Vote Mark Carney and Damn Canada -- Vote Pierre Poilievre and Save Canada

"Canada should be the wealthiest and most self-reliant economy in the world."

"We have the third-largest oil reserves in the world, yet we import 179 million barrels of foreign oil every year because the liberals shut down our wealth-generating pipelines while leaving us reliant on the United States."

"We are the fifth largest supplier of natural gas, but we still can't export liquid natural gas because the Liberals claim there is 'no business case' for doing so."

"We have more farmland per capita than almost any country, yet food prices have risen 37 percent faster than in the United States because of the Liberals' carbon tax on farmers and truckers."

Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper 

Former prime minister Stephen Harper has endorsed Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre for prime minister, saying he has the critical 'political experience' needed in a time of crisis.   CBC News

 

The Liberal government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau introduced Canada to a rare kind of progressivism, one that championed Critical Race Theory, DEI, LGBTQ-2+ to hallowed status none dared challenge lest they be called 'racist', and above all the right of children to declare themselves other than their birth gender, paving the way for hormone therapy and surgery for children supported by the medical community convinced children knew themselves better than biological inheritance augured for their future.

 

Taking their cue from the federal government, governments at all levels, professional associations, school boards, academia and business leaders and national corporations leaned progressively left, not to be left out of the most recent social craze that celebrated trans and non-binary sex education in primary schools. The classroom was where children could be 'themselves', a change of gender and naming that encouraged all involved not to divulge these personal choices to the parents involved.

 

With the Liberal government in full throttle, national leaders from Germany and Japan travelled to Canada to make their case for acquiring energy resources from Canadian abundant natural resources when their major supply was interrupted thanks to Moscow's full-scale invasion of Ukraine that interrupted the flow of gas to Europe and shipments of grain and fertilizer from Ukraine and Russia. Their concerns were given short shrift by Canada's prime minister who was proud of the fact that he hadn't a head for finance but stated a lack of 'business case' for providing gas to energy-starved nations.

 

His unconcern over Canada sharing its own energy resources within its own borders, choosing to restrain oil and gas output in favour of importing oil from abroad was a hallmark of the Liberal control of Canadian pipelines, greatly disfavoured and more often cancelled. Predictably, investment in Canada's natural resources shriveled although forestation exploitation continued apace; another 'renewable' source of trade that could be countenanced.

 

The extent to which Canada was transformed under Justin Trudeau's style of government was brought home when it was revealed that through immigration, refugee intake and illegal migration, alongside foreign student and foreign worker programs, Canada's population exploded by a million newcomers in a year, explaining in large part, the uncommon strain on Canada's generous social security system, its universal medicare, its housing and accommodation, with demands on Food Banks and homeless accommodations burgeoning past municipalities' capacity to cope.

 

But the most visible, dramatic and sinister outcome of the Liberals' policy on 'come-one-come-all' accommodation for a growing population base was the spectre of Islamist infiltration into Canadian society, with Muslim permanent-resident and citizenship demographics agitating for Sharia law in Canada, and filling the streets of Canadian cities with keffiyeh-clad Palestinian-Hamas sympathizers claiming that Israel was committing 'genocide' in Gaza in responding to the Palestinian terrorist groups' October 7, 2023 invasion of southern Israel where thousands of psychopaths armed with hate and weaponry murdered Jews in a display of sadistic savagery.

 

Where, to this very day, in the nation's capital, in the capital city of Ontario, in Alberta and British Columbia, wildly hateful antisemitic 'protests' take place with masked Hamas-supporters threatening Canadian Jews, threatening Canadian politicians who refuse to state that Israel is committing 'genocide' in daring to hold terrorists to account, terrorists who promise they are prepared to launch one October 7 after another until Israel is destroyed. The Liberal government vacillated between support of an ally and sympathy for the Palestinian 'cause' of 'From the river to the sea' and 'Intifada', and 'Final Solution'. 

 

Do not mistake a Machiavellian grimace for a smile   Mark Carney

 

Now, the man who would be Prime Minister of Canada, a man whose Liberal-woke-environmental agenda is more devious and substantial than that of his predecessor, is vying to take Trudeau's place, claiming that as a former world banker, a highly respected economist of great repute -- according to his self-analysis -- he is prepared to bring Canada to a higher plane of success through his economic prowess, which to judge by Britain's assessment of his ruinous stint as Governor of the Bank of England, would bring ruin to Canada, but he stands prepared to take up where Justin Trudeau left off.

 

Vote Mark Carney on April 28 for the complete and utter ruination of Canada, its economy, its standing globally as a democracy, for the continuation of an Islamist takeover, for the opportunity to repent at leisure what could have been avoided by voting in a majority Conservative government pledged to restore Canadian values, led by Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre whose quality of politics and love for Canada and its people is genuine and in whom Canadians of any intelligence should place their trust. 

Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre speaks to the crowd during a campaign rally in Nisku (just south of Edmonton) Monday April 7, 2025. Photo by David Bloom