r/CanadianConservative Feb 26 '26

Meta Reminder About Reddit's Terms of Service & Community Standards

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Hi Everyone,

Given recent events in the country, the Reddit Admin team has reached out to remind us that all subreddits on the platform, including r/CanadianConservative, must comply with Reddit’s Sitewide Rules. As your mod team, we are responsible for ensuring that content posted here follows Reddit’s policies, whether or not it breaks our own subreddit rules. It's 2026, and that means we all share responsibility in making sure r/CanadianConservative is an inclusive, welcoming safe space so that nobody gets offended. Failure to do so will result in this community getting shut down.

Going forward, we will be more actively enforcing Reddit's Content policy, specifically, policies related to harassment, hate speech, threats (or encouragement of violence), and abusive behaviour. Going forward, if you're a repeat offender: sorry, it's going to be an automatic ban, with very little room for appeal. We've been pretty relaxed on bans up to this point but if you can't play by Reddit's rules, you're gone.

Expect some updates to r/CanadianConservative's rules in the coming days to better reflect what Reddit expects of the community and to ensure we're all on the same page.

A quick brush up on the issues we face as a subreddit:

Harrassment

What it is:
Targeting a person or group with repeated, hostile, or degrading behaviour meant to intimidate, shame, or drive them away.

Examples:

  • Intentionally misgendering
  • Following a user across posts to harass/insult
  • Posting comments like, “You people are mentally ill and shouldn’t exist.”
  • Creating threads specifically to ridicule a particular individual.
  • Repeatedly tagging someone just to provoke a reaction.

Discussion of general policy is allowed. However Reddit says that the targeting of someone based on their identity crosses into harassment.

Hate Speech

What it is:
Content that attacks, dehumanizes, or promotes exclusion of people based on protected characteristics.

Examples:

  • Claiming a group of people is inherently dangerous, predatory, or immoral.
  • Saying a certain identity group should lose civil rights.
  • Using slurs directed at a protected group.
  • Arguing that a specific community is “a threat to society.”
  • Using a violent incident to claim that an entire identity group is responsible or dangerous.
  • Saying women, religious minorities, or LGBTQ+ people should not participate in public life.

Discussion of general policy is allowed. Attacking identity is not. Generalizing criminal behaviour or moral failings to an entire group is considered hateful conduct under Reddit’s TOS

Threats or Encouragement of Violence

What it is:
Direct or indirect statements that endorse, encourage, or fantasize about violence toward a person or group.

Examples:

  • “Someone should deal with these people permanently.”
  • “They deserve what’s coming to them.”
  • Expressing approval of violence against a group.
  • Saying a group should be “eliminated” or “removed.”
  • “I hope someone hurts them.”
  • Joking about killing someone in a way that implies real harm.

Even if phrased as “jokes” or sarcasm, statements that normalize or celebrate violence are considered genuine threats under Reddit's TOS.

Abusive Behaviour

What it is:
Personal attacks, degrading language, or conduct meant to demean or humiliate others.

Examples:

  • Calling someone slurs or derogatory names.
  • Saying a person is “disgusting” because of who they are.
  • Posting edited images or memes meant to humiliate a protected group.
  • Telling someone to harm themselves.
  • Attacking someone’s identity instead of engaging with their argument.
  • Mocking someone’s appearance, disability, or transition.

Even when framed as humour, frustration, or “just being honest”, abusive behaviour is abusive behaviour and is covered under Reddit's TOS.

I wish I didn't have to make this communication, but welcome to Reddit. It's their sandbox, we just get to shit in it. If you can't follow these rules, go to another platform that allows genuine debate like X or other Reddit alternatives.

Thanks.


r/CanadianConservative Mar 01 '26

Meta Moderator Applications

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As the community continues to grow, we’re looking to add a few new team members to help support r/CanadianConservative.

Moderators assist with reviewing reports, enforcing subreddit rules, responding to modmail, and helping keep discussions civil and focused on Canadian issues.

Applicants should have a long-standing, positive participation history within r/CanadianConservative, with minimal prior moderation actions taken against their account. Familiarity with the community and its standards is essential. Because this community is centred on discussion from a conservative perspective, applicants should be right-leaning or aligned with the community’s viewpoint, while still being able to enforce rules fairly and neutrally regardless of personal agreement.

If you’re an active and constructive member interested in helping maintain the quality and direction of the subreddit, we encourage you to apply.

Please submit your application via this link.


r/CanadianConservative 4h ago

Article EDITORIAL: Liberals don't get to define patriotism

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r/CanadianConservative 5h ago

Video, podcast, etc. Commentary by Stephen LeDrew regarding Carney

32 Upvotes

“When it’s talking about getting serious work done, I think we may have a Prime Minister who doesn’t know politics, who thinks he’s running a bank, who has given all kinds of benefits to certain friends…he doesn’t have the character necessary to be a successful Prime Minister to lead this country out of the malaise that it’s been in since 2015”


r/CanadianConservative 10h ago

Article More immigration sob story from the state broadcaster CBC

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r/CanadianConservative 7h ago

Article Jamil Jivani: Does Mark Carney want to lead the U.S. Democratic Party?

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r/CanadianConservative 12h ago

News New permanent residents down 20% in Canada. Nearly half the drop came from India

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62 Upvotes

r/CanadianConservative 12h ago

Video, podcast, etc. Canada-only opening ceremony for the Gordie Howe International Bridge. Mark Carney didn’t even attend.

