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Dear Premiers of Canada,

 

Thank you for your continued leadership and service to the citizens of your provinces. At this critical moment, Canadians are looking to their elected officials for guidance and a clear strategic plan to navigate the tariffs imposed by the United States government.

 

President Trump's repeated suggestion that Canada could become the "51st state" presents a grave challenge to our national unity, a matter that must be of paramount concern. In light of the ongoing absence of a fully functioning federal government, speculation is growing regarding the implications of such a proposition, especially for those of us who deeply value our Canadian identity.

 

There are viable solutions to counter these threats, but addressing them requires strong, proactive leadership in Ottawa. Unfortunately, without a functioning parliament, any announcements or plans made by the government lack the necessary authority to be implemented effectively. Prime Minister Trudeau’s statement on February 1st, 2025, confessing his challenge in communicating with President Trump, underscores the growing reality that successful negotiations under the current government may not be achievable.

 

The decision by the Governor General to prorogue parliament for the Liberal Party’s leadership transition may have been acceptable in more stable times. However, given the urgent need for decisive legislation, this prorogation is preventing the immediate action necessary to safeguard our national interests.

 

I urge you to join the Leader of the Opposition, Pierre Poilievre, and many concerned Canadians in calling for the Governor General to either end this prorogation or dissolve parliament immediately and call for a swift election. Canadians must be represented by a government elected by the people, respected by our international partners, with the mandate and authority to address the challenges we are currently facing.

 

Sincerely,

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(Your name, city, Postal Code)

Dear Excellency, the Right Honourable Mary Simon,

 

Thank you for your service to the citizens of Canada for upholding the Canadian constitution and representing the monarchy. At this critical moment, Canadians are looking to their elected officials for guidance and a clear strategic plan to navigate the tariffs imposed by the United States government.

 

President Trump's repeated suggestion that Canada could become the "51st state" presents a grave challenge to our national unity, a matter that must be of paramount concern. In light of the ongoing absence of a fully functioning federal government, speculation is growing regarding the implications of such a proposition, especially for those of us who deeply value our Canadian identity.

 

There are viable solutions to counter these threats, but addressing them requires strong, proactive leadership in Ottawa. Unfortunately, without a functioning parliament, any announcements or plans made by the government lack the necessary authority to be implemented effectively. Prime Minister Trudeau’s statement on February 1st, 2025, confessing his challenge in communicating with President Trump, underscores the growing reality that successful negotiations under the current government may not be achievable.

 

Your decision to prorogue parliament for the Liberal Party’s leadership transition may have been acceptable in more stable times. However, given the urgent need for decisive legislation, this prorogation is preventing the immediate action necessary to safeguard our national interests.

 

I urgently request that you inform the Prime Minister that he must reconvene Parliament or dissolve Parliament and call for an election immediately.   Canadians must be represented by a government elected by the people, respected by our international partners, with the mandate and authority to address the challenges we are currently facing.

 

Sincerely,

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(Your name, city, Postal Code)

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When you have something to say, silence is a lie. - Dr. Jordan B. Peterson

Canada is in a vulnerable position at this time due to many years of financial, ethical and legal choices that have not yet been addressed or resolved.  Here are just 99 of them:

  1.  $3.5 Billion in CEBA business loans went to ineligible recipients – Auditor General findings Dec 2nd, 2024

  2. $59.5 million estimated costs for ArriveCAN that may be more due to poor financial record-keeping – Auditor General

  3. $390 million granted to unqualified companies through STDC with 186 conflicts of interest found - Auditor General

  4. $30 billion in building the TransMountain Pipeline the Liberal Party bought from Kinder Morgan with the Canada Energy Regulator choosing to review only portions of the cost overruns

  5.  Bill C-32 passed in 2023 to add $2 billion to invest in companies that don’t exist

  6. $1.3 million costs for 3 ‘Affordability Retreats’

  7. $67 million was spent on a Firearm buyback program in which zero guns have been collected

  8. $30 billion invested in EV battery production to 2 companies where there is little demand that may lead to a significant loss in investment of taxpaid funds

  9. $8.5 million to Aspire Food Group for the construction of a commercial cricket facility that is now downsizing and laying off workers

  10. $3.5 billion for the Pheonix Pay system that has a backlog of over 400,000 errors

  11. $110 Billion being covered by taxpayers for CERB payments to ineligible recipients and the interest on all borrowed funds

