Canada Day July 1, 2025

Our national leaders did their duty for Canada Day. However, the political socialists don't fully celebrate, as their political religion says that the business sector rules to keep people poor. They falsely imagine that if they only had true socialism like in Russia or perhaps North Korea or China, everyone would feel better about Canada Day, our 158^th birthday.

The politically left-leaning Liberals have a different style. They value control and special interest just as much as the radical New Democratic Party, but they are more subtle about it and are better liars than the NDP.  There has been an economic scandal with nearly every Liberal government term since the 1800s.

Historically, the NDP Membership is kept in the loyal fold with a steady diet of envy and resentment about oppressors, especially those who have accomplished economic success. They smear the reputations of anyone who does not subscribe to their socialist political religion.

In contrast, the Liberals are just slick successful professional frauds.

Consequently, Canada is in a very sad economic situation, where food banks are oversubscribed, and tent cities are persistent in most communities across the nation.

The death culture of hard drug use is everywhere, and its negative social consequences for the unfortunate are a stain on our society.

Many young people have given up on the hope of ever owning even a modest house, or having a satisfying career.

Given this political backdrop, Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre made Canada Day greetings.

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The Rt. Hon. Mark Carney, Prime Minister, and Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada said:

158 years ago, a few provinces bet on a big idea— That they'd be stronger together than they ever could be apart. They were right.

They became a new federation that's now grown into our strong, bilingual, multicultural, ambitious country. A country built on the values of freedom, democracy, justice, generosity, and humility. Because we know that we can always be better.

Our story didn't begin at Confederation. For thousands of years, Indigenous Peoples have called this land home, and our country's next chapter will be written together in true partnership with First Nations, Inuit, and Métis. Our shared history has been marked by inflection points, moments where Canada has had to step up: On the battlefields of Vimy Ridge in World War One, on the beaches of Normandy in World War Two, and in the homes of Gander after the 9/11 terror attacks.

Now we face another such moment. The world is changing. Old friendships are fraying. Our economy is being buffeted by a trade war we didn't start.

Our values are being tested by attacks on democracy and freedoms that we must resist. As the world becomes more divided and dangerous — Canadians are uniting. Together, we will build one Canadian economy, connected by major projects, powered by Canadian energy, transformed by Canadian technology, and crafted by Canadian workers.

Together, we're breaking down barriers across this country so you can ‘Buy Canadian’ everywhere—and work anywhere. Together, we’ll rebuild, rearm, and reinvest in our Armed Forces.

Because Canadian leadership is defined — not only by the strength of our values but also by the value of our strength. This is the greatest nation on Earth. Together, we'll keep making it even better. Happy Canada Day.

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Hon. Pierre Poilievre, Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, released the following statement on Canada Day:

This Canada Day is special. After years of seeing our history denigrated and our nationhood demeaned, Canadians have rallied to remind the world that we are a proud and sovereign people. We are citizens and stewards of a vast and storied country that will be ruled by no one but ourselves.

As we face new threats to our freedom and prosperity, we take renewed pride in our unique heritage. Our constitutional monarchy and parliamentary democracy can trace their origins back over eight centuries to the Magna Carta which brought the traditions of British liberty to these shores.

We are a proud member of both the English and French-speaking worlds and home to countless Indigenous communities whose histories date back millennia.

Our Canadian Armed Forces have shown courage and professionalism in conflicts across the globe, while heroes like Sir John A. MacDonald, Laura Secord, and Terry Fox have inspired generations of our people.

While our past is proud, the future feels uncertain. Unjustified and illegal tariffs and the high cost of living make life harder for many families, while our country seems more divided than ever by age, region, and class.

But history shows us that we have overcome such challenges before. So, this Canada Day, let the lessons of our past inspire hope for our tomorrow. Together, let's build a Canada that is safe, self-reliant, and united. Happy Canada Day!

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Despite the Liberal government's bravado, the comparative numbers reveal their administrative failure. A land full of resources, bountiful space, and a highly educated and resourceful people, should be at the top where we used to be, and not near the bottom. May the stark numbers motivate to support the Conservative Party of Canada.

We are the 10th largest country in economic output, but 145th in economic growth, and over the past 5 years we have averaged at 133rd place, but 152nd in per population GDP growth. We are 138th in purchasing power parity. These numbers are dismal.

The Liberal philosophy and the Carney administration cannot respond to Canada's dilemma. They folded faster than a lawn chair on Canada Day, to Trump's trade positions. Until Canada can rid itself of the political left, we are destined for troubled economic times.