
Raquel Dancho
@RaquelDancho • 73,702 subscribers
Conservative Member of Parliament for Kildonan—St. Paul | Shadow Minister for Industry 🇨🇦
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“I DON’T NEED TO BE HERE.” That’s what Minister Joly said when Conservatives demanded answers for laid-off Canadian autoworkers. While 3,000 jobs hang in the balance and billions in taxpayer dollars are at stake, she doesn’t think accountability is worth her time.
Raquel Dancho369,041 views • 10 months ago

Cohere, a Canadian AI company, received $240M in taxpayer funding. Much of it reportedly went to a data centre built and operated by a U.S. firm. Now, Cohere is reportedly in talks to merge with a German company. I asked if they’re committed to remaining Canadian-controlled. Their response was not definitive. Did the Liberals include sovereignty guarantees in the $240M contract?
Raquel Dancho169,032 views • 4 months ago

Honda is flagging U.S tariffs, the Liberals’ emissions regulations—an EV mandate by another name—and the Chinese EV deal as driving questions on its future in Canada. I have been sounding this alarm for months. Unfortunately, it seems the government is incapable of listening to reason, and our auto workers will pay the price. Watch:
Raquel Dancho79,397 views • 3 months ago

Steven Guilbeault: "we still have an industrial price on pollution… We still have clean fuel standards... We still have (strict emissions) targets for vehicles.“ A pertinent reminder from the former environment minister that despite the bluster, all of these de-facto taxes remain—and continue to drive up the cost of essentials for Canadians.
Raquel Dancho104,921 views • 4 months ago

Industry Minister Joly made several false and misleading claims tonight on Power and Politics—some so fanciful that you couldn’t make them up. When asked by the CBC if the deal signed with Germany "is a phony declaration that is unenforceable with no money attached", she just starts making things up. Check out the clip here, and then let’s dig into the claims🧵
Raquel Dancho140,045 views • 1 year ago

Nearly two years ago, following the admission of two suspected terrorists into Canada, I pushed then immigration minister Miller to require police background checks for newcomers. Today, applicants can still be approved “even where there are real concerns about their… links to organized crime,” says a professor at Mount Royal who previously worked with the CBSA.
Raquel Dancho22,248 views • 1 month ago

The 49,000 Chinese EVs the Liberals will allow into Canada present serious national security, economic, and forced labour concerns. The Liberal government’s own surtax order in 2024 that imposed 100% tariffs on Chinese EVs stated exactly that. Min. Joly herself issued that order. Today, I asked her how she reconciles that.
Raquel Dancho46,323 views • 4 months ago

On November 30, the PM said he had never been briefed on federal candidates receiving campaign donations from Communist China. Today the Globe & Mail reported that CSIS documents confirm "Chinese diplomats and their proxies backed the re-election of Justin Trudeau’s Liberals."
Raquel Dancho291,209 views • 3 years ago

Mr. Carney continues to break his promise to Canadians. 1 year later and no deal in sight. Meanwhile, Canada is losing thousands of manufacturing jobs. Impacted industries need certainty. The loans announced today are a band-aid over a gaping wound. My response:
Raquel Dancho37,612 views • 4 months ago

In response to this, Conservatives introduced a very simple motion that read: “That the committee unequivocally condemn forced labour practices in China.” The Liberals responded by attempting to replace “in China” with “globally.” When asked to demonstrate the most basic concern for China’s human rights record, Liberals cannot bring themselves to do it.
Raquel Dancho45,194 views • 5 months ago

The Prime Minister calls Canada’s forced labour protections “the most rigorous.” But we’ve blocked just ONE shipment. The U.S. has stopped over 4,000. With this record—and ongoing reluctance to acknowledge forced labour in China—there’s little reason to believe Liberals will stop Chinese EVs made with forced labour from entering Canada.
Raquel Dancho37,942 views • 5 months ago

How is this possible in Canada? A woman working two jobs in Manitoba cannot afford groceries. She lost her home after interest rates skyrocketed. What is the government’s response? More of the same: massive deficits and social programs that won't solve the problem.
Raquel Dancho53,169 views • 10 months ago



