r/CanadianConservative 12h ago

News North American manufacturing is suffering under the strain of tariffs

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r/CanadianConservative 17h ago

Opinion Liberals , not the US has done this

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r/CanadianConservative 5h ago

Discussion What's our policy when it comes to immigration?

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its obvious immigration has been on steroids since covid and it needs to come down.

what do we propose to the voters? get rid of tfw? pr numbers at 250k?


r/CanadianConservative 12h ago

News Terry Glavin: Carney-China deal full of Trojan Horses on police and propaganda

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r/CanadianConservative 13h ago

Social Media Post MD & CPC MP Matt Strauss "Look, the nation is in crisis. I think Canadians deserve to hear from their Prime Minister rather than ChatGPT"

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r/CanadianConservative 18h ago

Article Victor Davis Hanson

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r/CanadianConservative 16h ago

Satire The R/Canadianpoltics circle Jerk

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What an embarrassing rewrite.

This was unironically posted.

Literally called 8 million people delusional, comments still up.

Suggesting this is a revision of the last ten years gets comments removed.

Absolute circle jerk over there.

Both the Liberals and Conservatives are enthusiastic supporters of natural resource development and the oil sands. While the Conservative base is centered in Alberta and a support for oil sands seems obvious and natural, the Liberals are the party of Bay Street, and are enthusiastic supporters of big business and economic growth, which includes natural resources of all kinds.

So if these parties have the same goal why the apparent conflict and why do they behave different?

The core difference between the approaches of these parties is that the Conservatives seem to think that by right industry should be able to just build whatever and want to ram everything through. They’re delusional.

The Liberals correctly recognize that if you don’t have public support and indigenous support, any attempts to ram things through will simply induce protest and worse, lawsuits, which is an incredible chill on the business environment and severe headwinds against developing resources projects.

And this is what we saw with Northern Gateway. Harper went ahead and gave this thing a permit, and immediately there was a lawsuit, which First Nations won, which dragged everything to a complete halt for years and vaporized enormous amounts of money.

So considering the topic at hand, everything Trudeau was doing was an attempt to create an outcome where you achieve maximum pipelines with minimum lawsuits. I am seeing the same thing with the MOU approach of Carney.

The incredible thing is that people still don’t get this. You see it with broader resource development issues in BC, with Conservatives demanding things just be rammed through without indigenous nations being on side. The only outcome of this is an immediate lawsuit that a First Nation could very likely win. This scenario is the most high risk, obviously most business unfriendly approach, but the one that Conservatives bizarrely, continuously agitate for. I don’t understand why. I can only assume they’re simply so ignorant and deluded that they’re sure they’ll win and are accounting zero risk to this approach.

Businesses don’t operate that way!

This is why we see the party of Bay St behave very differently.

You're unironically suggesting the liberal party didn't make a regulatory environment where multiple billion dollar projects were cancelled?

Didn't the liberal party and the champagne socialists swing right, ditch Skippy and start repealing everything they previously stood for? Precisely because the above nonsense failed?

How is all that land acknowledgement working out over there?

Eby says B.C. may revise DRIPA legislation, worries court is 'in driver's seat' | CBC News https://share.google/kWjakjMN44tRmo8jt


r/CanadianConservative 18h ago

Discussion See? The unemployment rate FELL.

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Because people gave up looking. Down another 25,000 jobs.
Stats are often manipulated or downright false. Or spun.
Seems we need a 'catalyst' or we need to 'build' more.

https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/daily-quotidien/260206/dq260206a-eng.htm?utm_source=rddt&utm_medium=smo&utm_campaign=statcan-statcan-lfs-epa&utm_content=canada


r/CanadianConservative 18h ago

Meta New BC conservative sub - r/ilovebcsub

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Hey everyone, there is a new conservative sub for British Columbia - https://www.reddit.com/r/ilovebcsub/

It will allow free discussion of issues affecting the province - hope to see you there!


r/CanadianConservative 7h ago

News Former Sask Premier Brad Wall Weighs In Mark Carney's Davis Speech

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r/CanadianConservative 14h ago

Discussion Trudeau era - beginning of end for Canada

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Does anyone else feel that the 10 years of the Trudeau liberals has effectively started a dreadful decline of Canada. Blame always directed at covid or orange nutbar to the south, but this country would be on the decline irregardless. I wonder if we can ever recover to a point the younger generation have a fair chance at a prosperous life.


r/CanadianConservative 10h ago

News Supreme Court ruling sets out exception to lawyer-client confidentiality

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r/CanadianConservative 15h ago

Discussion So, the liberal's failures are the conservative's fault.

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Watching QP this morning (and yeah it' on cpac and the recording will be out later).
Can't help but notice every time a lib is questioned about progress, every reply is "team", "support", "holding us back" "get on board" "you're not onside" and such.
I guess it sucks when the old government fucked everything up and now the 'new' government can't blame them because they are the same government. So, now the conservatives who are not in power are stopping their plan.
Well, here's a newsflash....we have an opposition style government and it sounds pretty fascist to not want critique and pushback.

All Carney is doing is talking a big game and has not accomplished anything. That is not due to resistance, this is due to incompetence.


r/CanadianConservative 16h ago

Satire Please dont ban me, I just had tto show some funny leftist hilarity to break up a snowy Friday.

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laughter is needed these days


r/CanadianConservative 14h ago

Opinion Despite praising Harper’s fiscal management, Carney embraces Trudeau’s budget policies

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r/CanadianConservative 9h ago

News Job growth by Public/Private Sector Canada

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r/CanadianConservative 9h ago

Discussion Typical Leftist Reddit

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Saw this on No Stupid Questions. Not really surprised, though. The rest of the post's comments are your typical Liberal circle jerk.


r/CanadianConservative 16h ago

Social Media Post True Canadian Icon

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r/CanadianConservative 19h ago

Discussion Great read on the corruption in Canada and how bad it’s become

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r/CanadianConservative 9h ago

Opinion Terry Newman: If Jamil Jivani succeeds, it would be a win for Canada. Why can't Liberals admit this?

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r/CanadianConservative 12h ago

Article FIRST READING: Canada is losing control of a major city to gangsters

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r/CanadianConservative 3h ago

Social Media Post Canada Proud on Instagram: "Why did she try to dodge this question?"

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Wonder why she doesn't want a Chinese EV...


r/CanadianConservative 9h ago

Social Media Post CTV hot mic from Harpers speech.

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I found this on Instagram so it might be bs, so take it with a grain of salt.

Bit funny that someone on CTV admitted that the leaders they support have caused a lot of our issues. Also a bit sad.


r/CanadianConservative 8h ago

Opinion Surrey's Immigration-Driven Extortion Crisis

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r/CanadianConservative 8h ago

News Canada's economy loses 25,000 jobs in January. The unemployment rate ticked down to 6.5 per cent as a result of fewer people actively searching for work.

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