Canadians Against Conservatives

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Canadians Against Conservatives Happy New Year As the clock strikes midnight, may the coming year continue with a government not ruled by conservatives. Happy New Year facebook.com/canadiansagainstconservatives” The text is on a dark blue background with gold fireworks and snowflakes.
A review on Facebook where Halifax Regional PPC Association recommends People's Party of Canada. The review reads: “PPC is the only federal party that can Make Canada Great Again!”
Screenshot of a post from the Facebook group “Good Life in Chilliwack” by Ethan Neels. The post reads: “I've been seeing these around town today. I'd like to say as a conservative this kind of behaviour is very immature. Not saying this is an act of conservatives. I'm not sure who is vandalizing these signs. This is an election and should be a peaceful election. There shouldn't be any political signs being vandalized. Doesn't matter who you're voting for. Let's show maturity in our community.” Photos are at the bottom of the post, which have been uploaded separately in this post with their own alt text.
Screenshot of a 338Canada.com vote projection for the North Island—Powell River riding, dated April 12, 2025. At the top is a table listing federal election candidates by party: • Liberal (red): Jennifer Lash • Conservative (blue): Aaron Gunn • NDP (orange): Tanille Johnston • Green (green): Jessica Wegg • PPC (purple): Paul Macknight • Independent (gray): Glen Staples Below the table is a bar graph showing projected vote percentages with trend arrows and margins of error: • Conservative: 46% ± 8% (down arrow) • NDP: 25% ± 7% (up arrow) • Liberal: 22% ± 6% (up arrow) • Green: 3% ± 3% (no arrow shown) A small note indicates that the NDP’s 2021 result was 39.5%. Navigation buttons appear for other ridings and a “Random!” button is also present. The bottom of the image shows the website: 338canada.com
Screenshot of a 338Canada.com vote projection for the North Island—Powell River riding, dated April 12, 2025. At the top is a table listing federal election candidates by party: • Liberal (red): Jennifer Lash • Conservative (blue): Aaron Gunn • NDP (orange): Tanille Johnston • Green (green): Jessica Wegg • PPC (purple): Paul Macknight • Independent (gray): Glen Staples Below the table is a bar graph showing projected vote percentages with trend arrows and margins of error: • Conservative: 46% ± 8% (down arrow) • NDP: 25% ± 7% (up arrow) • Liberal: 22% ± 6% (up arrow) • Green: 3% ± 3% (no arrow shown) A small note indicates that the NDP’s 2021 result was 39.5%. Navigation buttons appear for other ridings and a “Random!” button is also present. The bottom of the image shows the website: 338canada.com
A red sign on a green lawn that reads: JEFF HOWE - Liberal”
Poster for a 2025 Canadian debate watch party hosted by Canadians Against Conservatives. Event is on Discord. English debate: April 17th at 5:00 PM PDT. French debate: TBA. Co-host needed for the French debate. Hosted in the Global Neurodivergent Community Server.
A Facebook notification that reads: “Rob Moore invited you to follow a page. You recently liked their post.”
This image shows a vote and seat projection for the Canadian federal election as of April 1, 2025, based on 338Canada’s aggregation model. Popular Vote Projection: • Liberal Party (LPC): 43% ± 5% (▲ increasing) • Conservative Party (CPC): 38% ± 4% • New Democratic Party (NDP): 8% ± 2% (▼ decreasing) • Bloc Québécois (BQ): 6% ± 1% • Green Party (GPC): 3% ± 1% Seat Projection (172 needed for a majority): • Liberals: 191 [164-220] (▲ increasing, possible majority) • Conservatives: 126 [101-150] (▼ decreasing) • Bloc Québécois: 18 [9-27] (▼ decreasing) • NDP: 7 [1-13] (▲ slightly increasing) • Greens: 1 [0-2] This projection suggests the Liberals are in a strong position, possibly securing a majority government, while the Conservatives are trailing. The NDP and Bloc seem to be struggling, with the Greens likely to hold minimal representation.
Alt text: Screenshot of a Facebook post by Maxime Bernier, posted 11 hours ago. The post reads: "I'm heading for Florida and Texas in the coming days to have what I'm sure are going to be very interesting interviews you won't want to miss with influential podcasters. Stay tuned!"
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A Facebook comment from Chris Bach that reads: "Langley, BC, is doing a $2 burger. Why are no other DQs getting on board with this 'Trudeau has resigned' deal? If you're not with us, you're against us! We should boycott all the DQs that are not on board, like the one in Langley, BC."
An animation frame from SpongeBob showing a half-eaten Krabby Patty that’s made out of sand on the inside.