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🚨‼️MUST WATCH: Hidden inside the Budget Implementation Act are sweeping new powers that concentrate authority in ministers’ hands, weaken parliamentary oversight, and sidestep democratic accountability. It’s not just Conservatives raising the alarm. A broad coalition of civil liberties groups, legal experts, economists, and governance watchdogs are speaking out and... calling these provisions undemocratic, a dangerous overreach, and deeply concerning for the future of our institutions. When voices across the political and professional spectrum are shocked by what’s being proposed, Canadians should be paying attention. Power must be accountable. I will continue to oppose this overreach and fight to protect Parliament’s role and Canadians’ right to a government that plays by the rules. ‼️You can join me by signing my petition. LINK IN BIO. #cdnpolishow more

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Take_A_Stand Alberta7 months ago

Of course this gov’t wants to give themselves more power. They seal records of interest to citizens, they can now delete communication earlier, they challenged (and lost) that a court found they illegally invoked the EA. Why stop there? Corruption begets corruption. 👇🏼

Iggypop0077 months ago

This is extremely important to consider, as it effectively gives the government in power the ability to block prosecution for wrongdoing when it suits its purposes.

Ruth Ross7 months ago

That is absolutely OUT of the question. They want to exempt Brookfield from ANY oversight. And all their other cronies and crony corporations, too. Carney must think Canadians are STUPID.

J Woods7 months ago

This guy is dangerous and a bit crazy.

Graham Collinge7 months ago

Is there an actual liberal out there that is not a conniving, lying criminal?

VespaHope7 months ago

The @liberal_party is guilty of a coup, they are a communist party and must be removed, you think the pillaging is bad now, just wait.

Peaceful strength to reinforce democracy.7 months ago

Communist actions by the government must be called communist actions.

Shaughn.SGT(ret)7 months ago

Criminals always want to protect themselves.

Julie7 months ago

Just like the Federal Health Minister hiding COVID injury files shut for 15 years. Only guilty people hide.

Suburban Polly7 months ago

Bullshit!

DontTreadOnMeme7 months ago

Sounds like he's going to take kick backs to let some companies avoid laws. If he wants to make an actual difference, he needs to work on getting the laws changed for everyone, not just certain companies that can afford to pay him to do it.

Bulging Twine7 months ago

One thing we learned in the COVID times was we don’t trust government anymore.

SunflowersLJ7 months ago

Liberals ARE the criminals!!

Every circus needs a Carney!7 months ago

Canadians won't pay attention until their house prices drop and they can't get a mortgage. By then, Carney et al will already be silencing every voice they can.

jonathan bourg7 months ago

Thx for doing such a great job Sandra We support you 💯

Loretta7 months ago

@flipside_take2 Every piece of legislation that they embed within Bills needs to be exposed on MSM @PierrePoilievre @MichelleRempel @bobzimmermp Let ALL Canadians understand why these Bills must not pass and get ahead of their liberal rhetoric against the @CPC_HQ for voting against.

Boreal_Girl7 months ago

Your petition is a grift. You’re fundraising for the CPC.

Eileen McRae7 months ago

Liberals want to rule by fiat. Their lust for power is sickening. Canadians suffer because of this.

Melissa7 months ago

Thanks for fighting for Canadians Sandra.

Malcolm7 months ago

The Carney Liberals prove that the Trudeau-cabinet massive Incompetence is continuing .

Blynne687 months ago

Wow! @stevenmackinnon gaslighting Canadians as he usually does! What a loser!

dgregory65 ✝️ ✡️7 months ago

Omnibus budget bills should be illegal but thanks to the Uniparty they get away with this garbage.

Ryan Ramage7 months ago

Thank you for what you do Sandra!

Vulcan7 months ago

Nobody is innocent! Every politician shall take responsibility and accountability!

Jean Salter7 months ago

I signed your petition, but am quite disappointed to see it is not a real petition that can be presented in Parliament, but merely a CPC survey "petition", complete with fundraising appeal.

