Treacherous Canadian

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Statement from Carleton MP Bruce Fanjoy to his constituents On February 5th, 2026, the federal government announced an updated Return-to-Office (RTO) policy for federal public servants. Today, I am calling upon the government to reconsider this policy for the following reasons: 1. The new RTO policy makes it harder to achieve the government's priorities of reducing the operating cost of government, improving affordability, and respecting the environment. Instead, it will cost both the government and citizens more and increase pollution. 2. There is little to no evidence that a one-size-fits-all RTO policy will improve productivity or service to Canadians. 3. The RTO policy makes it harder for public servants to balance work with other responsibilities. I believe Canada is better served by a hybrid model that balances a mix of in-office and remote work. The right balance is flexible and depends on circumstances. Done well, a hybrid model reduces the cost of government and benefits workers and all Canadians. To my constituents in Carleton, I hear you. I will continue to press for solutions that work for you and all Canadians. Sincerely, Bruce Fanjoy Member of Parliament for Carleton

Thank you to MP @brucefanjoy.bsky.social for this statement on @mark-carney.bsky.social rigid Return to Office Policy

RTO costs employers money, increases attrition with no gain in productivity, drives mothers, disabled & racialized folks out of the workforce

More than 600 RCMP officers faced gender-based violence disciplinary charges since 2014, CBC analysis finds | CBC News A CBC investigation of RCMP disciplinary records reveals hundreds of cases of alleged gender-based violence by members. Through a series of access requests, CBC received more than 10 years of discipli...

More than 600 RCMP officers faced gender-based violence disciplinary charges since 2014, CBC analysis finds. www.cbc.ca/news/investi...

9,852 theatrical pyrotechnics, nearly 400 costumed extras, 25 carts, and one very excellent BTS explainer

Oh my god. Outlaw this immediately.

From Mike Harris to Doug Ford: Explore 50 years of Eglinton LRT delays, broken relationships, and lawsuits For more than five decades, rapid transit along Eglinton Avenue has been a must-have in any city plan. What took it so long?

Fifteen years of construction is a long time, and the story goes further back than you might think. Here's a beautifully designed timeline from McKenna Hart and me: www.thestar.com/interactives...

What were the Toronto bathhouse raids? City marks 45th anniversary of dark spot in its history The raids on Feb. 5, 1981 were, at the time, the largest mass arrest in Toronto history. Police finally apologized in 2016.

Happy 45 anniversary of the Toronto bathhouse raids to all who celebrate.

Our current police chief was one of the officers behind the 2000 "Pussy Palace" lesbian bathhouse raid. History is not so old.

New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt's Liberal government will no longer use X for "routine" government communications:

Stephen Harper seeks closer conservative ties with controversial Hungarian government | CBC News Former prime minister Stephen Harper says he wants closer ties between right-leaning political parties — including the Conservative Party of Canada — and the Hungarian government, which has been accus...

Wild to watch this Harper hagiography on Newsworld given his dreadful politics.

Monsters walk among us.

Is this a thing now? Celebrating the 20th anniversary ... of a government? Especially after Harper was crushed by Trudeau as voters exulted one another to "heave Steve."

Interesting to see that HALF of all econo activity in Canada is just gvts providing: health care, education, infrastructure, pensions. The other half is the private sector selling things. Cuts to govts are cuts to GDP growth...shocking ;) @policyalternatives.ca
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They haven't read the fine print that says the bonuses aren't guaranteed.

'Respect Canadian sovereignty', Carney tells US officials after they meet Alberta separatists Alberta separatists have held three meetings with members of the Trump administration to discuss their push for independence

Trump subverting the territorial integrity of an ally.

Carney called it treason.

The Trump regime had covert meetings with separatists in Alberta, Canada.

Just remember, this is what led to Putin's war in Ukraine.

Slice off pieces and say they're yours, then attack and try to take the rest.

For the "Trump does not need to invade Canada" people, who think he's going to happily stick to just political subversion, supporting separatists, economic and psychological warfare:
People said Putin "didn't need to invade Ukraine" and since he "didn't need to" he "would not."

US Customs and Border Patrol stations officers at airports in Calgary, Toronto, Edmonton, Halifax, Montreal, Ottawa, Vancouver, Victoria, and Winnipeg. They can carry firearms, perform strip-searches, and detain Canadians who withdraw from pre-clearance procedures. USCBP out now!

I feel this.

Whether it's ICE executing people at protests or wine moms blowing whistles at protests, there's been plenty of misbehavior on both sides.

After rearing up to deck him herself, Omar went back to her speech. Our new Teddy Roosevelt at last

Dems squandering this moment of political opportunity and failing to press their narrative advantage here is a massive strategic blunder.

They are going to waste this popular energy, and they are going to do it precisely because they fear popular energy.

getting feds to say shit like this on camera with their face exposed is NUTS -- you can not reform this agency, everyone involved must go, there is no practical way to root out all of these guys

They all forget the loyalty only ever goes one way.

First Nation calls for pause of nuclear waste site review | The Narwhal Eagle Lake First Nation wants to be named a host community for the proposed nuclear waste site in northwestern Ontario

As the assessment of a proposed nuclear waste facility in northern Ontario moves forward, one nearby First Nation is arguing it should have more rights in the process. Via Northwestern Ontario Newswatch: thenarwhal.ca/eagle-lake-n...

‘This is what fascism looks like’: terror in Minneapolis reminiscent of civil war Alex Pretti’s death could be a moment of reckoning for Democrats to call time on Trump waging war on his people

Wearing helmets, gas masks and camouflage fatigues, the federal agents took aim and prepared to open fire. “It’s like Call of Duty,” one could be heard saying via a TV mic, referring to a first-person shooter military video game. “So cool, huh?”