A video of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s exchange with a People’s Party of Canada supporter is garnering attention on social media.
Trudeau speaks to a self-proclaimed PPC supporter about the Liberal dental plan, but the conversation quickly veers to religion and abortion, in the two-minute clip posted on Reddit.
PPC Supporter tries to argue with Trudeau at UofM campus this morning.
by u/NoahFromCanada in Winnipeg
It’s getting near crunch time. If Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is to leave an opportunity for a successor to prepare for their fight in an election, he should announce he is departing by the fall and call a leadership convention for the spring of next year.
All indications from Mr. Trudeau suggest that despite his sagging popularity, he will seek a new mandate. That means he will be trying to extend his time in office to 13 or 14 years.
Most Canadians know Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is fond of flitting around the globe in RCAF jets, attending global leadership conferences at which he can profess his commitment to reducing carbon emission (from, for instance, flying around in private jets).
Based on his own standards, Justin Trudeau owes Bev Oda an apology and Canadian taxpayers a refund.
Trudeau took to Twitter on Feb. 17, 2011, to demand Oda, who was then minister for International Cooperation, resign over hotel costs in London, England.
OTTAWA – The Prime Minister’s Office says Justin Trudeau and his wife, Sophie Gregoire Trudeau, stayed in a $6,000 per night hotel suite while attending the funeral for Queen Elizabeth II.
The stay at the Corinthia London hotel became the subject of public debate last fall when media honed in on the details of the $400,000 trip, after obtaining documents through access-to-information requests.
h/t NeoCon
Move over “anti-vaxxer mobs” with “unacceptable views.”
Meet the “flat Earthers.”
I tried to listen respectfully to this Trudeau speech however I can’t fathom why he is our PM !
pic.twitter.com/2NTVE00QuW— Concerned Canadian (@Concern70732755) March 17, 2023
… And yes, in this 4,000-respondent poll by Abacus, carried out in early February, the gender gap is glaringly evident: a full 52 per cent of men reported a negative view of Trudeau, compared to 44 per cent women.
But things get really interesting when you look at voters with “very negative” views, the type Trudeau knows are not going to believe him, no matter what he says.
“So 36 per cent of men in Canada, over one in three, have a very negative view of the prime minister,” says Abacus CEO David Coletto. “They really, really don’t like him.” Women who reported “very negative” views, on the other hand, numbered around 26 per cent. “Men tend to dislike the prime minister more than women,” Coletto says.
Justin Trudeau is a deceitful sack of shit. Other than that I like him just fine. Seems a large contingent of women also see through the media hype.
OTTAWA – Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin, a senior military officer who was acquitted of a sexual assault charge late last year, has filed a $6 million lawsuit against the Canadian government.
Fortin is also suing 16 high-ranking officials, including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and chief of the defence staff Gen. Wayne Eyre, alleging defamation, misfeasance in public office, negligent investigation, public disclosure of private facts, breach of confidence and conspiracy to cause damages.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The flight from Montreal to Washington is a short one, but the political distance between the namesakes of Pierre Elliott Trudeau airport and Ronald Reagan airport is long indeed.
This week, marking the 40th anniversary of Reagan’s “Evil Empire” speech, is a propitious time to revisit that difference, as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau flounders to explain why he appears so untroubled by the Chinese Communist regime’s support for his Liberal party.
The man who threw stones at Canada’s prime minister – then tried to have Justin Trudeau come to London to testify at his trial – made a surprise guilty plea to assault Tuesday.
Shallow, shameless, self-aggrandising – and obsessed with moral posturing – the Canadian PM should serve as a warning
What in the world, you might be asking, is up with Canada? How did a country famed for its sensible, moderate attitudes and customs transform itself into the front rank of the woke phalanx?
We are an immense country – one infinitely rich, blessed by nature (with the possible exception of winter) and mostly pristine. Yet on almost every front, we are becoming an embarrassment – to ourselves and, increasingly, to the world.
We have fallen, for instance, one-quarter behind our American counterparts in terms of incomes – the wealth that offers security, opportunity and educational resources to our children. We’ve done so while creating an economy that will lag behind most of our peers in the developing world for the next four decades.
Do you think PP can recover from his Christine Anderson gaffe? I don’t think so. He is a Uniparty man.
h/t Mauser
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🎵 🗣️‼️ "MR. TRUDEAU" ‼️🎶
Dedicated with love ❤️and gratitude🙏
to 🔥🦁Christine Anderson🦁🔥🥂
🗣️📢 (@AndersonAfDMdEP)(🙏some clips from "Unacceptable?" – A great documentary by Ben Haab [that you should see!] https://t.co/MkNHd3QHoH)
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— Chauncey (@nada88564211) February 21, 2023
It’s clear Justin Trudeau stayed in the $6,000 per night hotel room and it’s clear the government will go to great lengths to hide that.
The expense came as part of the Canadian delegation to the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II last September.
The country used to be known for being boring. That was before Justin Trudeau took over
My natural reaction to Canada, as someone who grew up in its more famous and influential neighbour, used to be a blink or two and a lazy stir of recollection that the country does, in fact, exist.
But Canada, perhaps aware of its peripheral status, has since the election of its liberal-Left leader Justin Trudeau, left us no choice but to pay attention – for all the wrong reasons. Trudeau, an opportunistic wokester, has turned the country from a dull but relatively sensible-seeming place into a case study in why identity politics – and contemporary progressive ideology – is disastrous if allowed to reach the top. And reach the top it has in Canada, with the judiciary, schools, universities and public debate demented by it in myriad troubling ways.
Blackie wins