Our markets are open to the tune of purchasing $349 billion in goods from the U.S. in 2024. That's $8,400 per capita based on our population of 41.5 million. We exported close to $413 billion in goods to the U.S. That's a per capita rate of roughly $1,180 per American. Proportionately, we buy more!

I'm not sure why they think a country with a 10th of the US population will somehow save their country from their bad business decisions.

I prefer my butter without added faeces, thanks.

Nutlick can go to hell! Canadians are not interested in US products of any kind. We don’t take orders from the US.

How’s that message about the US not needing anything from Canada 🇨🇦 working out for you Nutlick?

When I lived in the US, I could not stand the taste of their milk or butter. Bland and watery would be a good way to describe it.

I don’t know a Canadian alive that would buy that crap over our own even if you didn’t despise the Trump regime.

security clearance. This was a big deal to Canadians during the last election, and he has done nothing to get his clearance so it isn't still a sore spot for Canadians.
Dear friends in Battle River-Crowfoot, he just wants your vote. And then he's gone. He will go back to being paid to disrupt ...

independent candidate. If voting for any other party gives you sleepless nights, how about voting for an independent who knows you, your community, your values, your goals as Albertans, and will represent you well in Ottawa. Poilievre won't. He'll be gone as soon as the election is over.

and cause chaos every single day in our House of Commons. He doesn't work for Canadians. He didn't work for Carleton. He won't work for #BattleRiver-Crowfoot. Can he even name a single street in your town? Does he know any of you by name? You know who does? @bonniecritchley.bsky.social and she' an..