I say no to these ridiculous demands

We can do better.

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We, in Canada can welcome people, investment, and business without surrendering control of our culture, food system, energy, or democracy.

Trade is built on mutual benefit. Pressure isn’t partnership.

That’s not anti-American.
That’s called being sovereign country.

In return?

No guaranteed tariff relief.

No binding commitments.

No respect for provincial jurisdiction.

Making it easier for U.S. firms to bid on Canadian public projects

Loosening customs and regulatory rules for U.S. exporters

Greater access for U.S. energy and electricity providers in Canada

The demands include:

Ending provincial restrictions on U.S. alcohol sales

Giving U.S. dairy greater access to Canadian markets

Rolling back parts of the Online Streaming Act

Weakening the Online News Act

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for legislation that is going to protect Canadian communities that is going to make our country more independent more sustainable and more prosperous"

-PM Mark Carney

When asked about this, here is Mark Carney's response

"I am comfortable commanding the confidence of the House of Commons. And getting through the house of commons, and the support of the house of Commons...

Our system may not be perfect, but it works.

To MPs:

Do your duty.

Serve the people who elected you—not just your party.

And, to the Canadian people:

Watch closely.

When floor-crossing happens, there’s always a reason—but your vote is the final word.

Don’t let the noise drown out your judgment.

Floor-crossing itself isn’t the problem.

Acting without a mandate is.

Ultimately, voters decide.

Now, if we think about it, accountability is already built right into the system.

Voters remember, and they decide at the next election.

MPs aren’t naive; you vote for them because you trust their judgment.

If you ignore your constituents and trust disappears fast.

Party matters, of course, but representation matters more. It would in fact be their duty.

If an MP crosses the floor without consulting their constituents,

or against their wishes, then that’s just wrong.

Plain and simple.

Let’s step back and look at first principles.

If an MP crosses the floor because that’s what the majority of their constituents want, they are doing exactly what they were elected to do:

They are representing the people who sent them to Ottawa.

This will carry on tomorrow, too.

And the day after that.

And for the foreseeable future because those who can stop this are too weak to do anything about it.

That’s the reality we’re dealing with and pretending otherwise only encourages him.

None of it was accidental.

None of it was new.

And no — it probably won’t matter.

His handlers will excuse it, his followers will rationalize it, and he’ll wake up today ready to do more damage.

That's hilarious! 🤣