  12. $300 Million in mobile hospitals sitting in storage

  13. $169.5 million was paid for ventilators that were sold for scrap

  14. $388.7 Million paid for quarantine housing

  15. $8 billion NetZero Accelerator Fund has only 2 large emitters signed on and a failure to meet all GHG emission reduction targets. 360 pages were ripped out of the contracts

  16. $1.4 billion to be paid to CBC in 2024/25 which includes executive bonuses despite a severe drop in viewership

  17. $40 million payment to Bell due to Online Streaming Act

  18. $5.6 million spent on an outdoor skating rink on Parliament Hill

  19. $13.5 million spent on the Prime Minister’s summer home at Herington Lake cottage, a backup cottage and security upgrades

  20. $8.6 million for Failed UN Security seat campaign

  21. $284 million and 7 years to design and produce a new Canadian passport

  22. $1.9 million for Trudeau’s 6-day Indo-Pacific trip which included over $220,000 on inflight catering for 2 flights

  23. $523,000 furniture purchase for government offices made by MP Joly

  24. $19.5 Billion given to Ukraine

  25. Canada’s debt is currently over $1.356 TRILLION with over $46.5 billion annually in debt servicing costs

  26. Carbon Tax being proven not to reduce emissions and cost Canadians despite rebates

  27. Unknown $ billions in lost revenue by denying LNG to Germany, Japan, Greece and other countries

  28. Between 300,000 and 600,000 undocumented (illegal) immigrants in Canada that the Liberal government wants to give legal status

  29. Over 500,000 immigrants are accepted in Canada annually – the highest rates per population in the world without the appropriate infrastructure to support

  30. Daily violent protestors causing damage, fear and breaking laws that are allowed to continue without arrests or deportations

  31. The Liberal government refused to hand over documents related to the firing of 2 scientists in 2019 who had been escorted out of the Winnipeg laboratory and the transfer of viruses to the research facility in Wuhan – the Liberal government chose to call an election instead

  32. The Liberal government used back-to-work legislation to end strike-by-rail workers against CN and CPKC

  33. The Liberal government forced the Canada Industrial Relations Board to end strikes despite the International Longshore and Warehouse Union's argument that this infringed on the constitutionality of these orders

  34. Highest inflation in 30 years

  35. Highest interest rates in 30 years

  36. 11 million Canadians requiring assistance from Food banks

  37. Tent cities in every major city in Canada and many other municipalities

  38. Severe rent and housing prices

  39. HealthCare is collapsing

  40. 25% living in poverty

  41. Canadian Armed forces are ineffective and out of date

  42. Significant increase in crime

  43. Canada is suffering from an extreme opioid epidemic

  44. No progress on finding missing Indigenous women

  45. Randy Boissonault is still allowed to be an MP after lying about Indigenous status and potentially receiving funding for his business since being elected

  46. MP Joly’s husband received the top recipient of the Future Entrepreneur Program

  47. Nazi applauded in Parliament – due to not being previously vetted by Liberal Party

  48. 2 billion trees committed to by the Liberal government - not planted

  49. Resignations of the entire board of the Trudeau Foundation

  50. More than 100 churches burned with zero arrests

  51. Over 113,000 people crossed into Canada at Roxham Road since 2017

  52. Denying travel and employment to Canadian citizens who chose not to receive an untested vaccination

  53. Declaring an untested medicine as ‘safe and effective’

  54. Denying credibility and support to the vaccine injured

  55. Enacting the Emergencies Act against Canadian citizens that have since been found to have been illegal

  56. Froze over 200 Canadian citizen's bank accounts worth nearly $8 million

  57. According to CSIS and the Foreign Interference Commission, it was found that Canadian citizens were threatened in both the 2019 and 2021 elections

  58. The NSICOP report found that there were acts of foreign interference in the last two general elections which undermined public confidence in the Canadian democratic process

  59. The NSICOP report also stated that there are parliamentarians who were wittingly or semi-wittingly participants in efforts by foreign states to interfere in Canadian politics

  60. Evidence of Chinese Police Stations in Canada

  61. Strained international relationships with India, China and now the United States

  62. Trudeau chose to fire his Attorney General, Jody Wilson-Raybould from the caucus in 2019 who despite pressure from him did not allow for a deferred prosecution agreement to be given to SNC Lavalin who was facing fraud and corruption charges

  63. Out of-control spending of over $500,000 in Governor General pay and expenses

  64. Lawsuit against the Liberal government regarding the Carbon Tax exemption allowed for home oil heating arguing that it is unconstitutional and unlawful

