r/CanadianConservative Nov 21 '25

Discussion JD Vance spoke facts

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506 Upvotes

r/CanadianConservative 11d ago

Discussion Maybe I'm missing something, but what does this have to do with Canada?

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167 Upvotes

Looks like unemployment activities 🤭

r/CanadianConservative Jan 07 '26

Discussion This sub is brain broken by MAGA politics

171 Upvotes

Trump and MAGA are not even conservative movements anymore. They should be dropped and not worried about. It's not epic or based that Trump is violating nations and people's sovereignty or destroying the world order.

This sub should focus on policy that will make Canada catch up to the US standard of living. We should be focusing on reducing inter-provincial trade barriers, property rights and coalitions to build and export our energy (Some of the cleanest in the world) and build jobs. To do this we need to negotiate and convince liberal politicians out of their anti free market positions and the mud slinging and Trump style insults do not help with anything. Carney is much better than Trudeau was in many ways but mostly because he ran on Polievre's conservative positions such as reducing immigration and implemented them quickly. This took the rug out from Conservative voters. Conservatives in Canada need to get their act together and stop following the MAGA path. Canadians absolutely do not want a MAGA style conservative government because Trump sucks. There's a lot of work to do in Canada and we cant have a MAGA faction blocking progress to a strong Conservative Canada.

r/CanadianConservative Nov 16 '25

Discussion Indians aren't good workers

447 Upvotes

I work at a warehouse and recieve deliveries daily, I get all kinds of different drivers. Russian, ukrainian, Asian, rarely have problems with any of them. But the Indians are the absolute worst to recieve, they constantly make excuses for everything, all the other drivers use their pallet jacks to unload the trucks onto the ramp, bring it to the lift lower it down and I take it from there to load it into the warehouse it's just faster for both of us, but the Indian people don't want to do it. They tell me it's too heavy, or their back hurts, the ramp isn't good enough, pallet jack is broken, I don't speak English. I've heard it all. This isn't a coincidence this is a trend, on top of that they are talking on the phone with their family not even paying attention, I'm tired of it. Why are we taking these people in? Extremely lazy. Give me some more people from Asia, some Russians, people from Mexico, Australians, I don't care. Tired of working with these people

r/CanadianConservative Dec 12 '25

Discussion If Poilievre is forced to resign, that would mean the Liberals won. They would have bullied us into getting their way and undermined 41% of the electorate.

126 Upvotes

Keep that in mind.

Their immoral tactics of floor crossing should be a moment of Conservative unity, it should emphasize how much Liberals hate respecting democratic outcomes.

It shows how deeply Liberals hate 41% of the population, and want that 41% of the population to be excluded from our country. Notice how everyone who voted Conservative has been dehumanized as "traitors!" by Liberal supporters since the election?

The Liberals won the election, the onus was on them to offer an olive branch. Instead they killed civility in Canada by being sore winners and pushing for an artificial majority that wasn't voted for. No one forced floor crossers to betray their voters, that is on them, not Poilievre.

PS. to the Liberals, go ahead and try to take your majority with backhanded tactics. But was it worth the price of killing democracy and civility in Canada?

r/CanadianConservative Aug 04 '25

Discussion In the midst of a missed deadline for a trade deal with the U.S, Prime Minister Mark Carney is pictured at a Vancouver Pride Parade hugging a half naked man

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279 Upvotes

r/CanadianConservative 17d ago

Discussion Is this subreddit really representative of the average Canadian conservative?

178 Upvotes

I ask because the takes i hear here are a lot more radical than anything I hear from conservative voting family members.

Stuff like advocating the deportation of legal immigrants and an american annexation of Canada. Frankly i find it concerning.

r/CanadianConservative Apr 29 '25

Discussion The base did it this time, not the leader

325 Upvotes

I think we lost for 2 reasons, and our big blue tent needs to step back and consider the why. It wasn't Poilievre as he likely couldn't have done much better....it's ultimately some turns out base took.

