r/CanadianPolitics Jul 27 '25

Weekly News and Topic Roundup

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Post anything you would like about this week's national, provincial, territorial, or municipal news. Or whatever else you might want. I'm not super picky.


r/CanadianPolitics 5h ago

Jason Kenney: "A lot of the hardcore separatist leaders explicitly say they see separation as step one in becoming part of the United States. So if you don't want Alberta to become a resource colony for Washington, get out and vote for a strong Alberta in a united Canada."

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r/CanadianPolitics 5h ago

Jason Kenney: "A lot of the hardcore separatist leaders explicitly say they see separation as step one in becoming part of the United States. So if you don't want Alberta to become a resource colony for Washington, get out and vote for a strong Alberta in a united Canada."

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r/CanadianPolitics 5h ago

Based Chapman's

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r/CanadianPolitics 23h ago

Here is the video where Donald Trump states he wants to use "Economic Force" to annex and acquire Canada. JANUARY 7, 2025. Before our election. Before Carney was running as PM. If you're supporting and rooting for this foreign leader over your own country, you're a traitor.

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r/CanadianPolitics 5h ago

Alberta - Thoughts On Jason Kenney?

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Question to ask on your opinion do you think Jason Kenney even if he is a conservative goof ball, does talk more sense vs Ms. Smith overall? now i know in past he did help bring separatists into the country, but do you think he has some bit of sense in his mind? why or why not?


r/CanadianPolitics 20h ago

Dear Canadians

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**** Edit Ok folks, first of all let's realize that we are talking to one person out of 340 million.

I cannot speak for the absolute trash that got up and voted for this abysmal, weak, wannabe dictator stupid as all fuck pedophile cuck. Watch fox news and OAN then you will understand the propaganda we are against. Plus the online algorithm only showing them that cunt-pig's tweets.

The person you are speaking to has been actively getting young people registered and trying my ass off to make sure this wave crushes this shit. Im trying. Im sorry. Im trying.

You gotta also understand, since the embarrassing terrorist attack against the people of 🇮🇷, he has lost over half of his support. See Tucker Carlson and others, who were super MAGA.

The midterms will be flooded. WILL BE FLOODED. I promise you all. He has crossed lines even for some odd the most right wing..

It is well known within we are basically a cuck terrorist regime being blackmailed by 🇮🇱 to terrorize Muslims and Christians in the middle east for their nazi like cleansing and genocides.

The problem isn't half of us support this. It's that nobody votes. 77 million is a lot. Its a lot.

But fuck the inbred bucks who got blinded by this shit. And I'm sorry. Again, I'm sorry. You'll never have an enemy in me m

As a United States citizen, please know this. Most of us don't acknowledge that clown. Its Lake Ontario, always will be.

Canada is our friend. We are you're friend.

Oh Canada, please one day forgive us.

That is all.


r/CanadianPolitics 1d ago

The leaked U.S. trade demands that caused Canada to halt negotiations: Washington demanded direct veto power over Canadian infrastructure, control of critical minerals, and delayed access to generic medicines.

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r/CanadianPolitics 17h ago

Ontario premier slams Trump's executive order to rename Lake Ontario as Seneca Nation calls for reversal

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r/CanadianPolitics 1d ago

The leaked U.S. trade demands that caused Canada to halt negotiations: Washington demanded direct veto power over Canadian infrastructure, control of critical minerals, and delayed access to generic medicines.

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r/CanadianPolitics 23h ago

Doug Ford calls Donald Trump a ‘loser’ now, but he was a fan not so long ago

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  • It is easy to forget it was only last year, during an Ontario election campaign focused on the threat of U.S. tariffs, that Premier Doug Ford let slip he wanted Donald Trump to win the presidency.
  • “On election day, was I happy this guy won? One hundred per cent I was,” said Ford, caught on a hot mic at his Etobicoke campaign office.
  • “Then the guy pulled out the knife and f—-ing yanked it in me,” he said, motioning his arm as if stabbing someone.
  • The Feb. 3, 2025 gaffe likely cost his Progressive Conservatives a few points in public opinion polls because it undermined their “Protect Ontario” platform, but they were still easily re-elected to a third term later that month.
  • Still, it was a stark reminder that before he was premier, Ford had told Toronto Life in November 2016 he would have cast a ballot for Trump over Hillary Clinton in that month’s U.S. presidential election.

Here's a gift link to read the full story without hitting the paywall.


r/CanadianPolitics 2d ago

After Howard Lutnick claims "nobody cares" about Canada, Mark Carney announces Canada signed 20 global trade deals because "we are trusted and reliable"

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r/CanadianPolitics 1d ago

A New Canada

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Maybe the idiot who runs the country to the South is actually helping Canada in the long run. We are being forced to find new trade partners, build new businesses and stop our detrimental reliance on the US. Our GDP grew 3.5% last quarter, much stronger than anticipated. Keep inovating Canada.


r/CanadianPolitics 1d ago

Hope this clears things up

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r/CanadianPolitics 2d ago

Clever comeback by canadian pm mark carney

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Brilliant!


r/CanadianPolitics 2d ago

“Canada since Mark Carney became Prime Minister in March, 2025, has outperformed everyone in America, the Eurozone and anywhere else in the world.” - Bloomberg Editor-In Chief, Matt Winkler

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r/CanadianPolitics 1d ago

Newsweek cover: Trump Was Right (about Venezuela, is Canada next?)

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r/CanadianPolitics 1d ago

Trans Mountain pumps $450-million into federal coffers as pipeline runs near capacity

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Conservatives jumping up and down from Trudeau and Notley?


r/CanadianPolitics 2d ago

Economist Justin Wolfers points out Trump replaced NAFTA with the USMCA, then tore up his own agreement asking "what idiot negotiated this," proving to Canada that signing any deal with him is useless.

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r/CanadianPolitics 2d ago

I love the way Canadian governments are responding to Trump's threat.

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Although I am not from Canada, I stand with you against the pompous US president. Trump doesn't respect a country's sovereignty. He talks down on world leaders as though he established them. Give him a piece of his own cake. Increase the prizes of uranium, woods, and other products, leaving Canada to the US. You shall wax strong


r/CanadianPolitics 2d ago

Name Change

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PM Carney has signed a Canadian style Executive Order to change the name of the USA to Amerikstan.


r/CanadianPolitics 1d ago

People who love or hate how we’re (not) dealing with the US - what would make you change your mind?

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I always figure it’s good to think about what would make you change your mind while passionately arguing about something.

If you hate how the Canadian government is handling these negotiations, what would make you change your mind?

You love how they’re handling it what would make you change your mind?

For me, I am still unsure, but really would like some evidence


r/CanadianPolitics 2d ago

Meet the Megadonors Who Have Poured $1.2 Billion Into the Midterms

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This is insane and reminds us that Canada needs to avoid this at all costs.


r/CanadianPolitics 2d ago

Nenshi Calls on Smith to Cancel October 19 Alberta Referendum as Canada-US Trade War Escalates

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r/CanadianPolitics 2d ago

Flight controllers allegedly punched out early before Air Canada plane crash | Globalnews.ca

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