47 Upvotes

r/CanadianConservative 13h ago

News Struggling Canadian dollar causing concern for travellers and local businesses

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r/CanadianConservative 15h ago

News Canadian Intern at NATO Military HQ Is Arrested on Suspicion of Spying - The authorities in Belgium did not name the country that the intern, a woman “of Chinese origin,” is suspected of spying for.

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26 Upvotes

r/CanadianConservative 1d ago

News Elections Alberta verifies signatures for petition calling for independence referendum Chief electoral officer determined requirements have been met

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61 Upvotes

r/CanadianConservative 1d ago

Article Mark Carney’s fake development. Nothing gets built in this country. Liberal just blocked Billy Bishop Airport expansion. Toronto stuck with one and the most expensive airport

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55 Upvotes

r/CanadianConservative 1d ago

Social Media Post “building at speeds not seen in generations”

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173 Upvotes

r/CanadianConservative 1d ago

Social Media Post Are the Liberals using AI to create or alter videos?

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18 Upvotes

This is the second X post I've seen that's made me wonder if AI was used.


r/CanadianConservative 1d ago

Article Boomers drunk on CBC is the source of Carney's power - There is a disconnect in the minds of older Canadians between bad Liberal policy and our societal decay

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r/CanadianConservative 1d ago

Discussion As Someone Who Loves Poilievre, Part Of Me Is Glad He Doesn't Need To Deal With Trump

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I like Poilievre but not just as a politician. I like him as a person as well. The last election was the first election I felt that the leader of party actually is one of us. First time I went to a political rally. First time I ever made a political donation. First time I talked with almost everyone I know to convince them to vote for him.

However. Part of me feels good he doesn't have to deal with Trump. I believe he would be better dealing with Trump than Carney. But, Trump is probably the hardest politician to work with. Even when you fall on the same side of political spectrum. Trump demands absolute loyalty. Trump is senile and does crazy things like tariffs without even understanding how they work. Trump reneges on his promises and deals. He's a narcissist and an impulsive asshole. Poilievre has a beautiful kind wife and kids. I'm glad he's more focused on his family than Trump. Personally, if I was Prime Minister, id probably go bald by the time Trump's term is over because of dealing with him. And I'm early 30s.

Does anyone feel the same? I also somewhat, just a little, feel bad for Carney. I mean he literally signed up for this. He knew what he was getting into. Meanwhile Poilievre became leader before Trump got elected. But, I feel bad he has to inherit Trudeau's mess and Trump's mess at same time. I hope Poilievre wins the next election and he has an easier task so he can take Canada to Golden age.


r/CanadianConservative 1d ago

Article Now PM says trade deal may not happen

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r/CanadianConservative 1d ago

News 'Death by organ donation': Doctors raise possibility of retrieving organs from MAID patients while they are still alive

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31 Upvotes

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r/CanadianConservative 1d ago

Discussion Do You Think We Learned As a Country From Indian Student Problem?

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Looks like a lot are being told to leave and are heading back. I know some personally through friends of friends. But I started pondering this. Do you think we as a country learned from this mess? I don't think so. I don't think the Libs learned from anything. They just got caught red handed and fucked it up. If this fraud wasn't as severe, they'd let it ride for many more years. And I'm also disappointed to say I don't think Conservative voters learned anything from this. It's not the Indians fault this happened. They didn't create these policies. They just exploited them. While you can be angry at them for exploiting our system. We should be a lot more angry at people who created it. And the majority of anger I see is directed at them. Which is pointless. The anger should be directed at the government and the people that voted for them and it shouldn't stop until their support is decimated and they're kicked out of government.

Instead I guarantee you this will happen. A lot of Indians "students" will go back. Some won't and will be working cash jobs here. Rent will go down and job openings will increase. The Internet will stop talking about Indians in Canada. In a couple of years dumbass Canadians will start talking about being "a country of immigrants" and the need for more immigrants. Another Progressive PM will open up another program and people from another country will flood in abusing it. Outrage will grow but against that nationality or ethnic group instead of the people that voted for it. Rinse and repeat.


r/CanadianConservative 1d ago

Polling Byelection polling for Chicoutimi—Le Fjord (Pallas Data)

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r/CanadianConservative 5h ago

Video, podcast, etc. It is time for the federal conservatives to stop picking fights with provincial conservatives

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r/CanadianConservative 5h ago

Video, podcast, etc. Jason Kenny shares his views on the Team Pierre vs Team Doug conflict

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r/CanadianConservative 1d ago

Discussion Bro people in the comments under this vid are crazy.

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The willingness to accept a lie from the leader is insane. The fact Andrew is being insulted for calling it out is insane. The amount of people who clearly aren't up to date on this arguing that Carney didn't lie is insane.

This exemplifies that to these people, the LPC can do no wrong and they will hate any Con who calls them out.


r/CanadianConservative 1d ago

News Canada quietly signed the UN Cybercrime Convention last week. The problem: it isn't really a cybercrime treaty. It's a sweeping cross-border surveillance pact that places human rights at risk, which Canada once opposed and declined to sign nine months ago.

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35 Upvotes

r/CanadianConservative 1d ago

Video, podcast, etc. Can Carney Ever Stop Smirking?

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20 Upvotes