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🚨 BREAKING The NDP just elected a leader whose own provincial leaders rejected him on day one. Saskatchewan’s NDP: “Ideological and unrealistic.” Refused to meet him. Alberta’s NDP: “Not in the interests of Alberta.” Avi Lewis attended a $40K/year private school. Lives in a $2M+ Toronto neighbourhood. His wife... show more

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Congratulations to new NDP leader Avi Lewis. A long-time supporter of the Palestine solidarity movement from a socialist, anti-Zionist Jewish tradition, Lewis used his first speech to oppose Israel’s genocide in Gaza and the illegal war on Iran. We look forward to seeing the NDP double-down on these anti-war principles and speak for the majority of Canadians who do not want their country to be complicit in genocide.

Congratulations to new NDP leader Avi Lewis. A long-time supporter of the Palestine solidarity movement from a socialist, anti-Zionist Jewish tradition, Lewis used his first speech to oppose Israel’s genocide in Gaza and the illegal war on Iran. We look forward to seeing the NDP double-down on these anti-war principles and speak for the majority of Canadians who do not want their country to be complicit in genocide.

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Nenshi, call your leader Is the pipeline good for Alberta, as Nenshi now claims? Or is it a climate disaster that should never be built, as Avi Lewis insists? The NDP can't seem to keep its story straight. Something deeply revealing is happening inside the NDP this week. On one side, Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi is trying to convince Albertans that his party has "long advocated" for a Western pipeline and welcomes progress on getting Alberta's energy to market. On the other side, federal NDP leader Avi Lewis is calling that very same project "nation burning." Not nation-building. Nation burning. Lewis says Canada's New Democrats "unequivocally oppose this pipeline project." He says it belongs in the courts, claims it violates Indigenous consultation, threatens endangered species, accelerates climate change and exists only to enrich oil company CEOs. Instead, he wants billions poured into heat pumps, green subsidies and a government-directed renewable economy. So which is it? Is the pipeline good for Alberta, as Nenshi now claims? Or is it a climate disaster that should never be built, as Avi Lewis insists? The NDP can't seem to keep its story straight. And here's why that matters. The Alberta NDP likes to pretend it's completely separate from the federal NDP whenever the national party says something unpopular in Alberta. But the NDP's own constitution tells a different story. Provincial parties are constituent sections of the national party, sharing a common organization and constitutional framework. They're not two unrelated parties that happen to share the same name. That makes this contradiction impossible to ignore. If Avi Lewis is speaking for Canada's New Democrats, why is Naheed Nenshi saying the opposite? Or perhaps the better question is this: Nenshi, why haven't you called your leader? If Alberta's NDP truly supports pipelines, tell Avi Lewis to stop trying to kill them. Tell him Alberta's economy depends on responsible resource development. Tell him the people who build pipelines aren't villains. Tell him Alberta workers deserve better than being portrayed as climate criminals. But he won't. The Alberta NDP has spent years filled with activists who marched against pipelines, opposed oil sands development and attended protests designed to stop Alberta's energy industry. Many of the party's organizers, candidates and supporters built their political reputations in the anti-oil movement. Now they're asking Albertans to believe they've suddenly become champions of pipelines. And let's not pretend this skepticism came out of nowhere. Albertans have long memories. They remember former Alberta NDP MLA David Eggen leading chants of "No new approvals!" at an anti-pipeline rally. They remember former NDP MLA Robin Luff protesting Alberta's "dirty oil" at an anti-Keystone XL demonstration. They remember NDP leader Rachel Notley standing alongside Greenpeace and the Sierra Club at climate rallies where protesters carried signs reading, "No Tarsands. No Tankers. No Pipelines. No Problem." They remember NDP MLA Shannon Phillips co-authoring a book with Greenpeace activist Mike Hudema on using protest as a political tool, later appearing at demonstrations against the Northern Gateway pipeline and intervening before the National Energy Board in opposition to the project. And just before becoming premier, Notley herself acknowledged she had opposed both Northern Gateway and Keystone XL. That's why Naheed Nenshi's sudden pipeline conversion is such a difficult sell. The Alberta NDP didn't develop its reputation by championing pipelines. It earned it through years of association with politicians and activists who opposed major oil and gas projects. So when the federal NDP leader calls a new pipeline "nation burning" while the Alberta NDP claims it has always supported pipelines, Albertans are entitled to wonder which version they're supposed to believe. Albertans have watched too many years of mixed messages. The federal party campaigns against pipelines while the provincial party claims to support them. One audience gets fake pragmatism. The other gets climate absolutism. It's political shape-shifting. One might even say misleading. That's exactly why we launched We'll document Avi Lewis's own words, speeches, interviews, social media posts and policy positions so Albertans can judge for themselves whether the Alberta NDP's election messaging bears any resemblance to the ideology of the federal party it belongs to. Because if Naheed Nenshi wants Albertans to believe his party supports pipelines, he has one simple assignment: Call your leader. Until he does — and we know he won't — Albertans have every reason to believe the Alberta NDP says one thing at home and something entirely different once the microphones are pointed east.

