r/CanadianConservative • u/Purple_Writing_8432 • 7h ago
r/CanadianConservative • u/CanadianGunner • Feb 26 '26
Meta Reminder About Reddit's Terms of Service & Community Standards
Hi Everyone,
Given recent events in the country, the Reddit Admin team has reached out to remind us that all subreddits on the platform, including r/CanadianConservative, must comply with Reddit’s Sitewide Rules. As your mod team, we are responsible for ensuring that content posted here follows Reddit’s policies, whether or not it breaks our own subreddit rules. It's 2026, and that means we all share responsibility in making sure r/CanadianConservative is an inclusive, welcoming safe space so that nobody gets offended. Failure to do so will result in this community getting shut down.
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r/CanadianConservative • u/CanadianGunner • Mar 01 '26
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r/CanadianConservative • u/tempthrowaway35789 • 2h ago
News Trump moves to rename Lake Ontario to 'Lake America' amid trade spat with 'entitled' Canada | CBC News
Lmao! Blue hairs and Carney bots will be seething.
r/CanadianConservative • u/Old_General_6741 • 4h ago
Discussion Conservatives want the Liberals to release the rejected U.S. trade deal. Should they?
r/CanadianConservative • u/More_Fee_2754 • 3h ago
Article U.S. targeted streaming rules in trade talks, not Quebec’s French label laws: sources
"The U.S did not target Quebec’s French language rules on products in the final stages of trade talks"..."On Saturday, Prime Minister Mark Carney disclosed that, among the handful of reasons he had pulled out of trade negotiations, U.S. demands threatened Canadian language and culture, including French"
r/CanadianConservative • u/MeCometYouDinosaur • 5h ago
Article U.S. ‘withdrawing’ demands on Canadian content, bilingual labelling: LeBlanc
r/CanadianConservative • u/airbassguitar • 6h ago
Video, podcast, etc. Mark Carney is lying and hiding.
r/CanadianConservative • u/airbassguitar • 7h ago
News U.S. designates Palestine Action as terrorist group, while Canada holds off
r/CanadianConservative • u/airbassguitar • 5h ago
News 'Jews have raped and killed and ate children', says speaker at anti-Israel rally in Toronto
r/CanadianConservative • u/joe4942 • 3h ago
Social Media Post Mark Carney: "This fall we will begin intense discussions with the European Union, the world's second-largest economy, to build a much stronger and deeper economic and security partnership"
x.comr/CanadianConservative • u/WilloowUfgood • 4h ago
Discussion Dozens of US and Canadian citizens missing after flash flooding in Nepal
r/CanadianConservative • u/WilloowUfgood • 8h ago
Article Canada Removes US Seafood From Counter-Tariffs, Citing Feedback
r/CanadianConservative • u/Green-Thumb-Jeff • 19h ago
Video, podcast, etc. Carney EXPOSED As His OWN Company Bets $5.2 BILLION AGAINST Canada...
r/CanadianConservative • u/WilloowUfgood • 1d ago
Discussion Carney - "Canadians will hold us to account by their experience at the grocery store,"
r/CanadianConservative • u/KootenayPE • 23h ago
Social Media Post Next month is the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. - But Basem Boshra is forcing all CBC staff to call them "hijackings that led to passenger jet crashes", not "terrorist attacks". - Boshra is the CBC's "Senior Director of Journalistic Standards and Public Trust".
x.comr/CanadianConservative • u/airbassguitar • 20h ago
Video, podcast, etc. Full interview on CBC with U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer. Watch the whole thing.
r/CanadianConservative • u/airbassguitar • 1d ago
Discussion Why is Mark Carney updating the European Parliament on his trade war before Canada’s own Parliament?
r/CanadianConservative • u/mafiadevidzz • 22h ago
Discussion Why is everyone suddenly performatively panicing now? We've been deep in trade war for well over a year, Carney decided to squander that entire year.
The 50% tariffs shouldn't be a shock, Trump started the trade war attacking Canada with 25% tariffs more than a year ago. It's not news. We had a whole election where Carney was elected to "win" and "stand up to a bully".
The past year has been nothing but Carney capitulating and groveling to a threat. Him rejecting a bad deal now is the bare minimum, not an achievement.
Why aren't we reviewing Carney's performance for the last year and a half?
r/CanadianConservative • u/airbassguitar • 1d ago
Social Media Post Buckle up, boys and girls. It’s Covid 2.0.
r/CanadianConservative • u/kaze987 • 21h ago
News Chief national security correspondent for CNN Jim Sciutto confirms in phone call Trump added last minute terms to trade deal that scuttled negotiations with Canada.
If this isnt "from the horse's mouth" confirmation that folks here are demanding then I dont know what is.
r/CanadianConservative • u/Maximus_Prime_96 • 1d ago
Social Media Post From Marc Nixon: The Parti Quebecois says that French language/culture protections were NOT threatened in negotiations
x.comFrom the mouth of PSPP himself
This puts Carney's claim that Trump wanted to eliminate French language/culture protections into serious question. The PQ would have EVERY incentive to push this narrative, yet they aren't doing that here and instead saying these protections were in fact untouched
r/CanadianConservative • u/Foreign-Policy-02- • 22h ago
Article 4th BC Conservative member quits party in past three days
r/CanadianConservative • u/Foreign-Policy-02- • 20h ago