Canadians First

01/15/2026

Will you support a Canada/China alliance, if China tells Canada to ditch US?

01/09/2026

Body cam footage just released....Renee and her gf were paid ICE agitators, they followed and stalked ICE agents all day, no panic not scared with a dog in the car and a child in daycare.

01/07/2026

People aren’t confused about who Nicolás Maduro was.
They’re relieved he’s gone — many have celebrated it openly.

The real question is deeper: how do you verify truth when the government accused of fraud controls the referee and refuses to release the data?

Waiting for “official confirmation” from a corrupt system isn’t accountability — it’s denial.

This new Canadians First opinion piece reflects what people are already saying, why trust collapses when transparency disappears, and why this matters far beyond Venezuela — including here in Canada.

link: https://open.substack.com/pub/canadians1st/p/if-the-us-can-seize-a-sitting-president?r=5kaoy7&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

01/07/2026

In a world driven by headlines and hot takes, this post slows things down and asks deeper questions about accountability, trust, and who bears the real cost of big decisions.

No fear-mongering. No political theatre.
Just careful inquiry and critical thinking.

If this kind of conversation matters to you, consider subscribing to Canadians First on Substack to support independent, people-first analysis.

link: https://open.substack.com/pub/canadians1st/p/the-human-cost-of-resource-extraction?r=5kaoy7&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

01/05/2026

Zelenskyy names Chrystia Freeland as adviser on Ukraine’s economic recovery

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has appointed former Canadian cabinet minister Chrystia Freeland as an economic development adviser, underscoring Kyiv’s focus on long-term recovery while the war with Russia continues.

Freeland has been a vocal supporter of Ukraine and has argued the country could become a major economic force by seizing opportunities lost after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Announcing the appointment on social media, Zelenskyy said Ukraine must strengthen its “internal resilience” as it navigates both war and reconstruction.

“Chrystia is highly skilled in these matters and has extensive experience in attracting investment and implementing economic transformations,” Zelenskyy wrote. He added that bolstering economic strength is critical “both for the sake of Ukraine’s recovery if diplomacy delivers results as swiftly as possible, and to reinforce our defence if, because of delays by our partners, it takes longer to bring this war to an end.”

Freeland, who has Ukrainian ancestry, previously served as a senior minister and deputy prime minister in Canada’s federal government. Although she stepped away from cabinet in September, she continues to serve as the member of Parliament for University–Rosedale in Toronto.

She was also named by Prime Minister Mark Carney as Canada’s special representative for the reconstruction of Ukraine. Her new role with Zelenskyy comes as Carney travels to Paris to meet with allied leaders in renewed efforts to end Russia’s nearly four-year war against Ukraine.

01/05/2026

For those interested in understanding and expanding their consciousness …

https://www.facebook.com/share/1TiXjm1ezG/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Decoding Consciousness explores how stories, language, media, and cultural shape perception

01/04/2026

Could you imagine?!

12/28/2025

After the noise fades, something subtle begins to surface.
Not answers. Not opinions.
Just awareness.

This is a quiet reflection on symbolism, narrative heat, and how stories tune collective perception without ever announcing themselves.

🎧 Read / listen here →
https://pluresone.substack.com

06/10/2025

Things are seriously heating up in Los Angeles. What are your thoughts?

05/29/2025

So you believe in these legacy media polls?

05/26/2025

Remember when Carney said he reduced the carbon tax to 0% and promised gas would be cheaper. 🤡

05/26/2025

King Charles III arrives in Ottawa on Monday, a visit that will underscore Canada’s sovereignty to U.S. President Donald Trump.

Trump’s repeated suggestion that the U.S. annex its northern neighbor prompted Prime Minister Mark Carney to invite Charles to give the speech from the throne that will outline his government’s agenda for the new Parliament.

The king is the head of state in Canada, which is a member of the British Commonwealth of former colonies.

Carney and Canada’s first indigenous Governor General, Mary Simon, the king’s representative in Canada, will greet the king and Queen Camilla as well a 25-member Royal Canadian Dragoons’ honor guard, for which the king is colonel-in-chief.

Charles and Camilla’s presence “at this pivotal moment in our history holds profound significance,” Simon said in a statement Monday. “It reaffirms the enduring constitutional bond that has shaped Canada’s journey into a proud and independent nation.”

“Their visit invites us to reflect on who we are and to celebrate our distinct national identity,” she added.

Carney said in a statement the visit speaks to the “vitality of our constitutional monarchy and our distinct identity.”

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