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Canadians have been told for years that we cannot live without a trade agreement with the Americans. Politicians say it, business leaders echo it, and we have come to believe it. The question is whether that is really true. A trade agreement can bring certainty. Companies know the rules, tariffs are kept in check, and…
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A Retiree’s Guide to Freedom, Finance and Finding Your New Purpose Here is my new book, all about retirement. It’s a sneak peek into what retirement has been about for me. The financial part, emotional adjustments and changing routines. It’s a short, one-day read (approx. 54 pages depending on the format). Great for anyone thinking…
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Happy Canada Day, everyone. From the mountain passes to the prairie winds, from quiet crisp mornings to vibrant city streets; Canada has been the backdrop of my life’s journey. It’s where I found purpose in my work, pride in my friendships, and comfort in knowing that who I am is not only accepted, but celebrated.…
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Life can get heavy. It’s so easy to be overwhelmed by the constant news cycle, political debates, and the daily grind. But you deserve a break. Take just over a minute to breathe, relax, and reset your mind and body. Step away from the noise and step into the peace and tranquility of our backyard.…
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Could a U.S. president like Donald Trump, suspend your right to a trial? Could you be detained without charges under the guise of national emergency? In this eye-opening episode, Doug Rogers breaks down the power of habeas corpus, why it matters, and how Trump’s administration pushed the limits of emergency powers. As the Trump Administration…
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This heartfelt tribute honors two mothers, Alma and Joan, who shaped the lives of their children with love and strength. Despite their physical absence, their spirits remain alive in cherished memories. The poem reflects gratitude and the enduring impact of maternal bonds on Mother’s Day, celebrating their legacies of kindness and care.
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“A Retiree’s Reflection on Canada’s Wake-Up Call”By Doug Rogers I never planned to become a political voice. Truth be told, I was quite content in retirement. Coffee in hand, crows in the yard, and hummingbirds dancing past the garden. But like so many others, I began to sense a shift, a restlessness that pushed me…
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The election is over, so now what? It’s time to move forward and time for all political strife’s to join together and fight for Canada. Here’s a great post (not written by me but edited to fit my believes and opinion). “If you voted Conservative and already hate Mark Carney. Take a breath. Ask yourself…
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Let me ask you something. Have you ever wondered how long a country is supposed to last? I mean really last, without falling apart or changing so much it becomes something entirely different? Do nations have an expiry date? Because if you’ve been watching the news lately, especially in the U.S., it kind of feels…
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What is the Notwithstanding Clause—and why is it so controversial in Canadian politics? In this video, we break down Section 33 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, also known as the “Notwithstanding Clause”, in a simple, engaging way. We’ll bypass all the boring bits. You’ll learn: 1) What the clause actually does 2)…
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Canada’s Election Day is April 28th – and it’s neck and neck between the Liberals and Conservatives. What are your issues? How will you decide on to vote for? Join the conversation and leave a message below or on my YouTube Channel. I like to hear other people’s interpretation of events and how you decide…
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A special message to all my friends and acquaintances in the United States, as well as all American citizens. Many Canadians empathize with your strife right now and support your efforts to keep America as the democratic, safe, beautiful country we all know and love. I know things are changing and changing quickly, and from…
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The author reflects on Canadian political changes influenced by Donald Trump’s behavior, which unexpectedly united Canadians against bullying. This unity led to a significant shift favoring the Liberal Party under Mark Carney. Canadians are now embracing local brands as a form of protest, illustrating resilience and a commitment to national identity amid economic challenges.
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Canadian politics is currently marked by contrasting leaders: Pierre Poilievre, resembling the U.S. MAGA movement with his divisive rhetoric, and Mark Carney, viewed as a continuation of Trudeau’s policies. Voter frustration grows due to local candidates’ lack of visibility and engagement, emphasizing a need for real connections and solutions to pressing issues.
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April Fool’s Day Joke?… Liberation Day Soon?… What is the president’s real agenda and what do I actually think about him? Join the conversation…
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What’s the Difference? Canada and the United States offer a fascinating contrast between their political systems—Canada with a parliamentary system led by a Prime Minister, and the U.S. with a presidential system headed by a President. In Canada, the Prime Minister is the leader of the political party that has the most seats in the…
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Did you hear? Lifelabs in British Columbia has been sold to a U.S.-based “for profit” health care conglomerate. Honestly, I’m really worried about what this means for our universal health care system—it feels like we’re inching closer to a U.S.-style setup, which is not only much more expensive but also doesn’t align with what we…
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You can help defend our country and economy in Canada, by participating in the international boycott of American product & services in retaliation of President Trump’s tariffs. Remember, a Product of Canada is 91%+ (including raw materials), produced in Canada, by Canadians. Made in Canada means the product is 51%+ produced in Canada. A simple…
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