Pierre Poliev

On behalf of all Canadians, I want to thank you for your immense courage and the personal political and non-political price that you have paid for standing up for your convictions and defending freedom of speech, because I know you have paid a very big price for that. But you have never bent. You have never backed down. You've had a spine of steel.

On behalf of all Canadians, I want to thank you for your immense courage and the personal political and non-political price that you have paid for standing up for your convictions and defending freedom of speech, because I know you have paid a very big price for that. But you have never bent. You have never backed down. You've had a spine of steel.

On behalf of all Canadians, I want to thank you for your immense courage and the personal political and non-political price that you have paid for standing up for your convictions and defending freedom of speech, because I know you have paid a very big price for that. But you have never bent. You have never backed down. You've had a spine of steel.

And there are countless other people who will have the freedom to express themselves because you paid the price for them.

And there are countless other people who will have the freedom to express themselves because you paid the price for them.

And there are countless other people who will have the freedom to express themselves because you paid the price for them.

And of course, let's be honest, she said her biological clock is ticking. Her biological clock running out. There is the drama. We will not forget that young 36-year-old couple whose biological clock is running out faster. The biological clock runs out in your mid-30s. If you're a young woman who's got a biological clock, obviously, well, do the math.

And of course, let's be honest, she said her biological clock is ticking. Her biological clock running out. There is the drama. We will not forget that young 36-year-old couple whose biological clock is running out faster. The biological clock runs out in your mid-30s. If you're a young woman who's got a biological clock, obviously, well, do the math.

And of course, let's be honest, she said her biological clock is ticking. Her biological clock running out. There is the drama. We will not forget that young 36-year-old couple whose biological clock is running out faster. The biological clock runs out in your mid-30s. If you're a young woman who's got a biological clock, obviously, well, do the math.

You know, you start off at, let's say, you're 25. Well, with their biological clocks running out, I used to say that. You all said, oh, Polyev's exaggerating.

You know, you start off at, let's say, you're 25. Well, with their biological clocks running out, I used to say that. You all said, oh, Polyev's exaggerating.

You know, you start off at, let's say, you're 25. Well, with their biological clocks running out, I used to say that. You all said, oh, Polyev's exaggerating.

We've got newcomers like Jamil Javani.

We've got newcomers like Jamil Javani.

We've got newcomers like Jamil Javani.

My friend, J.D. Vance. There is no way that Canada can win a trade war with the United States. Because you don't boo the United States of America. And to Canada, if you guys don't win, the tariffs are even higher.

My friend, J.D. Vance. There is no way that Canada can win a trade war with the United States. Because you don't boo the United States of America. And to Canada, if you guys don't win, the tariffs are even higher.

My friend, J.D. Vance. There is no way that Canada can win a trade war with the United States. Because you don't boo the United States of America. And to Canada, if you guys don't win, the tariffs are even higher.

How long does this bread stay fresh and edible if it's not packaged? You ever think of taking your bread out when you go home and just leaving it unwrapped, how many days do you think it would be good before it gets dried out and moldy? How long would the other fresh produce here stay edible if it could not be plastic wrapped? The answer is a lot less time.

How long does this bread stay fresh and edible if it's not packaged? You ever think of taking your bread out when you go home and just leaving it unwrapped, how many days do you think it would be good before it gets dried out and moldy? How long would the other fresh produce here stay edible if it could not be plastic wrapped? The answer is a lot less time.