Nenshi, call your leader Is the pipeline good for Alberta, as Nenshi now claims? Or is it a climate disaster that should never be built, as Avi Lewis insists? The NDP can't seem to keep its story straight. Something deeply revealing is happening inside the NDP this week. On one side, Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi is trying to convince Albertans that his party has "long advocated" for a Western pipeline and welcomes progress on getting Alberta's energy to market. On the other side, federal NDP leader Avi Lewis is calling that very same project "nation burning." Not nation-building. Nation burning. Lewis says Canada's New Democrats "unequivocally oppose this pipeline project." He says it belongs in the courts, claims it violates Indigenous consultation, threatens endangered species, accelerates climate change and exists only to enrich oil company CEOs. Instead, he wants billions poured into heat pumps, green subsidies and a government-directed renewable economy. So which is it? Is the pipeline good for Alberta, as Nenshi now claims? Or is it a climate disaster that should never be built, as Avi Lewis insists? The NDP can't seem to keep its story straight. And here's why that matters. The Alberta NDP likes to pretend it's completely separate from the federal NDP whenever the national party says something unpopular in Alberta. But the NDP's own constitution tells a different story. Provincial parties are constituent sections of the national party, sharing a common organization and constitutional framework. They're not two unrelated parties that happen to share the same name. That makes this contradiction impossible to ignore. If Avi Lewis is speaking for Canada's New Democrats, why is Naheed Nenshi saying the opposite? Or perhaps the better question is this: Nenshi, why haven't you called your leader? If Alberta's NDP truly supports pipelines, tell Avi Lewis to stop trying to kill them. Tell him Alberta's economy depends on responsible resource development. Tell him the people who build pipelines aren't villains. Tell him Alberta workers deserve better than being portrayed as climate criminals. But he won't. The Alberta NDP has spent years filled with activists who marched against pipelines, opposed oil sands development and attended protests designed to stop Alberta's energy industry. Many of the party's organizers, candidates and supporters built their political reputations in the anti-oil movement. Now they're asking Albertans to believe they've suddenly become champions of pipelines. And let's not pretend this skepticism came out of nowhere. Albertans have long memories. They remember former Alberta NDP MLA David Eggen leading chants of "No new approvals!" at an anti-pipeline rally. They remember former NDP MLA Robin Luff protesting Alberta's "dirty oil" at an anti-Keystone XL demonstration. They remember NDP leader Rachel Notley standing alongside Greenpeace and the Sierra Club at climate rallies where protesters carried signs reading, "No Tarsands. No Tankers. No Pipelines. No Problem." They remember NDP MLA Shannon Phillips co-authoring a book with Greenpeace activist Mike Hudema on using protest as a political tool, later appearing at demonstrations against the Northern Gateway pipeline and intervening before the National Energy Board in opposition to the project. And just before becoming premier, Notley herself acknowledged she had opposed both Northern Gateway and Keystone XL. That's why Naheed Nenshi's sudden pipeline conversion is such a difficult sell. The Alberta NDP didn't develop its reputation by championing pipelines. It earned it through years of association with politicians and activists who opposed major oil and gas projects. So when the federal NDP leader calls a new pipeline "nation burning" while the Alberta NDP claims it has always supported pipelines, Albertans are entitled to wonder which version they're supposed to believe. Albertans have watched too many years of mixed messages. The federal party campaigns against pipelines while the provincial party claims to support them. One audience gets fake pragmatism. The other gets climate absolutism. It's political shape-shifting. One might even say misleading. That's exactly why we launched We'll document Avi Lewis's own words, speeches, interviews, social media posts and policy positions so Albertans can judge for themselves whether the Alberta NDP's election messaging bears any resemblance to the ideology of the federal party it belongs to. Because if Naheed Nenshi wants Albertans to believe his party supports pipelines, he has one simple assignment: Call your leader. Until he does — and we know he won't — Albertans have every reason to believe the Alberta NDP says one thing at home and something entirely different once the microphones are pointed east.

