Official Family Portrait of Canada’s Premiers

Pictured left are all of Canada’s ruling politicians, the premiers of Canada as seen in Tuesday’s Charlottetown, P.E.I. Conference--all 10 of them, plus three territorial leaders—joining anti-American Prime Minister Mark Carney, who met them there.

Recognizing this photo for what it depicts is recognizing the tragic reality of an already in severe decline present-day Canada.

While average Canadians, struggling in a failing economy, were worried about having enough groceries to feed their children supper, Canada’s premiers met openly glad-handing each other--some flying in from as far away as Alberta, Yukon, and British Columbia--flying in to the conference while on summer vacation, and flying straight back to a continuing comfortable worry-free vacation.

Not a single one of these 10 premiers mentioned the scary state Prime Minister Mark Carney is leaving Canadians in, while funding his capture of Canada with Canada Pension Plan money, as if he owned our CPP, while seeking billionaire status through his offshore holdings.

As cowardly as he is cunning, Carney leaves the impression that it is ordinary Canadian citizens who hate the U.S. and its president and not him and his main henchman Ontario Premier Doug Ford, who only a day before the Charlottetown Conference openly promised to ”dismantle” the USA.

“In a conference that began Tuesday, in Charlottetown, PEI, PM Mark Carney made clear in his comments that the response to the “threat” of U.S. antagonism to Canada is “unity” were backed by several premiers at the first minister’s meeting in Charlottetown. (National Post, July 23, 2026).

These premiers, including Nova Scotia Tim Houston, would be the same ones that kicked off their anti-America battle by blaming American President Donald Trump for the severe financial decline of Canada after 10 years of Liberal Government misrule under former PM Justin Trudeau.

Sixteen months ago when Trudeau’s resignation brought Carney in to power in a snap election, Ottawa Liberals were able to exploit TDS (Trump Derangement Syndrome) which, incredibly, runs rampant across Canada.

In the summer of 2025, Ontario Premier Doug Ford, Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston, Prince Edward Island Premier Rob Lantz, Yukon Premier Ranj Pillai attended a barbecue at then former Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland’s Toronto home,

That average Canadians and not their politicians hate the U..S. and its president is a blatant lie. Many Canadians are struggling to put groceries on the table in an economy that has gone broke, as elite global banker Mark Carney advocates the World Economic Forum’s attempt to make Canada Ground Zero for ushering in One World Government.

That Carney pulled the same con in England when he was Bank of England Governor hasn’t stood in his way in razing Canada.

“The recent U.S. trade actions are “unilateral (and) unwarranted,” Carney said Thursday. (National Post)

“We know in our bones today, that our unity is our greatest strength,” he said, comparing the moment to the push for Confederation that began in 1864 as a bulwark against American expansionism. He said it’s “clear that we are in a stronger position than we were when this trade war started 18 months ago.”

“Ontario Premier Doug Ford told reporters he was counting on Ottawa to manage the situation.

“It’s a Team Canada approach led by the prime minister, and that’s what we’re going to focus on,” Ford said. “We’ll take his lead, and we all have to be united.”

“You know, it’s very hard to deal with President Trump when he changes his mind every single day,” Ford said. “One day, the prime minister is with him side by side, and next thing you know, President (Donald) Trump turns on him like a rabid dog.” (National Post)

"He said he expects a response soon to the latest tariffs, which follow several other trade actions against Canada from the White House over the last year. Ford said earlier this week that he thinks Canada “need(s) to be on the offence” against the Trump administration, and has raised again his preference for blocking energy and potash exports to the U.S.“

"I don’t expect to strike today, but hopefully, in the next two weeks,” Ford said Thursday. He said his province is willing to put “everything on the table” in response to the latest tariff threat. 

“Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe, who has suggested a less combative approach with the U.S. in reaching a final trade agreement, nevertheless expressed support for the call for unity among the provinces and Ottawa.

“Both Doug and I agree wholeheartedly on that,” Moe told reporters.”

It is clear to see that none of these Canadian premiers give a hoot about their struggling citizens and their children.

They don’t have to. Tuesday’s meeting took place after a series of Ottawa’s government’s censorship bills came into effect, attempting to seal off independent media’s ability to report on them.

Meanwhile, in all of this hot mess, there is an unintentional ray of hope left for Canadians, in that the children of Canada have been left in the best possible care—the care of their own loving parents and not the uncaring Canadian government.

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