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CTV just breathlessly hyped a “last-ditch” virtual birthday Zoom between LeBlanc and Greer like it’s some high-stakes diplomatic breakthrough Spoiler: it’s not After 17 full months of Mark Carney as PM, the Liberals spent the entire time slow-rolling the Americans—dithering on dairy, alcohol, autos, steel, aluminum and lumber—then scramble...

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CBC is once again treating Canadians like markable fools They spent months cheerleading Carney into office, selling him as the sophisticated deal-maker who would stare down Trump and protect Canadian workers. Now, with the August 19 deadline three days away and no comprehensive deal in sight, the same network is carefully laying the groundwork for failure Listen to the tone in their own reporting: sources say Canadian negotiators are “quite a bit concerned” that no deal will be reached. The U.S. won’t move far enough on steel, aluminum, autos, or softwood lumber. Provinces won’t put American booze back on shelves without relief. It’s all framed as a complicated “chicken and egg” situation—never as the predictable result of electing a man who overpromised and under-delivered Same CBC that shamed ordinary Canadians for not “shopping Canadian” hard enough is suddenly quiet about Carney’s vacation in Italy while the trade crisis heats up. The network that amplified every Carney talking point during the campaign is now preparing the soft landing: “still time for the situation to change,” “negotiators still very much working towards a deal,” and the obligatory dark warning that retaliation would “escalate” things because Washington “would not tolerate that” This is not journalism. This is narrative management. Build him up, hide the inconvenient optics, then lower expectations so when the tariffs hit $28 billion in Canadian goods the public is already conditioned to accept it as unavoidable complexity rather than a political failure Canadians are not children. CBC needs to stop treating us like we are Brodie Fenlon
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CBC is once again treating Canadians like markable fools They spent months cheerleading Carney into office, selling him as the sophisticated deal-maker who would stare down Trump and protect Canadian workers. Now, with the August 19 deadline three days away and no comprehensive deal in sight, the same network is carefully laying the groundwork for failure Listen to the tone in their own reporting: sources say Canadian negotiators are “quite a bit concerned” that no deal will be reached. The U.S. won’t move far enough on steel, aluminum, autos, or softwood lumber. Provinces won’t put American booze back on shelves without relief. It’s all framed as a complicated “chicken and egg” situation—never as the predictable result of electing a man who overpromised and under-delivered Same CBC that shamed ordinary Canadians for not “shopping Canadian” hard enough is suddenly quiet about Carney’s vacation in Italy while the trade crisis heats up. The network that amplified every Carney talking point during the campaign is now preparing the soft landing: “still time for the situation to change,” “negotiators still very much working towards a deal,” and the obligatory dark warning that retaliation would “escalate” things because Washington “would not tolerate that” This is not journalism. This is narrative management. Build him up, hide the inconvenient optics, then lower expectations so when the tariffs hit $28 billion in Canadian goods the public is already conditioned to accept it as unavoidable complexity rather than a political failure Canadians are not children. CBC needs to stop treating us like we are Brodie Fenlon

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The problem with this so-called 'Summit' is simple: Canada is a country, not a business. For a decade, it's been run by anti-business Liberals who just replaced their leader with an autocratic banker. Mark Carney has never built a business in his life—he only sat atop one. His biggest "achievement"? Trying to engineer a cartel of climate activist financiers to strangle investment in Canadian oil and gas. Thankfully, it failed. One of the organizers even described it as "Canada Inc."—treating the entire country like a publicly traded company holding an Investor Day: parade the plan, dazzle the audience, and hope nobody notices the damage. This is nothing more than another taxpayer-funded media spectacle for Carney to preen in the spotlight. He won't repeal a single piece of legislation that's been driving businesses and investment out of Canada for years. Just more Liberal theater—while the country pays the price. More than this, Canada needs a deal with the US and an end to trade upheaval
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It’s such a slap in the faces to ALL Canadians!! Canada paid the full $6.4 billion for the Gordie Howe Bridge. We even covered the American on-ramps and ports of entry. Original deal: Canada keeps 100% of the tolls until we are made whole. Carney just signed away half the net profits to a U.S.-controlled fund. Plus gave the Americans a veto on toll increases. If this is the pattern — Gordie Howe, CUSMA, and every other “deal” that never materializes — Canadians are finally getting a clear look at Mark Carney. Just another Liberal. Lots of big promises. And when the results fall short, it’s always someone else’s fault. This is the litmus test. And the results are already in.
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It’s such a slap in the faces to ALL Canadians!! Canada paid the full $6.4 billion for the Gordie Howe Bridge. We even covered the American on-ramps and ports of entry. Original deal: Canada keeps 100% of the tolls until we are made whole. Carney just signed away half the net profits to a U.S.-controlled fund. Plus gave the Americans a veto on toll increases. If this is the pattern — Gordie Howe, CUSMA, and every other “deal” that never materializes — Canadians are finally getting a clear look at Mark Carney. Just another Liberal. Lots of big promises. And when the results fall short, it’s always someone else’s fault. This is the litmus test. And the results are already in.