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This weekend Canadians actually chose Avi Lewis to be the leader of a Federal party. Let that sink in. His bad ideas checklist includes: * No new oil/gas/LNG... even as the world buys our cleaner energy. * His "Leap Manifesto": 100% renewables fantasy by 2050, no new infrastructure. * Fossil fuels = colonial racism. Transition = racial justice. * Anti-Zionism as core identity, complete with genocide smears. Even his own provincial NDP allies (Nenshi, Kinew) are distancing themselves from him g. When a popular socialist writes an open letter slamming you for endangering billions in economic activity, that's not 'bold leadership' , that's economic suicide dressed as virtue.

This weekend Canadians actually chose Avi Lewis to be the leader of a Federal party. Let that sink in. His bad ideas checklist includes: * No new oil/gas/LNG... even as the world buys our cleaner energy. * His "Leap Manifesto": 100% renewables fantasy by 2050, no new infrastructure. * Fossil fuels = colonial racism. Transition = racial justice. * Anti-Zionism as core identity, complete with genocide smears. Even his own provincial NDP allies (Nenshi, Kinew) are distancing themselves from him g. When a popular socialist writes an open letter slamming you for endangering billions in economic activity, that's not 'bold leadership' , that's economic suicide dressed as virtue.

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Check out Naheed "The Saviour of Alberta" Nenshi's self promotion video. 3 minutes of patting himself on the back. His final message... "I'll bring back the Alberta advantage". From now on, all we should be asking him is "How?" There used to be something called the Alberta advantage, but it wasn't because of socialist policies like the ones the NDP favor. Before 2010, "The Alberta Advantage" was shorthand for Canada's freest economy. We had zero provincial sales tax, the lowest overall tax burden in the country, and a flat 10% personal income tax. Energy royalties fueled massive budget surpluses, $17B in one year alone, while low regulation and predictable permitting drew billions in oil sands investment. No debt, no deficit, and wages 20-30% above the national average. It wasn’t luck; it was deliberate policy. Small government, developing our oil & gas resources, and a culture that rewarded risk. Alberta wasn’t just different. It was the outlier proving markets could outpace bureaucracy. We were successful precisely because we were different. Nenshi wants to take us down the same, disastrous path, as every other province. We can never let the NDP regain power. One and done!

Check out Naheed "The Saviour of Alberta" Nenshi's self promotion video. 3 minutes of patting himself on the back. His final message... "I'll bring back the Alberta advantage". From now on, all we should be asking him is "How?" There used to be something called the Alberta advantage, but it wasn't because of socialist policies like the ones the NDP favor. Before 2010, "The Alberta Advantage" was shorthand for Canada's freest economy. We had zero provincial sales tax, the lowest overall tax burden in the country, and a flat 10% personal income tax. Energy royalties fueled massive budget surpluses, $17B in one year alone, while low regulation and predictable permitting drew billions in oil sands investment. No debt, no deficit, and wages 20-30% above the national average. It wasn’t luck; it was deliberate policy. Small government, developing our oil & gas resources, and a culture that rewarded risk. Alberta wasn’t just different. It was the outlier proving markets could outpace bureaucracy. We were successful precisely because we were different. Nenshi wants to take us down the same, disastrous path, as every other province. We can never let the NDP regain power. One and done!

