Charlie Angus

Now that might not seem like a big deal, but these are the decisions being made at kitchen tables across our nation to stand with Canada or to give in. I want to give a shout out to the moms and the grandmoms who call me from all across this nation, who tell me they take that extra time in the grocery store to make sure that nothing from the United States ends up in their grocery baskets.

Now that might not seem like a big deal, but these are the decisions being made at kitchen tables across our nation to stand with Canada or to give in. I want to give a shout out to the moms and the grandmoms who call me from all across this nation, who tell me they take that extra time in the grocery store to make sure that nothing from the United States ends up in their grocery baskets.

Now that might not seem like a big deal, but these are the decisions being made at kitchen tables across our nation to stand with Canada or to give in. I want to give a shout out to the moms and the grandmoms who call me from all across this nation, who tell me they take that extra time in the grocery store to make sure that nothing from the United States ends up in their grocery baskets.

A big shout out to the Canadian artists who are boycotting South by Southwest in Texas this year. The biggest music festival for Canadian artists A decision that will cost their careers, but they would rather stand up for Canada. than be divided. And I want to give a special shout out to the new Canadian voices that I heard on CBC yesterday.

A big shout out to the Canadian artists who are boycotting South by Southwest in Texas this year. The biggest music festival for Canadian artists A decision that will cost their careers, but they would rather stand up for Canada. than be divided. And I want to give a special shout out to the new Canadian voices that I heard on CBC yesterday.

A big shout out to the Canadian artists who are boycotting South by Southwest in Texas this year. The biggest music festival for Canadian artists A decision that will cost their careers, but they would rather stand up for Canada. than be divided. And I want to give a special shout out to the new Canadian voices that I heard on CBC yesterday.

The people, first generation Canadians in Scarborough, who are on the lowest part of the economic rung, who they know when economic hard times come, they're going to take the first hit. And they talked about how proud they were. how they felt more unified as being Canadian than ever before. And that's the issue that I'm here to point out.

The people, first generation Canadians in Scarborough, who are on the lowest part of the economic rung, who they know when economic hard times come, they're going to take the first hit. And they talked about how proud they were. how they felt more unified as being Canadian than ever before. And that's the issue that I'm here to point out.

The people, first generation Canadians in Scarborough, who are on the lowest part of the economic rung, who they know when economic hard times come, they're going to take the first hit. And they talked about how proud they were. how they felt more unified as being Canadian than ever before. And that's the issue that I'm here to point out.

Because in America right now, Donald Trump and the mega crew want to have a nation run by white men for white men. And they think that makes them tough. And they look on us and think we're weak because we're decent and we're democratic and we're inclusive. But that is our strength. Because we're not afraid anymore. about what pronouns someone uses. We're not angry by who someone marries.

Because in America right now, Donald Trump and the mega crew want to have a nation run by white men for white men. And they think that makes them tough. And they look on us and think we're weak because we're decent and we're democratic and we're inclusive. But that is our strength. Because we're not afraid anymore. about what pronouns someone uses. We're not angry by who someone marries.

Because in America right now, Donald Trump and the mega crew want to have a nation run by white men for white men. And they think that makes them tough. And they look on us and think we're weak because we're decent and we're democratic and we're inclusive. But that is our strength. Because we're not afraid anymore. about what pronouns someone uses. We're not angry by who someone marries.

We come together across racial lines. We celebrate our linguistic diversity. We celebrate our regional diversity. We celebrate the fact that we are settler population on the indigenous territories of this nation. And yeah, we get a lot wrong. And yeah, we're a work in progress, but when push comes to shove, we are indivisible. We stand together. We are one.

We come together across racial lines. We celebrate our linguistic diversity. We celebrate our regional diversity. We celebrate the fact that we are settler population on the indigenous territories of this nation. And yeah, we get a lot wrong. And yeah, we're a work in progress, but when push comes to shove, we are indivisible. We stand together. We are one.

We come together across racial lines. We celebrate our linguistic diversity. We celebrate our regional diversity. We celebrate the fact that we are settler population on the indigenous territories of this nation. And yeah, we get a lot wrong. And yeah, we're a work in progress, but when push comes to shove, we are indivisible. We stand together. We are one.

It's that diversity that makes us strong. So I want to thank everybody who's been pulling their load and to say to them, Whether or not this tariff war ends tomorrow or whether Donald comes up with some bogus reason that he's scored a victory, you know what's at stake. This is just the beginning. The next four years will determine our future as a nation. And I know the Canadians will be strong.

It's that diversity that makes us strong. So I want to thank everybody who's been pulling their load and to say to them, Whether or not this tariff war ends tomorrow or whether Donald comes up with some bogus reason that he's scored a victory, you know what's at stake. This is just the beginning. The next four years will determine our future as a nation. And I know the Canadians will be strong.

It's that diversity that makes us strong. So I want to thank everybody who's been pulling their load and to say to them, Whether or not this tariff war ends tomorrow or whether Donald comes up with some bogus reason that he's scored a victory, you know what's at stake. This is just the beginning. The next four years will determine our future as a nation. And I know the Canadians will be strong.

Because as Winston Churchill said, we will mete out for you everything that you try to throw at us and we will go one step further. Donald, you do your worst because Canadians will do their best. We are true, north, strong, free, and it's elbows up time. Ladies and gentlemen, Canada will never bend. We will never kiss the gangster's ring.

Because as Winston Churchill said, we will mete out for you everything that you try to throw at us and we will go one step further. Donald, you do your worst because Canadians will do their best. We are true, north, strong, free, and it's elbows up time. Ladies and gentlemen, Canada will never bend. We will never kiss the gangster's ring.