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Nina Deeb's @deeb_nina post Turner was correct.
Mel Hurtig was correct.
With one stroke of a pen, Brian Mulroney sold 🇨🇦 out. Mulroney sued 🇨🇦 & RCMP for $50M over 3 envelopes of Airbus cash that he DID pocket & evade taxation on. CBC archives.
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The British government has turned down Ottawa's attempts to have it join the international Defence, Security and Resilience Bank, though London says it will work in lockstep with Canada to meet NATO spending targets. toronto.citynews.ca/2026/10/…
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Not a resident of Toronto. But following along. The one thing that stands out for me are the racist, misogynist, inappropriate language comments by some of @BradMBradford supporters & his lack of effort to discourage or address them. "C" "R" should never ever be used
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The Ontario Professional Crime Party.
The PC part👇
The @OntarioPCParty
#CanadianBakin
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Conservatives win in low turn-out. True in BC, definitely true in Ontario.
The @Conservative_BC actually received 50,000 fewer votes than in 2024 (but won 20 more seats) because the @bcndp vote dropped by 275.000 (29%) while the @BCGreens got 23,000 more votes than last time (+13%) - still some ballots to be counted.
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Kicking the homeless out of parks is NOT tackling the problem. Any Mayor who promises to deal with homeless by "cleaning up the parks" should be fired. Hiding problems is a Progressive Conservative NIMBY thing to get votes. @TownofCobourg @CobourgPolice
cp24.com/gta-elections-2026/…
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Ford, Calandra & Lecce sidelined elected trustees by passing Bills 98 & 33 & placing deficit school boards under provincial supervisors. They then blocked new trustees from taking office, installing Gupta at TDSB to allegedly control & liquidate $20B public land portfolio⬇️
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Replying to @Freire1Pb
I think he meant Ontario needs “overreaching hands” to land grab. These properties belong to the people of Ontario.
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Wait! Ford's finance minister is blaming tariff's AGAIN? How do we tell which part of our economic woes is Ford's fault and which part is really tariff driven. Ford spent billions on unnecessary law suites, billions on ads, billions on failed projects...
cp24.com/politics/queens-par…
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Doug Ford forgave the 407 operators one billion dollars that they owed to the taxpayers of Ontario.
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Mike Harris uploaded the education taxes that are paid municipally to the province. What percentage of the education taxes (collected through property taxes) are actually being spent on education?
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What are Ford’s School board takeovers about?
It’s all about the valuable land that the schools are sitting on.
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Full video link
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Steve Clark-Minister of Housing was the subject of 3 watchdog reports. He did NOT use the housing-enabling tools that the Ministry had available @imherenow1 @vaughanvoice22 @KarlMagnonMan @corruptario @normsworld
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Steve Clark was promoted to house leader. In this role he blocks bills and Ontario’s budgets from making it to committee hearings. No public hearings = Steve Clark
Steve Clark-Minister of Housing was the subject of 3 watchdog reports. He did NOT use the housing-enabling tools that the Ministry had available @imherenow1 @vaughanvoice22 @KarlMagnonMan @corruptario @normsworld
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How much of our education taxes collected are actually being spent on education? Mike Harris uploaded our education taxes that we pay (as a part of our municipal property taxes) to the Province @ETFOeducators
Since taking office, the Ontario Conservative government has underfunded public education by $6.5 billion. David Mastin, @ETFOpresident, explains the impact on students to thousands at the Toronto rally to defend publicly funded education. #OntEdUnited
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Doug Ford & Energy Minister Stephen Lecce daily promoted Ontario as an "energy superpower" & used electricity exports as a trade war threat as Ontario's independent power operator had to secure an American energy contract starting Nov 1, 2026 for hundreds of thousands of homes.


















