker ban.
Strathcona’s proposal could move up to 250,000 barrels of Canadian oil a day through Prince Rupert, opening overseas markets, creating jobs and reducing our dependence on the United States.
Do you think Prime Minister Carney and the Liberals will vote yes?
Sheldon Bailey 🇨🇦 retweeted
Productive conversation with Prime Minister Mark Carney today.
We are aligned on the need to supercharge our economy, attract investment, and create good-paying jobs. British Columbia has an enormous role to play in driving Canada's economic future, and we are ready to lead.
When British Columbia succeeds, Canada succeeds.
READOUT: PREMIER-ELECT LORNE DOERKSON'S CALL WITH PRIME MINISTER MARK CARNEY
October 27, 2026
Earlier today, the Prime Minister of Canada and the Premier designate of British Columbia had a virtual meeting setting out a plan for cooperation in support of BC and Canadian growth.
In the conversation, there was agreement to work together to increase growth and economic opportunities for BC and Canada. On LNG and natural gas, there was a joint desire to ensure the right investable and competitive conditions are created to maximize private sector investment.
On investment strategy, there was alignment to work together to attract capital to BC. Overall, the Prime Minister and Premier Designate indicated their joint desire for a strong partnership inclusive of all British Columbians that can supercharge hope and opportunities for the province.
The Premier Designate offered his commitment to work together on various challenges including managing trade risks and opportunities to ensure prosperity for the country from coast, to coast to coast.
There was also alignment on the need for progressing improved infrastructure and services in BC and to work these issues further through the transition and establishment of BC’s new government.
Sheldon Bailey 🇨🇦 retweeted
Prescription opioids should never end up fueling the street drug crisis. New safeguards are a start, but it’s not enough.
We need real accountability, safer communities, and a focus on getting people the treatment they need.
Sheldon Bailey 🇨🇦 retweeted
Carney’s Liberals are sending more money to bankers and bondholders than to provinces through the Canada Health Transfer.
This year’s debt interest works out to roughly $5,700 for a family of four. That’s money swallowed by Liberal debt instead of going to doctors, nurses and hospitals.
Conservatives will cut waste and rein in deficits. Canadians shouldn’t have to keep paying for the Liberals’ shameless spending.
Sheldon Bailey 🇨🇦 retweeted
‼️🚨Prime Minister Carney plans to borrow more in just FIVE YEARS than generations of Canadian prime ministers before Justin Trudeau borrowed in our ENTIRE history.
This is a mountain of debt that will crush my generation and my children's generation.
#cdnpoli
Sheldon Bailey 🇨🇦 retweeted
Hard-working Canadians have to balance their family budgets every single month.
Meanwhile, Mark Carney doubles the deficit and wastes billions of your tax dollars on debt interest.
Our Conservative motion calls the Prime Minister before the Finance Committee to EXPLAIN how he plans to cut deficits, lower debt interest, and deliver tax relief.
Sheldon Bailey 🇨🇦 retweeted
Canadians are paying the price for Liberal debt. Federal debt interest costs a family of four $6,000 a year in taxes.
Conservatives identified over $150 billion in spending cuts to reduce debt, lower taxes and invest in services Canadians need: conservative.ca/cpc/make-car…




