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⚠️ **This was the warning. They told us exactly what was coming.** Watch this clip. A serious voice laying it out plain: Mexico is acting like a grown-up country. Their president is engaging directly, working through issues, protecting their economy. They’re at the table. Canada? Under Mark Carney we’re making it *personal*. We’re picking fights with the leader of the country that buys the vast majority of everything we export. We’re turning trade into ego and feelings. Geography doesn’t care about your feelings. We can’t move the country. We are tied to the U.S. economy, that’s reality, not opinion. The speaker calls it what it is: **political malpractice**. While Carney and the Liberals were busy with parades, virtue signals, and pretending they could strong-arm the biggest trading partner on the planet, the clock was ticking on CUSMA/USMCA. Mexico showed up serious. Canada showed up with attitude. This isn’t strength. It’s weakness dressed up as toughness. This isn’t leadership. It’s fear of sitting down and actually negotiating for Canadian jobs and Canadian prosperity. The world is watching. Our biggest customer is watching. And the guy who was sold to us as the “serious” adult in the room is behaving like the opposite. Canadians were warned. Now we’re watching it play out in real time. Drop a 🖕🤬 if you’re done watching our country get played while the people in charge chase headlines and photo ops instead of results. #cdnpoli #Carney #LiberalFail #CanadaFirst #CUSMA #Trade #Economy
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Latest : 🚨Zero Tariffs or Bust? Here’s what Poilievre is demanding vs what the negotiations actually look like Poilievre just set a very high bar for what he will call a “success” in the Canada-U.S. trade talks. He says the deal will only count as a win if it delivers: • Zero tariffs on steel • Zero tariffs on aluminum • Zero tariffs on autos • Zero tariffs on lumber • And a full exemption from the Buy American Act That’s the standard he is holding Mark Carney to. Here’s the reality of what is actually on the negotiating table right now:⚖️ Steel: 50% → talks are about 10-15% inside a quota Aluminum: 50% → single-digit % inside a quota Autos: 25% → cut to 10-15% Lumber: ~10%+ → minimal or no real relief expected Full Buy American exemption? Not seriously on the table. The U.S. Trade Representative has already said any deal “will include tariffs.” Canada’s Finance Minister has acknowledged there will be “a price” for access to the American market. Just avoiding the new 50% tariffs set to kick in Friday would still help Canadian workers! Poilievre calling anything short of zero tariffs + Buy American exemption a “failure” is setting a bar that the talks were never designed to clear. Canadians : Is Poilievre’s standard fair… or is it designed to ensure he can declare any outcome a loss? #cdnpoli #polqc