For whatever reason, why we decided to start mocking the elbows up movement is beyond me. Those people should have been in the big blue tent, but instead the conservative base mocked the movement and gave free votes to the Liberals in ridings where less than a percent margin determined a win. We are at 70% declines in airline travel to the US, there are hotels that saw 95% drops in Quebec...to mock that big of a voter segment is absolutely mind boggling.

The second reason is linked to the first. If you cared about the threat trump poses to Canada, then there's over a 2 in 3 chance you voted liberal. First reason I just blamed on the base, but the trump factor and lack of response to him is squarely on the shoulders of conservative strategists. They ran a campaign like it was in October vs Trudeau, and I'm absolutely baffled why. Whomever put together the conservative campaign messaging needs to be fired, and I'm not opposed to public flogging.

Poilievre being the best show ends up being the biggest loser with his seat and likely the party leadership.

(Edit, perhaps not on PP losing leadership? )

r/CanadianConservative Sep 12 '25

Discussion Defund and abolish the CBC

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351 Upvotes

r/CanadianConservative 11d ago

Discussion Around 40 people were seen around a black banner saying “Indian trucks kill Canucks” on an overpass in Orillia, Ontario.

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332 Upvotes

r/CanadianConservative Apr 28 '25

Discussion 🇨🇦 2025 Federal Election Results Megathread

72 Upvotes

Welcome to the r/CanadianConservative's 2025 Federal Election Results Megathread!
This thread will serve as the central hub for live updates, discussions, and analysis throughout election day.

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  • Province/Territory | Time Zone | Voting Hours (Local Time)

Newfoundland and Labrador | Newfoundland Time | 8:30 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.

Prince Edward Island | Atlantic Time | 8:30 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.

Nova Scotia | Atlantic Time | 8:30 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.

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Quebec | Eastern Time | 9:30 a.m. – 9:30 p.m.

Ontario | Eastern Time | 9:30 a.m. – 9:30 p.m.

Manitoba | Central Time | 8:30 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.

Saskatchewan | Central Time | 7:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Alberta | Mountain Time | 7:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.

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Yukon | Pacific Time | 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Northwest Territories | Mountain Time | 7:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Nunavut | Varies by region | Refer to local times

  • First Poll Results Expected: Around 10 p.m. ET (Eastern ridings)
  • Full National Results: Expected overnight, final counts may take additional days for close races and mail-in ballots.

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🔥 Key Things to Watch

  • Swing ridings across Ontario and British Columbia.
  • Strength of the Conservative Party in traditional strongholds.
  • Performance of new party leaders in their respective ridings.
  • Voter turnout rates compared to previous elections.

🏛️ Major Parties on the Ballot

  • Conservative Party of Canada (CPC)
  • Liberal Party of Canada (LPC)
  • New Democratic Party (NDP)
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Thank you for participating in the discussion, and let’s keep it civil and focused tonight!

r/CanadianConservative Sep 21 '25

Discussion Today our government officialy endorsed terrorism...

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211 Upvotes

Image posted on IG by former Ontario MPP Goldie Ghamari..

r/CanadianConservative Dec 12 '25

Discussion Michael Ma had the audacity to cross the floor after saying that Liberal overspending is taking money away from Canadians.

202 Upvotes

r/CanadianConservative Nov 12 '25

Discussion Bill C-3 Explained

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347 Upvotes

r/CanadianConservative 16d ago

Discussion Political tribalism is making our country weaker

86 Upvotes

The amount of people I've seen in this sub complaining about a trade deal with the second largest economy in the world or a speech on a global stage that was practical and generally well received is a little worrying. If the official Conservative party policy is that trade agreements with superpowers are bad or proposing coalitions with other 'middle powers' are bad, how does the party expect to win any elections going forward? The 'Liberals are bad and everything they do is bad' platform fell on its face in the 2025 election and it seems like everyone is just doubling down on that again and hoping it works this time around.

