Miller Contracting retweeted
How Ottawa explains inflation:
2020: 200 lbs
2021: 207 (+3.4%)
2022: 221 (+6.8%)
2023: 229 (+3.9%)
2024: 235 (+2.4%)
2025: 240 (+2.1%)
Ottawa: “Great news! Weight gain is slowing!”
Canadians: “I’m 40 lbs heavier.”
Miller Contracting retweeted
I want to see the trades get the respect they deserve. We need more young people picking up tools. There’s pride in building something with your hands. My hope is that the next generation sees the trades not as a fallback, but as a future.
Miller Contracting retweeted
Do you know what the G7 leaders didn't discuss? Climate change.
No one cares about carbon tax.
No one cares for decarbonized oil.
No one volunteered to increase costs on their economy. They want predictable and reliable supply.
Time for Mark Carney to move beyond his wealth transfer engineering and green agenda fantasies and listen to the market.
Miller Contracting retweeted
CASK IN 📰
"We know it's going to be overflowed," CASK President & CEO Shannon Friesen said, and she was right.
Our first-ever Load the Loader event in Prince Albert brought incredible community support for the PA Food Bank.
🔗: paherald.sk.ca/prince-albert…
#WeBuildSK🏗️
Miller Contracting retweeted
Thank you, Prince Albert Mayor Bill Powalinsky & Patty Hughes for stopping by Load the Loader - Prince Albert.
Your presence and support reinforced what we know to be true in PA: our industry shows up for one another and for those who need us most.
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Miller Contracting retweeted
Load the Loader Food Drive – Prince Albert
Come grab a 🍔 or 🌭 with a drink for just $5 and help us support the Prince Albert Food Bank!
📅May 26 | 🕚 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
📍Co-op Food Store on 15th Street E, Prince Albert
🔗 More info: members.constructionsk.ca/ca…
#WeBuildSK🏗️
Miller Contracting retweeted
I remember when politicians, pundits and academics tried to spin you and claim the carbon tax didn't increase inflation.
Now the government's own budget update admits that removing the consumer carbon tax helped reduce inflation.
Don't forget how they tried to spin you.
Miller Contracting retweeted
The new Liberal MP Marilyn Gladu seems to have changed her mind from this:
"he's been Justin Trudeau's economic advisor for the past five years. So he's part of the disastrous mess that has been created by the Liberals in terms of the inflation, the increased cost of everything.
He lied several times during the campaign leadership race.
We don't get straight answers. He avoids getting any questions from the press."
Miller Contracting retweeted
Mr. Prime Minister—you are getting up to $9 billion in windfall revenues from high oil prices. That money does not belong to you.
Give it back.
Stop taxing gas. Save families $1200 at the pumps this year.
Miller Contracting retweeted
I forgot to mentioned the inflationary carbon tax which still exists in this country.
Miller Contracting retweeted
Remember the Liberals claiming for years that the carbon tax wasn't impacting the price of gas or anything else?
Mark Carney, under questioning from Pierre Poilievre, says his decision to lower the carbon tax rate to zero is saving you 18 cents a litre.
Strange, no?
Miller Contracting retweeted
I love this sign at a local trades high school 👏 👏 👏 (Judith Nyman Secondary School).
Miller Contracting retweeted
'Low probability' the Carney government will hit any of its fiscal anchors, says budget watchdog nationalpost.com/news/canada…
Miller Contracting retweeted
This Saskatchewan Construction Week, our President & CEO @shannyfries joined the The @evanbrayshow with guest host Brent Loucks to discuss tariffs, industry news, and the importance of recognizing this week.
🔗Listen here: iono.fm/e/1600586
#WeBuildSK🏗️
Miller Contracting retweeted
Grateful for the kind words from Mayor Bill Powalinsky as we celebrate Saskatchewan Construction Week!
Thank you for proclaiming Sept 22–26 in Prince Albert & highlighting construction’s role in building strong communities.
@cityof_pa | #WeBuildSK 🏗️
Miller Contracting retweeted
Simon takes a $378,000 salary from taxpayers, she can pay for her own clothes.
Many Canadians are actually stressed about the price of clothing and they shouldn’t have to pay for the governor general’s wardrobe.
westernstandard.news/news/go…
Miller Contracting retweeted
Great to see Conservative Leader @PierrePoilievre announce a 2:1 rule to reduce the regulatory burden in Canada. This has proven to work in other jurisdictions and is a critical element to small business growth.
And pleased to see the party use CFIB’s data on the $51 billion cost of red tape to small biz owners.
Conservatives will cut bureaucratic red tape by 25% to lower prices, get homes built faster, and unleash the power of Canadian workers and businesses—For a Change.
It's how we'll put Canada First - For a Change: conservative.ca/cpc/canada-f…
Miller Contracting retweeted
“The Canadian government spent thousands of dollars to fund stage productions where seniors in other countries share their sex stories in front of live audiences.”
But yeah, there’s definitely no wasteful spending to cut …






