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Canada is set to get a reduction on current U.S. steel, aluminum and auto tariffs (but unlikely on softwood) as a part of a deal with the US, according to a source with direct knowledge of the talks Some of what Canada has moved on, dairy quota’s and the feds have put the ball in the provinces court, put US booze back on the shelf or there won’t be a deal Chief Canadian negotiator Janice Charette remains in Washington for talks that are continuing, mainly on autos but even if the deal is finalized, there will still be multiple auto issues that need to be dealt with during proper free trade talks The view of the Carney government, the current deal being discussed is better for most provinces and for Canada, compared than having the threatened 50% tariffs coming into place and business having less certainty To persuade sectors and/or provinces who are unhappy, watch for new policy or financial measures from the Carney government that could help make what’s in the deal more palatable #cdnpoli
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Anyone catch this? Mark Carney gets asked about the CUSMA deadline tomorrow… TICK TOCK ⏰ And the one that decides whether we lock in a stable 16-year trade deal with our biggest customer or get stuck in annual reviews while Trump tariffs keep hammering Canadian jobs. His response? “No drama expected… constructive exchange… I’m not looking for my pen.” Then he immediately pivots to his Canada Day stops in Nepean, Ottawa and Edmonton. This is the guy who was sold to Canadians as the ONLY one who could handle Trump on trade. The experienced global player who would protect our economy. Instead he downplays the entire thing, flubs the moment, and changes the subject to photo ops. July 1 is tomorrow. The US is expected to let the long-term renewal lapse. We already have tariffs on steel, aluminum, autos, lumber and more hitting exporters, manufacturers and workers. CUSMA covers $1.3 trillion in Canada-US trade and shields the vast majority of our exports. This isn’t small stuff. While Carney jets to Evian for G7 backslapping and tells us everything is fine, “Build Canada” still looks like a slogan with no results on housing, costs or real economic security. If this dodging, low-urgency performance is “steady leadership,” we’re cooked. Still defending him? 🤦🏻‍♂️ Wake up 🫵😎 #cdnpoli #CarneyFail #CUSMA #USMCA #TrumpTariffs #CanadaFirst
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Anyone catch this? Mark Carney gets asked about the CUSMA deadline tomorrow… TICK TOCK ⏰ And the one that decides whether we lock in a stable 16-year trade deal with our biggest customer or get stuck in annual reviews while Trump tariffs keep hammering Canadian jobs. His response? “No drama expected… constructive exchange… I’m not looking for my pen.” Then he immediately pivots to his Canada Day stops in Nepean, Ottawa and Edmonton. This is the guy who was sold to Canadians as the ONLY one who could handle Trump on trade. The experienced global player who would protect our economy. Instead he downplays the entire thing, flubs the moment, and changes the subject to photo ops. July 1 is tomorrow. The US is expected to let the long-term renewal lapse. We already have tariffs on steel, aluminum, autos, lumber and more hitting exporters, manufacturers and workers. CUSMA covers $1.3 trillion in Canada-US trade and shields the vast majority of our exports. This isn’t small stuff. While Carney jets to Evian for G7 backslapping and tells us everything is fine, “Build Canada” still looks like a slogan with no results on housing, costs or real economic security. If this dodging, low-urgency performance is “steady leadership,” we’re cooked. Still defending him? 🤦🏻‍♂️ Wake up 🫵😎 #cdnpoli #CarneyFail #CUSMA #USMCA #TrumpTariffs #CanadaFirst

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🚨 Young Canadian just dropped a brutal truth bomb on Mark Carney and the Liberals. The exact demographic that got them elected — seniors over 50 — is now getting screwed: • Cutting Old Age Security (OAS) • Cutting funding for senior citizens’ homes • Cooking the books by putting CPP on the government balance sheet like it’s their money (it’s NOT — it belongs to Canadians) Same week? They announce another couple hundred million to Ukraine… while Ukraine builds a **billion-dollar ski resort** for tourism. Your tax dollars are funding luxury infrastructure abroad while Canadian seniors get the knife and new home builds tank at home. This is what “thank you for electing us” looks like from Carney and the Liberals. Seniors who voted Liberal… still feeling the love? Or are you done? Drop a 🔥 if you’re sick of Canada Last politics. #MarkCarney #LiberalBetrayal #OAS #SeniorCuts #CanadaFirst #UkraineAid #cdnpoli #CarneyHypocrisy
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🚨 Young Canadian just dropped a brutal truth bomb on Mark Carney and the Liberals. The exact demographic that got them elected — seniors over 50 — is now getting screwed: • Cutting Old Age Security (OAS) • Cutting funding for senior citizens’ homes • Cooking the books by putting CPP on the government balance sheet like it’s their money (it’s NOT — it belongs to Canadians) Same week? They announce another couple hundred million to Ukraine… while Ukraine builds a **billion-dollar ski resort** for tourism. Your tax dollars are funding luxury infrastructure abroad while Canadian seniors get the knife and new home builds tank at home. This is what “thank you for electing us” looks like from Carney and the Liberals. Seniors who voted Liberal… still feeling the love? Or are you done? Drop a 🔥 if you’re sick of Canada Last politics. #MarkCarney #LiberalBetrayal #OAS #SeniorCuts #CanadaFirst #UkraineAid #cdnpoli #CarneyHypocrisy

