Jason Lavigne✓

CTV Ottawa @ctvottawa

Firearm charges laid against resident following fatal home invasion in South Glengarry, Ont.

Western Standard @WesternStandard

WATCH: Trump says Keystone XL pipeline could be part of US-Canada trade deal

Shannon Phillips 🇨🇦 @SPhillipsAB

I did not sign the Forever Canadian petition to become part of a new political party’s data programme. I signed it because I didn’t want a divisive referendum. In 2027, I want an NDP govt so we never have to deal with divisive separatist referenda again.

Gil McGowan @gilmcgowan

I lost count of how many times Thomas told me and others that he was NOT going to start a new party or get back into politics. But now he’s circulated a survey to Forever Canadian supporters suggesting that’s EXACTLY what he plans to do.

Mister Alberta @MisterAlberta

The proof is out, #forevercanadian is coming for the @albertaNDP party! All your data is now his voter list!

Ursula von der Leyen @vonderleyen

We discussed the idea of Canada being the first Associate Member of the EU. And what it would mean in practice. A focus on the prosperity & security of our people. Through closer policymaking, participation in EU programmes and inter-institutional work. We're at the start of a journey ↓

Raine @Raine446655

@CoryBMorgan @JasonLavigneAB @LetABDecide

Caolan @CaolanReports

Thank you Olga. I really appreciate your kindness and understanding, and I’m genuinely sorry this happened in the first place. Just to clarify, I did send an email to the Gmail address associated with the YouTube copyright claims, so perhaps it ended up there. I’m also sorry for my original tweet. I wish I’d handled things differently, and I understand why this was frustrating for you and your team. And you are right about the need to take copyright seriously. I have already today put in place new processes in my post-production to ensure attribution isn’t something I miss again. We’re all trying our best to tell Ukraine’s story, often with small teams and limited resources, and I know how much time, care and hard work goes into making good journalism. And that hard work to tell the truth deserves appropriate recognition. I have a lot of respect for that, and for your reporters. I’d love to meet for a coffee sometime, or perhaps even collaborate in the future. 🙏🫡 I’m grateful we can move forward on good terms, and I sincerely wish you and everyone at The Kyiv Independent all the very best.

Danielle Smith @ABDanielleSmith

Two great stops this week with UCP members. Started in Innisfail-Sylvan Lake with MLA Devin Dreeshen @DevinDVote, then headed to Drayton Valley-Devon to join MLA Andrew Boitchenko @AndrewBoitchenk. Great rooms both times, full of members who give up their evenings and weekends because they care about where this province is going. These folks are the backbone of our movement. Thank you to Devin, Andrew and every volunteer who made these events happen. Let's keep building.

Denis Rancourt @denisrancourt

I would add a circle for "gossip, noise and propaganda".

Jason Lavigne @JasonLavigneAB

I stand with the vaccine injured. You are loved. Thank you to the @AllisonInquiry for your hard work. God bless.

Wiretap Media @WiretapMediaHQ

💥WILD: After the Allison Inquiry exposed the ineffective COVID vaccine and the government's COVID psyop—Danielle Smith announced an expansion of the COVID-19 vaccination program. The journalist linked the rise in influenza deaths to low vaccination rates, and Smith acknowledged it—then Minister Ariana LaGrange revealed—that, like the COVID vaccine, the influenza vaccine was ineffective against the circulating strain. Smith is compromised.

John R. Bolton @johnrbolton01

Until the next time.

FarmGeek @miss_tanyac

I am an APP board member and wanted folks to know that these changes had been made by our board. Please read the notice.

Eva Chipiuk, BSc, LLB, LLM @echipiuk

🚨 BREAKING: The Supreme Court of Canada will hear the federal government’s appeal over its invocation of the Emergencies Act. Two levels of court. Four judges. All found that the federal government acted outside its legal authority. Yet the government has decided to spend more taxpayers’ money fighting those rulings, all the way to the Supreme Court. When this began with extraordinary emergency powers used against citizens protesting government policy, we really have to question what the government is spending public money to defend: the public interest, or its own power to silence political opposition? What is the value to Canadians? What is the point? How does this serve the public? Why must citizens spend years paying to challenge government overreach in court, while also funding the government’s lawyers through their taxes? Why is it so hard for government to respect people’s rights and do the right thing in the first place? How is any of this reasonable or fair? Canadians are left paying both sides of a legal battle that should never have been necessary. Imagine if the government put that same effort and those resources into serving the public. Doesn’t that sound nice?!

Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸 @Tablesalt13

‼️MAJOR BREAKING: US Embassy has accused The Canadian Government of Foreign Influence. The gloves are off! The U.S. Embassy in Ottawa released a fact sheet on October 21, 2026, titled “Monitoring Canadian Activities in U.S. Politics.” It directly accuses Canadian officials of trying to influence American elections while publicly denying it. The document quotes Prime Minister Mark Carney and Industry Minister Mélanie Joly insisting Canada stays out of U.S. elections. It then lists contradictory actions. Joly admitted Canada was “targeting products that will target states in the U.S.” and being “strategic to put political pressure,” specifically on “key Republican states.” She met Democratic officials in Boston and Chicago ahead of the midterms and linked tariff outcomes to Democratic victories. Ontario Premier Doug Ford pushed for tariffs on “politically significant states” tied to the current administration and ran a $75 million ad campaign aimed at every Republican district. A Liberal MP campaigned for a Democrat in Florida, Canada’s Consul General appeared only with Democratic members of Congress, and Ottawa ran billboards in mostly Republican states. The fact sheet also notes that at least 11 Canadians were charged or sentenced in 2026 for illegal voting in U.S. elections. It ends with a blunt warning: “All Canadians should refrain from attempting to participate in or influence U.S. elections in any way. "Americans decide America’s elections.” We are the biggest hypocrites on PLANET EARTH.....we sanctimoniously accuse everyone of foreign interference here..... but the Carney government is OPEN about doing it un the USA.

DonaldBest.CA * DO NOT COMPLY @DonaldBestCA

🚨Detective Helen Grus to receive the Ron Gray Moral Courage Award On Sat, Nov. 7, the Christian Heritage Party will present the Ron Gray Moral Courage Award to @OttawaPolice Detective Helen Grus, at Bikers Church, 155 Carillon Street, Ottawa. Doors open 6:30 pm. All welcome. Detective Helen Grus In January 2022, Detective Grus uncovered an unusual cluster of infant deaths and asked questions that pointed to powerful interests. For doing her job, she is now being prosecuted in Canada’s longest and most costly police disciplinary hearing. Grus, a veteran investigator in the Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Unit, was convicted of Discreditable Conduct under Ontario’s Police Services Act on March 25, 2025. The Ottawa Police stopped her investigation into the infant deaths, causing famed New York Police Detective Frank Serpico to declare a cover-up and comment... “Incompetence or criminality will go to any length not to be exposed even at the cost of innocent infant lives.” Incredibly, internal Tribunal Officer Chris Renwick found that Detective Grus should have asked for permission before initiating an investigation into the unusual cluster of infant deaths – due to the “political and societal ramifications” of her inquiries, and because she was investigating “public officials”. The written decision eliminates the right and duty of Canadian police officers to conduct investigations without political interference, or to investigate public officials or politicians without prior permission from above. If allowed to stand, the Grus decision will undermine public confidence in the independence of police investigations, and cause serving police officers to look the other way when they suspect wrongdoing by ‘public officials’ or see possible crimes that have ‘political ramifications.’ After refusing to allow the defence to present any expert witnesses, (there were five: three doctors, a lawyer, and a retired Ottawa Police Sgt. Major who literally wrote the rules on police ethics and duty) Renwick sentenced Detective Grus to a two-year demotion. Her lawyer, Bath-Sheba van den Berg, is appealing both the finding and the penalty to the Ontario Police Arbitration and Adjudication Commission. For more information and to view the documentary Silencing Detective Grus, visit the Grus Justice Project. Link in the replies. Please repost this.

Gil McGowan @gilmcgowan

I lost count of how many times Thomas told me and others that he was NOT going to start a new party or get back into politics. But now he’s circulated a survey to Forever Canadian supporters suggesting that’s EXACTLY what he plans to do.