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New NDP leader Avi Lewis continuing family tradition of 'champagne socialism' Avi Lewis didn’t just inherit politics ... he inherited a family throne. His grandfather, David Lewis, led the Ontario NDP. His father, Stephen Lewis, took the federal party helm and later became Canada’s ambassador to the United Nations. And now Avi Lewis carries the torch, making it three generations in a row. Rare in any party, this succession looks less like democracy and more like royalty: an elite dynasty masquerading as populist socialism. Yet while the NDP claims to fight for the underprivileged, Avi Lewis’s upbringing tells a very different story. He spent his formative years at Upper Canada College, Toronto’s priciest private school and a grooming ground for Canada’s elite. In the 1990 essay collection Old Boys: The Powerful Legacy of Upper Canada College, Lewis reflects on those years ... not as a student of modest means, but as one among the privileged. He describes classmates who “would run this world in their purest state” and recounts escorting Prince Philip during the school’s sesquicentennial. Despite this, Lewis frames himself as a victim of wealth and privilege. He repeatedly emphasizes how “gifted” he was and how persecuted he felt, ignoring that he had access, opportunity and every material advantage imaginable. He paints the schoolyard as a microcosm of corporate ruthlessness, yet he personally benefited from the very elite networks he claims to disdain. This is the hallmark of the “champagne socialist”: lecturing the working class while living among the rich and insulated. The NDP under Lewis reflects the same contradictions. Once the party of farmers and union workers, it now prioritizes identity politics, equity initiatives, and “race cards” in party procedures, an Orwellian twist that rewards activism over merit or experience. Lewis himself advocates public ownership of the means of production while comfortably ensconced in wealth, married to activist Naomi Klein, and surrounded by lifelong left-wing elites. REPORT by Ezra Levant 🍁🚛:

New NDP leader Avi Lewis continuing family tradition of 'champagne socialism' Avi Lewis didn’t just inherit politics ... he inherited a family throne. His grandfather, David Lewis, led the Ontario NDP. His father, Stephen Lewis, took the federal party helm and later became Canada’s ambassador to the United Nations. And now Avi Lewis carries the torch, making it three generations in a row. Rare in any party, this succession looks less like democracy and more like royalty: an elite dynasty masquerading as populist socialism. Yet while the NDP claims to fight for the underprivileged, Avi Lewis’s upbringing tells a very different story. He spent his formative years at Upper Canada College, Toronto’s priciest private school and a grooming ground for Canada’s elite. In the 1990 essay collection Old Boys: The Powerful Legacy of Upper Canada College, Lewis reflects on those years ... not as a student of modest means, but as one among the privileged. He describes classmates who “would run this world in their purest state” and recounts escorting Prince Philip during the school’s sesquicentennial. Despite this, Lewis frames himself as a victim of wealth and privilege. He repeatedly emphasizes how “gifted” he was and how persecuted he felt, ignoring that he had access, opportunity and every material advantage imaginable. He paints the schoolyard as a microcosm of corporate ruthlessness, yet he personally benefited from the very elite networks he claims to disdain. This is the hallmark of the “champagne socialist”: lecturing the working class while living among the rich and insulated. The NDP under Lewis reflects the same contradictions. Once the party of farmers and union workers, it now prioritizes identity politics, equity initiatives, and “race cards” in party procedures, an Orwellian twist that rewards activism over merit or experience. Lewis himself advocates public ownership of the means of production while comfortably ensconced in wealth, married to activist Naomi Klein, and surrounded by lifelong left-wing elites. REPORT by Ezra Levant 🍁🚛:

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NDP's only Quebec MP Alexandre Boulerice is leaving the Party to run for the separatists Québec Solidaire. Avi Lewis: "We been very clear in the NDP for a very long time that we respect the right of Quebecers to decide their future..." Does that courtesy extends to Alberta and our right to decide on our future? Someone should inform Naheed Nenshi on his Party & boss' stance.

NDP's only Quebec MP Alexandre Boulerice is leaving the Party to run for the separatists Québec Solidaire. Avi Lewis: "We been very clear in the NDP for a very long time that we respect the right of Quebecers to decide their future..." Does that courtesy extends to Alberta and our right to decide on our future? Someone should inform Naheed Nenshi on his Party & boss' stance.

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Danielle Smith: "Justin Trudeau's anti-Alberta, anti-energy policies became a national embarrassment, one of several that ultimately cost him his prime ministership. The leave it in the ground NDP led by Jagmeet Singh was electorally annihilated and the federal Liberals led by their new leader, PM Mark Carney, adopted most of Alberta's positions on energy and resource development."

Danielle Smith: "Justin Trudeau's anti-Alberta, anti-energy policies became a national embarrassment, one of several that ultimately cost him his prime ministership. The leave it in the ground NDP led by Jagmeet Singh was electorally annihilated and the federal Liberals led by their new leader, PM Mark Carney, adopted most of Alberta's positions on energy and resource development."