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"We are told, according to two industry sources, that Canada is willing to make some changes when it comes to the alcohol bans to meet the American demands to remove to ban American booze on Canadian shelves" "Also willing to meet some demands when it comes to lifting tariffs on the auto sector and making some changes when it comes to the dairy sector." "However, not anything to do with the dismantling of supply management." "And it has been expressed to the Americans that that is sort of viewed as, as a make or break moment. If the Americans go ahead and put those new tariffs on, there will be no political space in Canada to get back to any sort of negotiations. "The Canadians are looking for lower rates, the best rate of any country in the world at this point, because the Americans have said to the Canadians, under no circumstance will there be no tariff when it comes to that." So an "even better deal" highly unlikely Mark Carney
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"We are told, according to two industry sources, that Canada is willing to make some changes when it comes to the alcohol bans to meet the American demands to remove to ban American booze on Canadian shelves" "Also willing to meet some demands when it comes to lifting tariffs on the auto sector and making some changes when it comes to the dairy sector." "However, not anything to do with the dismantling of supply management." "And it has been expressed to the Americans that that is sort of viewed as, as a make or break moment. If the Americans go ahead and put those new tariffs on, there will be no political space in Canada to get back to any sort of negotiations. "The Canadians are looking for lower rates, the best rate of any country in the world at this point, because the Americans have said to the Canadians, under no circumstance will there be no tariff when it comes to that." So an "even better deal" highly unlikely Mark Carney

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Nico Lagan

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Carney is getting absolutely played, AS USUAL by non other than TRUMP! While Mexico is already deep into formal trade talks with Trump on autos, steel, agriculture and security, Carney is still doing the “we’re open to conversations” dance. The guy in this video nails it. Carney’s apparent strategy? Drag this out. Wait for midterms. Hope Republicans lose the House and Senate so Trump is forced to give Canada a softer deal later. Problem is… Trump knows the game. He’s not waiting until November or January. He’s going to drain the clock, keep the pressure on with tariffs, and force a deal on his terms — probably by September. Then Trump walks away with the big win he desperately needs heading into midterms, while Carney hands him the photo op and the headline. Ontario is already getting crushed. The rest of Canada will feel it next. This is what happens when you elect a globalist banker who thinks he can out-wait Trump. We’re not at the table. We’re on the menu. #cdnpoli #CUSMA #CarneyFail #TradeDeal
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Carney is getting absolutely played, AS USUAL by non other than TRUMP! While Mexico is already deep into formal trade talks with Trump on autos, steel, agriculture and security, Carney is still doing the “we’re open to conversations” dance. The guy in this video nails it. Carney’s apparent strategy? Drag this out. Wait for midterms. Hope Republicans lose the House and Senate so Trump is forced to give Canada a softer deal later. Problem is… Trump knows the game. He’s not waiting until November or January. He’s going to drain the clock, keep the pressure on with tariffs, and force a deal on his terms — probably by September. Then Trump walks away with the big win he desperately needs heading into midterms, while Carney hands him the photo op and the headline. Ontario is already getting crushed. The rest of Canada will feel it next. This is what happens when you elect a globalist banker who thinks he can out-wait Trump. We’re not at the table. We’re on the menu. #cdnpoli #CUSMA #CarneyFail #TradeDeal

