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The electors database, dating back to June 2025, contains the personal information of everyone who was registered and eligible to vote in provincial elections in Alberta at the time.

An Elections Alberta investigation determined the list was legitimately provided to the Republican Party of Alberta, which supports Alberta independence.

via CBC

u/ABNow_ — 8 days ago
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Carney government signals it’s open to selling Canadian ports - Buried deep in the pages of a discussion paper released Friday is the announcement that the government is open to and seeking a report on the potential amalgamation of certain unnamed “key ports” in Canada and “divestiture” of others.

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u/KootenayPE — 9 hours ago
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Hello everyone,

I’m Pup Zircon, the guy taking pictures with politicians.

I saw some posts in this subreddit with my pictures, I thought I would share the story behind the pictures.

I started doing this because my friend with an orange hood took a picture with Jagmeet at Comox Valley Pride in 2024 and I wanted to copy that.

During the last federal election I heard he was going to be in Victoria and went to go take a picture. I asked his campaign manager if it was okay if I snapped a photo and he told me to wait until the end of the event. While I waited, a nice lady gave me head scratches and barked at me.

Then I realized I live within biking distance of Elizabeth May. She told me she’s been supporting the gays since the 1980s.

Carney was the most difficult one to get: I didn’t even know he would be at Vancouver Pride. I was watching the parade from the overpass and heard someone say “That was Mark Carney” and I booked it, ran after his entourage, got close enough to have half a second for a photo.

I have no political intentions with my pictures; as u/ProbablyAPsyop said, I am “collecting them like pokemon”.

Do what brings you joy,

- Zircon

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u/Difficult-Photo-7546 — 7 days ago
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It's me again. Another few weeks. Another update. Just so people know, I don't really care if director reads this. Sure they could suspect who they are and who I am but at this point, it's a wash and there's no way to use an anon reddit post as evidence. One of us is going to move eventually, only a matter of time to see who blinks first.

Last week near end of week, director asked all managers to be in office Mondays and Fridays and to tell our staff the same, because he thinks that people slack off most on those days. This Monday was a glorious shitshow. Some key managers and staff called in and said them/their kids were sick, and all purposely chose not offer to WFH since in-office work was required Monday. I wouldn't be surprised if the managers told the staff to do exactly that.

Nothing moved up that day, and the director and DG had to go to an important meeting without anyone to back them up. The DG went around and asked me what was happening, and I matter of factly said "new Director said we must work Monday in-office, seems like a lot of people got sick so they couldn't work". He sighed and left.

Maverick analyst is impressing me. He's so far called in sick for 2 days this week and then decided to take a random vacation today. I don't care enough to ask him for a doctor's note. As far as I am concerned, I'm assuming maverick is taking legitimate mental health sick leave until director says something then I'll figure it out. DG also asked about that, since maverick being absent means no expert advisor who he often talks to directly. I just said vague "maverick is unwell and has been for the last month or so" (which also happens to be right when new director started). Another sigh without comment.

I suspect DG is catching on something is going on. I wish I could just tell him outright since he's a pretty good guy. But sometimes I think higher-ups need to see the shitshow unfold to know it's a problem.

EDIT: On the stuff that should have been moved up, most of it was done already and just waiting manager approvals. We had a briefing note ready for that important meeting already mostly banged up, but too bad the lead manager of that file was away that day and couldn't approve! Funniest part was the me, another manager who was around Monday, and a couple analysts also worked on it and none of us offered it up since the lead manager had to theoretically be the one to approve the note for sending up. We all knew we could have, but I guess all of us had the same idea. I do feel bad for the DG though.

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u/Independent_92 — 7 days ago
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The Bangladeshi Coup That Overthrew the Liberal Princeling’s Coronation - How White Liberals Lost the Ability to Win Their Own Nominations, and Why Their Foreign Client Groups Will Eventually Devour Them

https://x.com/UCCavalier/status/2053483136172826870

[Author's Synopsis from the above Twitter link]

The Liberal Party of Canada cannot win our country's elections without rigging them anymore.

Saturday afternoon. Scarborough Southwest.

A former federal cabinet minister, hand-picked by Mark Carney himself, parachuted into a provincial nomination as a launchpad for the Ontario Liberal leadership.

He lost.

He lost to a Bangladeshi immigrant who had been forced during the campaign to answer for old photos of himself posing with firearms and calling for the death penalty of a Bangladeshi politician.

The minister was Nate Erskine-Smith. Oxford. Cabinet pedigree. The prime minister's personal blessing to keep his federal seat while contesting the provincial nomination.

The winner was Ahsanul Hafiz.

3,500 people on the voting list. A high school gymnasium. Bangladeshi grandmothers arriving in groups of six and eight, helped to their seats by grandsons.

Against them, the dispersed liberal professionals of the Beaches who write earnest letters to the Toronto Star about housing policy.

These are not Canada's grandmothers. They are the grandmothers of the country that has been built on top of Canada in this riding, and in two hundred ridings like it.
The Liberal Party built this. The Liberal Party is now being eaten by it.

In 2025, Mark Carney's path to the leadership was cleared by the disqualification of Chandra Arya and Ruby Dhalla, the only two South Asian candidates in the race.

Arya for reasons the party never publicly explained. Dhalla three days before the debates, on technicalities every leadership campaign has committed.

Carney won with 85% of a field that had been emptied for him. He had never held elected office.

This is the machine Pierre Trudeau built sixty years ago. He understood exactly what he was doing. He chose to replace the Canadian people because the Canadian people would not vote for him often enough.

The machine worked. It is now devouring the class that built it.

Every party that depends on Canadian voters will eventually be replaced by parties that depend on imported voters. The Tories are next. The NDP after that.

This is the country we now live in. This is what was done to us.

I wrote 4,000 words on how it happened, who did it, and what it will take to undo it.

Link below in comments

Author's Gift Link Found Here if needed

https://x.com/UCCavalier/status/2053483139415060666

uppercanadiancavalier.substack.com
u/KootenayPE — 3 days ago