And Mark Carney just announced ANOTHER $900 million for Ukraine. This brings Canada’s total commitment to Ukraine since 2022 to well over $25.5 billion — including more than $8.5 billion in military aid alone
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That’s billions in taxpayer money sent overseas while Canadians can’t afford to buy a home, feed their families, or find decent work.
Ukraine is not in a recession. It’s a war economy being propped up by Western countries that are themselves struggling.
Meanwhile here at home:
- Record numbers of young Canadians can’t find jobs
- Construction is slowing
- Small businesses are getting crushed
- The middle class is getting squeezed harder every month
But sure… let’s send another $900 million.
This isn’t compassion. This is misplaced priorities on a national scale.
Canadians are tired of watching their country get poorer while billions keep flowing out the door to foreign conflicts.
When does Canada come first?
Drop a WTF if you’re done watching our money get spent everywhere except here.
So let’s get this straight.
— JayGen ???? er???????? (@JayGenXer)July 7, 2026
Canada is in a recession.
Youth unemployment is through the roof.
Housing is unaffordable.
Deficits are exploding.
Living standards are falling.
And Mark Carney just announced ANOTHER $900 million for Ukraine.
This brings Canada’s total… pic.twitter.com/ehoYUNYK7e
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