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The Liberals just sacrificed a million Canadian jobs to save themselves A million Canadians on the chopping block, and the Liberals’ priority is themselves. We are again, watching the Liberals light the country on fire to warm themselves. Canada is staring down the barrel of a tariff war with the United States thanks to the Liberals' mismanagement and antagonism. And the cost? A million Canadian jobs. That's a million families wondering how they'll put food on the table, a million mortgages, car payments, and businesses that could go under. And what's the Liberals' grand plan? They don't seem to have one. Let me tell you what else the Liberals aren't doing: working. They prorogued Parliament. Right when Canadians need their government the most, the Liberals are pulling the plug on democracy so they can focus on backroom deals and palace intrigue, scheming to replace their failed, outgoing disaster of a leader, Justin Trudeau. And it's up to us to bear the pain of it all. Good thing we are gluttons for punishment. And the presumed replacement for Trudeau, Mark Carney, well he knew long ago they would be antagonizing Trump, campaigning against him instead of Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre. That's why months ago, he moved the office of his company Brookfield from Canada to the USA and tried to lie about it. A million Canadians on the chopping block, and the Liberals’ priority is themselves. They didn’t even try to fight for jobs before slamming the brakes on government. Instead, their biggest concern is who will sit in the fancy chair at Rideau Cottage. Canadians be damned. And let’s talk about the Liberal response to this mess. The Liberals just doubled down on anti-American rhetoric. The United States accounts for 76% of our exports, and instead of negotiating like adults, the Liberals are escalating, throwing gasoline on the fire. Trudeau just called Trump "dumb." As if poking the bear that controls our economy is some brilliant diplomatic strategy. Do these people have any idea what they’re doing? This isn’t playground trash talk—this is the livelihoods of millions of Canadians. This entire situation is a crisis of the Liberals’ own making. Donald Trump told them exactly why tariffs were coming. He was very clear. Canada’s border is wide open. Illegal immigration is out of control. Trudeau and his minions let criminals and cartel traffickers waltz into the country. And what was their response? Sanctuary policies, more handouts, and shrieking about “compassion.” Now, reality is slapping them in the face. Trump warned Canada and Mexico: fix your border, or pay the price. Canada didn’t fix a damn thing, and now we’re staring down an economic disaster. And when faced with a million Canadians potentially losing their jobs, the Liberals did what they always do—they bailed on responsibility and looked out for themselves. They prorogued Parliament so they could figure out their own power struggles instead of saving Canadian jobs and now Trudeau says maybe he won't leave as fast as we would like. It’s never been more clear: they don’t work for you. They don’t care about you. They will throw you under the bus to keep their grip on power. Canada needs leadership, but instead, we have a corrupt, self-serving government willing to sacrifice its own people to save its own skin. I hope Canadians are paying attention. Because the Liberals sure aren’t paying attention to us. With Sheila Gunn Reid
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The Liberals just sacrificed a million Canadian jobs to save themselves A million Canadians on the chopping block, and the Liberals’ priority is themselves. We are again, watching the Liberals light the country on fire to warm themselves. Canada is staring down the barrel of a tariff war with the United States thanks to the Liberals' mismanagement and antagonism. And the cost? A million Canadian jobs. That's a million families wondering how they'll put food on the table, a million mortgages, car payments, and businesses that could go under. And what's the Liberals' grand plan? They don't seem to have one. Let me tell you what else the Liberals aren't doing: working. They prorogued Parliament. Right when Canadians need their government the most, the Liberals are pulling the plug on democracy so they can focus on backroom deals and palace intrigue, scheming to replace their failed, outgoing disaster of a leader, Justin Trudeau. And it's up to us to bear the pain of it all. Good thing we are gluttons for punishment. And the presumed replacement for Trudeau, Mark Carney, well he knew long ago they would be antagonizing Trump, campaigning against him instead of Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre. That's why months ago, he moved the office of his company Brookfield from Canada to the USA and tried to lie about it. A million Canadians on the chopping block, and the Liberals’ priority is themselves. They didn’t even try to fight for jobs before slamming the brakes on government. Instead, their biggest concern is who will sit in the fancy chair at Rideau Cottage. Canadians be damned. And let’s talk about the Liberal response to this mess. The Liberals just doubled down on anti-American rhetoric. The United States accounts for 76% of our exports, and instead of negotiating like adults, the Liberals are escalating, throwing gasoline on the fire. Trudeau just called Trump "dumb." As if poking the bear that controls our economy is some brilliant diplomatic strategy. Do these people have any idea what they’re doing? This isn’t playground trash talk—this is the livelihoods of millions of Canadians. This entire situation is a crisis of the Liberals’ own making. Donald Trump told them exactly why tariffs were coming. He was very clear. Canada’s border is wide open. Illegal immigration is out of control. Trudeau and his minions let criminals and cartel traffickers waltz into the country. And what was their response? Sanctuary policies, more handouts, and shrieking about “compassion.” Now, reality is slapping them in the face. Trump warned Canada and Mexico: fix your border, or pay the price. Canada didn’t fix a damn thing, and now we’re staring down an economic disaster. And when faced with a million Canadians potentially losing their jobs, the Liberals did what they always do—they bailed on responsibility and looked out for themselves. They prorogued Parliament so they could figure out their own power struggles instead of saving Canadian jobs and now Trudeau says maybe he won't leave as fast as we would like. It’s never been more clear: they don’t work for you. They don’t care about you. They will throw you under the bus to keep their grip on power. Canada needs leadership, but instead, we have a corrupt, self-serving government willing to sacrifice its own people to save its own skin. I hope Canadians are paying attention. Because the Liberals sure aren’t paying attention to us. With Sheila Gunn Reid