  65. Alberta’s Supreme Court ruled that the Impact Assessment Act overstepped into provincial jurisdiction

  66. Alberta announced plans to use the Alberta Sovereignty Within a United Canada Act to challenge the proposed federal GHG emissions cap

  67. Many civil liberties groups are challenging the Federal government’s use of the Emergencies Act arguing that existing laws were sufficient without invoking such measures

  68. Ontario has challenged the Federal government's carbon pricing plan arguing that it is unconstitutional as it intrudes on provincial jurisdiction

  69. The Supreme Court of Canada has allowed provinces to collectively sue pharmaceutical companies over the opioid crisis, aiming to recover healthcare costs. This isn't directly against the federal government but highlights collaborative provincial action against federal jurisdiction in drug regulation

  70. A class action lawsuit was certified by the Federal Court of Canada against the federal government for alleged negligence in safeguarding personal information following cyberattacks on Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) accounts. This lawsuit claims that inadequate security measures led to privacy breaches, affecting users of government online services

  71. There are lawsuits addressing the government's handling of the COVID-19 situation, like the mandatory quarantine measures for returning travellers, claimed to infringe on Charter rights. Additionally, there's a national class action lawsuit concerning injuries from COVID-19 vaccines, targeting the Attorney General of Canada, the chief Public Health Officer, and Health Canada

  72. Canadian citizens needing to work almost 6 months to cover tax costs

  73. Freedom of Speech being challenged by Bill C-59 which is facing constitutional challenges

  74. The Liberal government ignoring the need for bail reform and to be tougher on crime which is seriously affecting the safety of Canadian citizens

  75. Bill C-78 – the 2-month GST holiday will cost businesses thousands of dollars to implement, does not address the nutritional and dire needs of Canadian citizens and will increase Canada’s debt

  76. MAID

  77. Poor forest management in Federal parks that allowed for the fire in Jasper

  78. Arson fires throughout Canada that have been falsely attributed to climate change

  79. Bill C-11 The Online Streaming Act allows for an unelected bureaucratic agency, the CRTC to regulate and control online content (censor) available to Canadians and mandate the CBC which enables CBC to continue to demand excessive funding regardless of viewership

  80. Bill C-18 The Online News Act – this bill has been a censorship disaster in which all news content can now not be found on Meta (Facebook) and has hurt many small online news businesses that have had to lay off staff or shut down

  81. Bill C-65 An Act to amend the Canada Elections Act – A bill that will allow for voter fraud

  82. Bill C-63 An Act to enact the Online Harms Act – a terrifying bill that will enable an unelected agency to decide what hate speech is and apply extreme punishments accordingly. NO CANADIAN DESERVES THIS

  83. Bill C-293 The Pandemic Prevention and Preparedness Act – another horrific bill that has been written with very broad and vague language that could have severe repercussions on Canada’s agriculture community and encroaches on Section 95 of the Constitution Act

  84. Bill C-21 Gun Control - Although it has been proven that legally owned firearms do not increase crime (90% of gun violence comes from illegal guns) the Liberal government has chosen to ban a large variety of them which is a form of control that Canadian citizens did not ask for nor need and will cost billions

  85. The RCMP has lost more guns than the government has taken back

  86. Canada has a higher violent crime rate than the United States, with gang murders up 92%, child exploitation up 52% and repeat offenders getting set free

  87. The Decriminalization of Fentanyl and other illegal drugs

  88. Justin Trudeau threatening homeowners by stating he will give cities resources to ‘crackdown’ on short-term rentals to house immigrants

  89. 618 First Nations Communities still do not have safe drinking water

  90. No Pandemic assessment done

  91. Proven that manipulated pandemic statistics were used by the Liberal government to justify overreach, draconian policies, mandates and censorship during the pandemic

  92. Canada imports duty-free cane sugar with lower environmental standards and charges Carbon Tax on Canadian sugar produce growers

  93. Health Canada regulating natural health products

  94. Liberal government proposes an electricity tax

  95. Ridiculous regulations put in place like heavy-duty vehicles with manual transmissions will be capped at 10% of overall Canadian heavy-duty sales volume

  96. Allowing for the destruction of the Canadian flag without punishment

  97. Reduced all Canadian's trust in healthcare and healthcare providers

  98. Potential 25% tariffs imposed by the US due to poor border control and untethered drug smuggling

  99. Fentanyl seized entering the US from Canada has tripled in a year

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