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Now that we’ve made it through the leadership review and DS is going to continue to take care of our sovereignty what’s next for us? How many have family members who don’t exercise their right to vote? I know that the number of eligible voters who actually go out and do their civic duty is less than 50% and I would like to see that change. I will tell people not who do vote for but why I vote for the party I do and how important it is to vote to insure we will always have a voice. It’s a problem that needs to be rectified but how.
Thoughts?
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https://www.todayville.com/budget-lands-two-days-after-the-u-s-midterms-as-the-watchdog-says-ottawas-books-hide-its-borrowing/
Carney’s 2 sets of books:
“Parliamentary Budget Officer Annette Ryan warned that federal debt is growing twice as fast as deficits.
➡️That’s because loans to Crown corporations are booked as assets, and military purchases are expensed slowly over time.
“This obscures the realities of cash debt and raises questions about whether the current fiscal framework provides a complete and transparent picture of Canada’s fiscal sustainability,” Ryan said, according to The Globe and Mail.
The Globe reports the PBO now sees federal debt rising to $1.67 trillion in 2030-31 from $1.3 trillion in 2025-26.
It points to Build Canada Homes, the Canada Strong Fund and the proposed defence investment Crown as examples of the Crown corporation model.
The PBO’s Economic and Fiscal Outlook projects cumulative deficits of $333.3 billion over the next five years, while federal ...
The Epoch Times - Matthew Horwood 10/21/2026
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said United Conservative Party (UCP) members who continue to push for separation should join a different party, following a referendum vote that saw a majority of Albertans vote for the province to remain within Canada.
Smith said her party should now focus on beating the NDP “in every single riding in this province,” and that she believed the majority of UCP members would rally to do that. However, she said some members would rather continue focusing on separation and “sowing division.”
“The United Conservative Party is not an independence party, and for those few who cannot reconcile this fact and remain intent on dividing and turning our party into a vehicle for the independence movement, I would respectfully invite them to join a different party,” Smith said in a video posted to social media on Oct. 21.
Some pro-independence UCP members have sought to oust Smith as party leader, with Jeffrey Rath, one ...