Rebel News

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On today’s episode of “Carney Can’t Make a Deal”… Brian Lilley just laid it out plain: Mark Carney doesn’t actually want a trade deal with the United States. He says Carney keeps sending the Americans letters that basically say “let’s have more discussions about the discussions we already had.” Meanwhile, the U.S. side is asking for actual fixes and resolutions — not another round of photo ops and vague proposals. Lilley’s point is brutal but accurate: fighting with Trump is politically valuable for Carney right now. His base loves the “elbows up” theatre. A lot of them are retired, their money is in the S&P 500, and plant jobs drying up in Ontario or Alberta doesn’t hit their retirement accounts. So why settle when you can keep the fight going and stay popular with the people who voted for you? Meanwhile, 50% tariffs on over 500 Canadian products are still scheduled to hit August 19th. Mexico is already in active rounds of talks. We’re still getting “we’ll intensify negotiations.” This isn’t negotiation. This is managed decline dressed up as resistance. Carney had one job: protect Canadian workers and get a deal done. He’s failing on purpose because the failure polls better than the fix. Video attached. Brian Lilley calling it exactly how it looks. 📺 Beautifulcanada1 #cdnpoli #CarneyFail #TradeWar #CUSMA #BrianLilley #CanadaFirst
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On today’s episode of “Carney Can’t Make a Deal”… Brian Lilley just laid it out plain: Mark Carney doesn’t actually want a trade deal with the United States. He says Carney keeps sending the Americans letters that basically say “let’s have more discussions about the discussions we already had.” Meanwhile, the U.S. side is asking for actual fixes and resolutions — not another round of photo ops and vague proposals. Lilley’s point is brutal but accurate: fighting with Trump is politically valuable for Carney right now. His base loves the “elbows up” theatre. A lot of them are retired, their money is in the S&P 500, and plant jobs drying up in Ontario or Alberta doesn’t hit their retirement accounts. So why settle when you can keep the fight going and stay popular with the people who voted for you? Meanwhile, 50% tariffs on over 500 Canadian products are still scheduled to hit August 19th. Mexico is already in active rounds of talks. We’re still getting “we’ll intensify negotiations.” This isn’t negotiation. This is managed decline dressed up as resistance. Carney had one job: protect Canadian workers and get a deal done. He’s failing on purpose because the failure polls better than the fix. Video attached. Brian Lilley calling it exactly how it looks. 📺 Beautifulcanada1 #cdnpoli #CarneyFail #TradeWar #CUSMA #BrianLilley #CanadaFirst

JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦

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Everyone’s freaking out about the tariffs and the stock market dropping, but here’s the deal: This isn’t the end of the economy. If you're a real investor, you don’t make decisions based on headlines. You think long term. The market is still up over time. Wealth is built by staying steady. When the market dips, it’s not time to panic—It’s time to buy. It’s on sale. The only people who get hurt on a roller coaster are the ones who jump off in the middle. Stay in. Keep investing. You’ll be just fine.
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Everyone’s freaking out about the tariffs and the stock market dropping, but here’s the deal: This isn’t the end of the economy. If you're a real investor, you don’t make decisions based on headlines. You think long term. The market is still up over time. Wealth is built by staying steady. When the market dips, it’s not time to panic—It’s time to buy. It’s on sale. The only people who get hurt on a roller coaster are the ones who jump off in the middle. Stay in. Keep investing. You’ll be just fine.

Dave Ramsey

1,210,863 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Is the honeymoon over for Mark Carney? New Angus Reid poll just dropped: His approval rating has fallen from 63% in February to 55% now. Canadians are cooling fast — and it’s not Trump or tariffs driving it. It’s the same domestic nightmare they’ve been living for years: • Cost of living (61%) • Health care (39%) • Housing affordability (25%) He was sold as the “smart” guy who would protect Canada and fix the economy. Instead, the shine is coming off because grocery prices are still brutal, homes are out of reach, and the cost-of-living crisis he inherited is getting worse on his watch. 55% is still “okay” for a Liberal PM in this mess… but the trend line is exactly what the Liberals don’t want to see. The honeymoon was always fake. Canadians are waking up to the fact that it’s the same failed Liberal agenda in a different suit. #cdnpoli #CarneyFail #AngusReid #CanadaFirst
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Is the honeymoon over for Mark Carney? New Angus Reid poll just dropped: His approval rating has fallen from 63% in February to 55% now. Canadians are cooling fast — and it’s not Trump or tariffs driving it. It’s the same domestic nightmare they’ve been living for years: • Cost of living (61%) • Health care (39%) • Housing affordability (25%) He was sold as the “smart” guy who would protect Canada and fix the economy. Instead, the shine is coming off because grocery prices are still brutal, homes are out of reach, and the cost-of-living crisis he inherited is getting worse on his watch. 55% is still “okay” for a Liberal PM in this mess… but the trend line is exactly what the Liberals don’t want to see. The honeymoon was always fake. Canadians are waking up to the fact that it’s the same failed Liberal agenda in a different suit. #cdnpoli #CarneyFail #AngusReid #CanadaFirst

JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦

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Carney is asked "You told Canadians that you would be elbows up and they appear to have largely given you a mandate to get a good deal from the President." "But thus far we have not seen that Canada has gotten basically nothing." "And Canada also had to give one of its bargaining chips when it comes to the digital services tax, something other countries like the UK did not get give up in their deal with the US." "How do you still convince Canadians that you are really elbows up?" Carney "We will continue to work constructively for a deal, but it has to be a deal that works for Canadians and Canadian workers." "And part of the reason why we don't have a deal is that deal is not yet on the table." Mark Carney
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Carney is asked "You told Canadians that you would be elbows up and they appear to have largely given you a mandate to get a good deal from the President." "But thus far we have not seen that Canada has gotten basically nothing." "And Canada also had to give one of its bargaining chips when it comes to the digital services tax, something other countries like the UK did not get give up in their deal with the US." "How do you still convince Canadians that you are really elbows up?" Carney "We will continue to work constructively for a deal, but it has to be a deal that works for Canadians and Canadian workers." "And part of the reason why we don't have a deal is that deal is not yet on the table." Mark Carney

cbcwatcher

114,171 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Eric Nuttall "I still don't think the Carney government, the Liberal government, is a massive proponent of the Canadian oil sector." "I just don't think they understand just how hugely important the oil and gas sector is to the Canadian economy." "I think they're still stuck in the fairy tale rules of Net Zero by 2050 at a time when the rest of away from all of this nonsense and we're one of the few countries that is impairing our industry " "...And so we are heading towards a oil supply crisis where there is a structural imbalance between demand growth and supply growth." Eric Nuttall
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Eric Nuttall "I still don't think the Carney government, the Liberal government, is a massive proponent of the Canadian oil sector." "I just don't think they understand just how hugely important the oil and gas sector is to the Canadian economy." "I think they're still stuck in the fairy tale rules of Net Zero by 2050 at a time when the rest of away from all of this nonsense and we're one of the few countries that is impairing our industry " "...And so we are heading towards a oil supply crisis where there is a structural imbalance between demand growth and supply growth." Eric Nuttall

cbcwatcher

56,052 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

Mark Carney said Canadians could judge him by their experience at the grocery store and when they pay their bills The verdict is in—and it’s brutal A new Equifax Canada survey of over 1,500 adults finds: * 1 in 4 (25%) expect they can only afford the minimum monthly payment on their credit cards * Another 7% expect to fall behind entirely * 29% are putting more on credit than last year just to cover essentials like groceries and living expenses * 40% are spending more overall than a year ago Younger Canadians (under 55) and families are getting hit hardest: 31% of those under 55 expect only minimum payments (vs 16% of older adults).Paying only the minimum is a slow financial death sentence—interest piles up, balances grow, and the hole gets deeper. Equifax analysts call it mounting household pressure and eroding financial confidence. Numbers are worse than last year Canadians aren’t thriving. They’re surviving on revolving credit for food and bills. That’s the real report card on the cost of living
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Mark Carney said Canadians could judge him by their experience at the grocery store and when they pay their bills The verdict is in—and it’s brutal A new Equifax Canada survey of over 1,500 adults finds: * 1 in 4 (25%) expect they can only afford the minimum monthly payment on their credit cards * Another 7% expect to fall behind entirely * 29% are putting more on credit than last year just to cover essentials like groceries and living expenses * 40% are spending more overall than a year ago Younger Canadians (under 55) and families are getting hit hardest: 31% of those under 55 expect only minimum payments (vs 16% of older adults).Paying only the minimum is a slow financial death sentence—interest piles up, balances grow, and the hole gets deeper. Equifax analysts call it mounting household pressure and eroding financial confidence. Numbers are worse than last year Canadians aren’t thriving. They’re surviving on revolving credit for food and bills. That’s the real report card on the cost of living

cbcwatcher

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