There was a shit ton of people outside. Tons.
We got there 30 minutes before the rally was to start and had to walk a fair ways due to all the cars. When we left, we noticed a not inconsequential sized crowd outside
2025 Federal Election - 28 Apr 25
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We got there 30 minutes before the rally was to start and had to walk a fair ways due to all the cars. When we left, we noticed a not inconsequential sized crowd outside
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They can fuck right off. They smiled away when those two clowns meandering their non-answers like it was perfectly fine. They never tried to hold them accountable.
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It appears we have some names.
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BOMBSHELL: Four of the MPs and Senators who allegedly received support from China have been NAMED!
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Carney is no better.
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This is from as far back as October. I wonder why it didn't make more waves since then?It appears we have some names.
151K views · 3.9K reactions | Politicians named | BOMBSHELL: Four of the MPs and Senators who allegedly received support from China have been NAMED! | By Canada Proud | Facebook
BOMBSHELL: Four of the MPs and Senators who allegedly received support from China have been NAMED!
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Given how much work it seems to be to get such things organized, they'd have to be sure about getting a decent crowd, hence that bit in yellow.
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I think you know the answer to your question.
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Liberal candidate Peter Yuen, chosen to replace Paul Chiang, linked to pro-Beijing groups, events
Probably not as important as crowd size.
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Why are you distracting us from the real issue? PP is sometimes mean to reporters! Also, it's kinda racist to talk about Chinese interference/influence in the LPC...
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If only PP could get his security clearance he would be able to unravel this whole influence thing. There's no other MP who can do it, the whole influence thing is actually on his shoulders.
On a side note: perhaps PP could gain some ground if he tackled the Kingfisher fiasco from an adult viewpoint i.e. providing proper equipage and sufficient real a/c to keep the Canadian population safe. If he does it without rancor as in simply acknowledging that a mistake was made and he will ensure that corrective action is taken.
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Survey says...
What’s Driving the Vote? How Issues Are Shaping Canada’s 2025 Election
With the federal election underway, two issues have taken centre stage: affordability and Donald Trump. Affordability leads, with 34% of Canadians saying the cost of living will most influence their vote, while 19% cite Trump’s impact on Canada – highlighting how global uncertainty is shaping domestic decisions. The Conservatives lead among those focused on affordability (40% vs. 33% Liberal), while the Liberals dominate among voters prioritizing Trump’s impact (51% vs. 28% Conservative).
Still, nearly half of Canadians (47%) say another issue will be most important when they vote – proving that while affordability and Trump dominate the headlines, many voters are focused elsewhere. Among these other top issues, the Conservatives are favoured on jobs and the economy, taxes, and public safety, while the Liberals lead on healthcare, housing, climate change, and Canada-U.S. relations.
Trust, Change, and Uncertainty: What’s Really Shaping the Canadian Vote?
What’s Driving the Vote? How Issues Are Shaping Canada’s 2025 Election
With the federal election underway, two issues have taken centre stage: affordability and Donald Trump. Affordability leads, with 34% of Canadians saying the cost of living will most influence their vote, while 19% cite Trump’s impact on Canada – highlighting how global uncertainty is shaping domestic decisions. The Conservatives lead among those focused on affordability (40% vs. 33% Liberal), while the Liberals dominate among voters prioritizing Trump’s impact (51% vs. 28% Conservative).
Still, nearly half of Canadians (47%) say another issue will be most important when they vote – proving that while affordability and Trump dominate the headlines, many voters are focused elsewhere. Among these other top issues, the Conservatives are favoured on jobs and the economy, taxes, and public safety, while the Liberals lead on healthcare, housing, climate change, and Canada-U.S. relations.
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One of the biggest effects on our economy is Trump, so those first two issues are highly correlated, ergo, advantage Lieberals.Survey says...
Trust, Change, and Uncertainty: What’s Really Shaping the Canadian Vote?
What’s Driving the Vote? How Issues Are Shaping Canada’s 2025 Election
With the federal election underway, two issues have taken centre stage: affordability and Donald Trump. Affordability leads, with 34% of Canadians saying the cost of living will most influence their vote, while 19% cite Trump’s impact on Canada – highlighting how global uncertainty is shaping domestic decisions. The Conservatives lead among those focused on affordability (40% vs. 33% Liberal), while the Liberals dominate among voters prioritizing Trump’s impact (51% vs. 28% Conservative).
Still, nearly half of Canadians (47%) say another issue will be most important when they vote – proving that while affordability and Trump dominate the headlines, many voters are focused elsewhere. Among these other top issues, the Conservatives are favoured on jobs and the economy, taxes, and public safety, while the Liberals lead on healthcare, housing, climate change, and Canada-U.S. relations.
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Totally missed that. I was so excited to finally near some names, I didn't check the date. Mea culpa.
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Putting this here, since the foreign interference thread is for general threats, and Sam Cooper makes a link to China’s intent to influence the Canadian election (yet again…)
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BREAKING: Hong Kong Detains Parents of Activist Frances Hui Amid $1M Bounty, Echoing Election Interference Fears in Canada
WASHINGTON — In a deeply alarming escalation of transnational repression that echoes threats made against a Canadian election candidate, Hong Kong’s national security police today detained the parents of U.S.
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Carney on guns, the only thing I like is saying the RCMP should be the ones classifying, but the damage is already done. If he truely believes that, he needs to revoke every OIC ban then just say "The RCMP will review their classification"
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Apparently the LPC aren't too comfortable with their lead in the polls, or they wouldn't be bringing out the big guns. What's next? Abortion?
Nor should they be.
While things are seemingly stabilizing poll wise they shouldn’t take anything for granted.
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