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"When missiles are falling on schools and hospitals, when Israel commits a genocide in Gaza, we call it by its name, and we do everything in our power to bring it to an end". New leader of Canada’s New Democratic Party (NDP), Avi Lewis, a long-time supporter of the Palestine solidarity movement from a socialist, anti-Zionist Jewish tradition, used his first speech to condemn Israel’s genocide in Gaza and the illegal US-Israel war on Iran.

"When missiles are falling on schools and hospitals, when Israel commits a genocide in Gaza, we call it by its name, and we do everything in our power to bring it to an end". New leader of Canada’s New Democratic Party (NDP), Avi Lewis, a long-time supporter of the Palestine solidarity movement from a socialist, anti-Zionist Jewish tradition, used his first speech to condemn Israel’s genocide in Gaza and the illegal US-Israel war on Iran.

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Almost a year ago, I stood up and called for the end of the carbon tax with Bruce Banman — we were the only two Conservatives in BC’s Legislature. At the time, David Eby and the BC NDP called our common sense Conservative Party crazy, and said we hated the environment. The BC NDP championed this broken tax for eight long years, hurting everyday people and families. Then, on the heels of the election and tightening polls, David Eby was told by pollsters that he needed to suddenly dump his deeply held personal beliefs and change his mind for political expediency. The elimination of the carbon tax today is a victory for our whole Caucus, team, and over 10,000 Conservative Party of BC members — but more importantly, the taxpayers of BC. I am so proud of my Conservative Party of BC MLAs who refused to go home until the job was done — every single Conservative MLA fought this fight, even folks who were sick or injured checking in from hospitals and home. When it comes to helping everyday, hardworking people with affordability — common sense Conservatives will continue to lead, and David Eby will continue to follow.

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Tonight Carney gave a strange history lesson on his life a campaign speech & a pat on the back for 6 months in office. But this part of his speech is where everyone in Canada is screwed. He can use the indigenous to blame projects from never being started, and he will tax companies & businesses who don’t conform to his ideological “green” emission free utopia. There is no such thing as being more competitive if you become a “green” company. That is made up nonsense to make him & his globalist friends rich. They want everything tied to carbon. And we are one of the test Countries.

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Earlier today, the NDP in Manitoba used an interview I did in February with Conservative MLA and future leader of the party provincially, Obby Khan, and omitted the context to misquote him, because 'Manitoban's Deserve To Know'. Unfortunately for them, lying by omission and misleading people for political points is something I do not take kindly to. The full interview was incredible, insightful and passionate about the hope and future there is for the province I call home. You can watch it here: Thank you, Manitoba's NDP, NDP, Wab Kinew for reminding Canadians, and my community in Manitoba of the lengths you will go to smear the opposition and lie to get a good clip on the internet. Re-post this so more people can see the truth before it blows up on social media & local news!

Earlier today, the NDP in Manitoba used an interview I did in February with Conservative MLA and future leader of the party provincially, Obby Khan, and omitted the context to misquote him, because 'Manitoban's Deserve To Know'. Unfortunately for them, lying by omission and misleading people for political points is something I do not take kindly to. The full interview was incredible, insightful and passionate about the hope and future there is for the province I call home. You can watch it here: Thank you, Manitoba's NDP, NDP, Wab Kinew for reminding Canadians, and my community in Manitoba of the lengths you will go to smear the opposition and lie to get a good clip on the internet. Re-post this so more people can see the truth before it blows up on social media & local news!

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🚨 MAINE DEMOCRATS JUST THREW OUT THEIR OWN PRIMARY Graham Platner was their progressive champion… until the sexual assault accusations forced him out. Instead of letting voters decide again, Maine Democrats are handing the nomination to party delegates. The expected replacement? Troy Jackson — a 20-year legislator and hardcore progressive who backed Platner even after the scandals broke. Same platform: Medicare for All. Tax the rich. Tax corporations. Dismantle the system. Primary voters already spoke once. Now the party is just installing the next version of the same candidate.Democracy when it suits them.

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🚨NEW: Alan Dershowitz says Kilmar Abrego Garcia's lawyers made "BIG MISTAKE" by pushing for his return to U.S.🚨 "If he's found guilty, he's gonna spend a long time in prison complaining about his ideological radical lawyers, who made a hero out of him and tried to get him back to the United States when that was not in his own self-interest." "If he's acquitted, they can still bring the deportation charges because the standard of proof is very different in deportation charges ... From the government's point of view, it's a win-win to do it this way." Daily Caller

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