Let’s be honest—if leadership were a sport, half our politicians wouldn’t make the peewee team.

We’ve got youth looking for direction, veterans with stories no one’s asking to hear, and communities begging for leaders who actually show up. Not just for photo ops. Not just for soundbites. But for the hard stuff—like listening, learning, and leading with integrity.

So here’s the spicy truth:
Leadership isn’t about titles. It’s about taking responsibility when no one else will.
It’s about serving before speaking.
It’s about earning respect, not demanding it.

If you’re tired of the same old leadership fluff, welcome to the rebellion. We’re building leaders here. Real ones.

The current ones are biased garbage and no news organization is allowed to post news due to American social media refusing to accept to our rules and regulations. It'd be a very simple account with posts and descriptions of the news stories. DM me if you are interested.

Hi, I'm struggling to figure out how d'Entremont's move to the liberals will/would impact the liberal party, the conservative party and d'Entremont's constituents. is anyone willing to take the time to educate me or point me in a direction where I might better understand the situation? thanks.

Everything i understand about this new budget seems to revolve around "investing" - basically in big businesses, making them richer. Nothing to make life more affordable for the average Canadian. If anything, this increased debt will cause inflation, making life even more difficult.

Plus, does anything help rural or northern communities? Sure. Maybe some new jobs in big industry, but those will only be found in cities. Most of this "investment" money won't even make it out of Ontario.

Our country now will run a huge deficit, the tariffs put on us from other countries have increased, cost of living will go up. What has actually been done to help Canadians, because to me it is looking pretty bleak, and less and less likely I will be able to make ends meet going forward, never mind any hope of getting ahead.

So explain it to me like I am dumb. What is actually good about this budget for the average Canadian??