TB7 months ago

@AlbertaBound9 Thanks Sandra. It must seem sometimes like you’re in the battle alone. I appreciate you being a voice against this government overreach and corruption.

kgirl7 months ago

@kinki_life Yes, thank you 🙏 for your work. We stand with you

mr.monday7 months ago

Greasy

Msbeev7 months ago

Thank you

almost_anything7 months ago

When ypu sponsor an official parliamentary petition that holds weight I'll be glad to sign

Matt Colton7 months ago

🤣🤣🤣🤣

Aman Madan7 months ago

Hats off to your patience. Thank you for working for the Canadians.

Wayne7 months ago

These are the kinds of sneaky things the liberals do then try to censor social media to hide their dirty deeds. We mustn’t let them do this to us. Revolt

PatB - I have not lost any freedom 🇨🇦🇮🇹7 months ago

Anither day, another load of BS from you

Conrad Wood7 months ago

... And that's after scooting a couple of hundred billion out of the country already.

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9,362,164 views • 2 years ago

The Liberal and Nationals Coalition will oppose Labor's sneaky attempt to dictate what you can see and read online. Labor say these laws are to impose a Duty of Care but they are not about care, they are about control. Buried in the proposed law is the ability for the Communications Minister to decide what is harmful content. And, this same Minister said this week that she thinks people are losing trust in her because of social media. We can not give the power to decide what you read, see or write to politicians that are not impartial judges. These laws do not protect people, they are designed to protect politicians. We must oppose Labor's Big Brother Bill.

The Liberal and Nationals Coalition will oppose Labor's sneaky attempt to dictate what you can see and read online. Labor say these laws are to impose a Duty of Care but they are not about care, they are about control. Buried in the proposed law is the ability for the Communications Minister to decide what is harmful content. And, this same Minister said this week that she thinks people are losing trust in her because of social media. We can not give the power to decide what you read, see or write to politicians that are not impartial judges. These laws do not protect people, they are designed to protect politicians. We must oppose Labor's Big Brother Bill.

Senator Matt Canavan

54,375 views • 20 days ago

In Abuja, I joined fellow professionals at the 33rd COREN Assembly to push for stronger Engineering Regulation Monitoring. ERM is key to safer projects, better outcomes, and upholding the integrity of our profession. My presentation focused on how effective engineering regulation depends not only on COREN’s authority, but on collaboration across government, regulatory agencies, and professionals. I argued that Engineering Regulation Monitoring (ERM) must be strengthened through formal partnerships, political will at the state level, and active engagement by engineers in public office. Compliance is not just a technical issue, it’s a governance priority. And if we are to prevent avoidable disasters and safeguard the public, engineering compliance must be institutionalised and fully integrated into development planning. We must move from intention to implementation. From guidelines to governance. From pockets of enforcement to a national culture of compliance. Thank you to COREN for the invitation and for your continued leadership in protecting the integrity of our profession. COREN

In Abuja, I joined fellow professionals at the 33rd COREN Assembly to push for stronger Engineering Regulation Monitoring. ERM is key to safer projects, better outcomes, and upholding the integrity of our profession. My presentation focused on how effective engineering regulation depends not only on COREN’s authority, but on collaboration across government, regulatory agencies, and professionals. I argued that Engineering Regulation Monitoring (ERM) must be strengthened through formal partnerships, political will at the state level, and active engagement by engineers in public office. Compliance is not just a technical issue, it’s a governance priority. And if we are to prevent avoidable disasters and safeguard the public, engineering compliance must be institutionalised and fully integrated into development planning. We must move from intention to implementation. From guidelines to governance. From pockets of enforcement to a national culture of compliance. Thank you to COREN for the invitation and for your continued leadership in protecting the integrity of our profession. COREN

Noimot Salako-Oyedele, FNSE

150,805 views • 1 year ago