Grant Strem PPC Candidate @StremPPC

Calgary-born scientist, father of four, energy expert, believes in civil rights, wants Canada to be prosperous and safe peoplespartyofcanada.ca Canada Joined January 2025

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Grant Strem PPC Candidate @StremPPC

3 months ago

@Panchenko_X Canadian tax base isn’t getting audits, so might assume.

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3 months ago

Hey Canadian taxpayers; did you know this? I didn’t.

Julian Assange @ImJulianAssange

3 months ago

Canada is supplying Ukraine with drone training, Ukraine is sharing that training with Mexican Cartels via the Ukrainian International Legion Intelligence agencies, including Mexico’s National Intelligence Center and Ukraine's Security Service (SBU), have confirmed that

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Sama Hoole @SamaHoole

3 months ago

The oxidative stability of common cooking fats, most stable to least. The higher the number, the faster the fat falls apart. Coconut oil: 2 Beef tallow: 5 Olive oil: 13 Lard: 15 Canola oil: 40 Sunflower oil: 41 Corn oil: 57 Soybean oil: 65 Look at the gap. The fats humans cooked in for thousands of years, tallow, lard, coconut, sit clustered at the bottom, barely flinching. Soybean oil is more than thirty times less stable than coconut. Stability is not a footnote. A stable fat shrugs off the heat. A fragile one comes apart in the pan, and the more double bonds it carries the worse it goes, shedding aldehydes and oxidised breakdown products every time it meets a flame, then worse again every time a chip shop reheats the same vat for the twentieth time that day. Then you eat it, and those fragile fats get built into the membrane of all but a few of your cells, where they sit primed to oxidise for years. So the food industry reached for the least stable oils on the entire list, and made them the default fat in nearly everything you didn't cook yourself. They pulled the stable fats off the shelf, swapped in the two that break down fastest, and printed "healthy" on the label.

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Grant Strem PPC Candidate @StremPPC

3 months ago

@PaulGoldEagle I enjoyed a drawing class during my undergrad, and was surprised and disappointed to learn that Egon died from the so-called “Spanish Flu”.

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3 months ago

@iamyesyouareno This is a member of parliament. He’s not singing the music of life.

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Grant Strem PPC Candidate @StremPPC

4 months ago

@BasilTheGreat @grok Did Canada hang a 7 year old as punishment for crime?

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Grant Strem PPC Candidate @StremPPC

4 months ago

I have expressed a lot of thoughts on correcting this. Any questions?

Charles Lammam @CharlesLammam

4 months ago

Sober decade-long story on 3 fronts 1/ More Canadian capital has left the country than has come in. 2/ Business investment per worker has fallen while American and OECD peers have pulled ahead. 3/ Our most promising entrepreneurs are increasingly choosing to build elsewhere.

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Grant Strem PPC Candidate @StremPPC

4 months ago

@Orsonstfu @wylfcen Seems responsible advice for “A wayfarer”. Wildlife attacks can be serious.

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Maxime Bernier @MaximeBernier

4 months ago

As of the most recent Statistics Canada data, there are now 525,479 asylum claimants in this country. That is the equivalent of the entire population of Halifax. And that's more than three times as much as just four years ago. Think about that. Over the last four years, Canada has been bringing in an average of 245 new asylum claimants every single day. And the permanent immigration numbers are just as alarming. In the first four months of 2026 alone, 83,149 permanent immigrants entered Canada. At this rate, we're on track for 330,000 new permanent immigrants by the end of the year. To put that in perspective: throughout the 1990s, Canada averaged 220,000 permanent residents per year. In the 1980s, it was just 107,000. What's worse, Canada's population of non-permanent residents now stands at 2.6 million; meaning roughly one in every 16 people in Canada is here on a presumably temporary status. Although this is down from the astronomic numbers under Trudeau, it’s still at historic record levels. This isn't immigration. It’s an invasion of our social services, our housing, and our Canadian identity. The People's Party has been saying it for years: we need a complete moratorium on immigration. We need to turn off the tap. We need to prioritize Canadian families, Canadian workers, and Canadian taxpayers. The time for half-measures is over. The time for a MORATORIUM is now.

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Grant Strem PPC Candidate @StremPPC

4 months ago

If any politician pushes for this, it’s appropriate to challenge consistency of their logic, and more.

Katharine Birbalsingh @Miss_Snuffy

4 months ago

Age 11 - feel free to block puberty. But whatever you do, don’t go on social media until you are 16. We have lost our bloody minds. 🤯😵‍💫

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Grant Strem PPC Candidate @StremPPC

4 months ago

@RatkoR2 @jaycurrie Any logicians care to build from facts a counterpoint argument?

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4 months ago

@CaryKelly11 Riga Gold and most of the King Oscar varieties are easier to finish. I’ve been bringing “Riga Gold” hiking with my kids for 10+ years. Full disclosure; we have genetic heritage from near Stavanger. p.s. I agree hungry and no good steaks it’s easier to consume. Other greats?

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Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸 @Tablesalt13

4 months ago

"Every country has an EXIT TAX like Canada" False. You just happened to be born in a prison colony.

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Grant Strem PPC Candidate @StremPPC

4 months ago

@MaximeBernier @LochNess_X I hate mustard.

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Elon Musk @elonmusk

4 months ago

This censorship law is a wolf in sheep’s clothing. The real goal is to enable the UK government to track everyone.

Ranty Man @RanTeeThree

4 months ago

It’s important to know that the social media ban for under 16s is not a ban for under 16s. It is a ban on *selected* social media for EVERYONE. Until you identify yourself.

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Grant Strem PPC Candidate @StremPPC

4 months ago

@dom_lucre So far, which countries have issued a warrant for his arrest? @grok

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4 months ago

@HealthRanger Weird that Canada uses this war chemical on its own crops and forests.

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Grant Strem PPC Candidate @StremPPC

4 months ago

A story of 3 heroes who protected Canadian milk until toxic Bovaer began to be added. Who specifically approved Bovaer in Canada? @grok

Frank @FrankVeri

4 months ago

🍁 🍁🍁🍁🍁 Monsanto wanted its growth hormone in every glass of Canadian milk. One government scientist stood in the way and his own bosses spent 14 years trying to destroy him for it. His name was Dr. Shiv Chopra. Born in India, 1934. Came to Canada in the 1960s. PhD in

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Grant Strem PPC Candidate @StremPPC

4 months ago

@MakisMedicine If Canadians can ask doctors to kill them, they should certainly be allowed to try whatever cancer protocols they wish to try.

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Shawn Kivimaa @SKivimaa

4 months ago

The government of Canada hired 32,000 additional workers to compel Canadians to complete the census. They hired zero additional workers to locate and deport illegals, and zero additional workers to facilitate the deportation of foreign criminals.