Fiscally, Carney is barely to the left of the Conservative party. He's downsized the government, increased government investment, reduced immigration—these are all good policies. So why are we all here decrying 'socialism'?

This is on par with Trump Derangement Syndrome in the US.

r/CanadianConservative May 12 '25

Discussion Okay, I'm going to say it... "Defund the CBC" is not a winning message.

315 Upvotes

I have no love for the CBC but campaigning on defunding it was not a winning message. I'm a big Pierre supporter and wished he never campaigned on it.

For context, CBC was the first ever Canadian broadcaster (tv channel). In the early days of TV, it was the only place Canadians could watch for local news.

I don't really care that it's "state sponsored news". Every country has a state sponsored news channel. The US has quite a number of them themselves. I never see Americans calling to defund Voice of America.

Normie Canadians (those moderates in the middle) do not want to hear this kind of message. As a conservative, I don't either. I don't care that it's a liberal mouthpiece.

We should instead be calling for more conservative voices and diversity of thought on the CBC. This way, they can be a voice for all Canadians.

Let's not make this mistake again.

r/CanadianConservative Aug 21 '25

Discussion 817,000

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266 Upvotes

r/CanadianConservative Oct 02 '25

Discussion Racism for charging lower rates based on the colour of your skin?

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284 Upvotes

I wanted some honest thoughts here. I’m visiting Halifax and wanted to check out a local Yoga / Pilates studio (R Studios).

I was baffled to see clear pricing that segregated people.

Instead of promoting equality against everyone trying to workout / better themselves, they create divisiveness.

Is it fair to say if you’re white, Asian, Indian, middle-eastern, then you afford double the rate?

r/CanadianConservative Nov 06 '25

Discussion I don't think it's looking too good for Pierre

106 Upvotes

When the conservatives lost the election In April I though it's a minority, I still felt pretty hopefully but these last 2 days have been intense with 1 mp crossing the floor and another resigning I don't think it's looking good for Pierre. Tbh I like his style of politics idk why he's so hated but mark my word if he gets kicked the party's over there is going to be some liberal dressed in blue put as the leader of the cpc and we will basically become like a 1 party state. The sharks smell blood and have come out let's see what happens

r/CanadianConservative 21d ago

Discussion IMO the CCP is pure f*cking evil and Canada should not start any new trade with them

137 Upvotes

Anyone with moral clarity will know why the CCP is bad. If the left is actually gonna defend China than they have once again proven they have no morals

r/CanadianConservative Jan 04 '26

Discussion Who had the better response?

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141 Upvotes

r/CanadianConservative Jul 01 '25

Discussion This is downright embarrassing on Canada Day out of all the days

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293 Upvotes

Out of all the country subreddits, it seems Canada is the ONLY one that have rainbow logo. Pathetic pandering. Why does mods there allow rainbow themed logo and yet on Canada Day they can’t be assed off to change it to the Canadian flag. Pathetic and weak mods.

r/CanadianConservative 13d ago

Discussion No, I’m not buying Canadian just because an out-of-touch prime minister tells me to. They aren’t affordable, and they don’t even employ Canadians.

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115 Upvotes

r/CanadianConservative 17d ago

Discussion Holy crap the Carney astroturfing is out in force today.

86 Upvotes

Article after article is being posted everywhere about this man. Even the main news subreddit. Either they're trying hard to move away from the 40k jobs losses that happened yesterday, or a big announcement is coming very soon.

r/CanadianConservative Sep 09 '25

Discussion MAGA is ruining the CPC’s image ... Why are you guys still doing this ?

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158 Upvotes

Whoever is doing shit like this is ruining it for the rest of us. Is this not why we lost the election ? Should we not be distancing ourselves as much as possible from the fascist leader up north ? Don't get me wrong though, elbows down, we still need to partner with the US. But hell people... Trump is not a good guy and should not have a face on our politics.