Was waiting on the seat count update:
Jeneroux’s floor-crossing brings the Liberals seat count in the House of Commons to 169 Liberal MPs, against the 171 opposition MPs.
There are three vacancies: the seats held by former Liberals Chrystia Freeland and Bill Blair, and the recently vacated Montreal-area riding of Terrebonne, after the Supreme Court of Canada on Friday annulled the results of the closely contested race from last spring’s election.
And no sticker-making business dreams. That’s his job!
Looking forward to the day when we’ll hear about message plans on Canada’s largest quantum network.
Medical science is amazing. Who knew humans could still grow a spine even in old age?
America First is really shaping up to become America Alone
As for the policy changes, delegates overwhelmingly endorsed taking a harder line on crime […]
So they’re going to punish these criminal delegates, right?
He also noted that the U.S. government has much more control over natural resources within its borders — unlike in Canada, where provinces have responsibility for energy and natural resources within their own boundaries.
“It would be a good deal for Trump, but completely bad for Albertans,” Dion said, arguing that five million Albertans will need to share the dividends of their natural resources with about 350 million Americans.
This is the part I don’t think most Alberta separatists understand. Handing the province to the US is just offering to pay off part of their $38 Trillion debt.
A total of 69 results show up when Carney’s name is typed into a search feature in the DOJ’s so-called “Epstein library”.
If my name had to be unintentionally included in a list, this would be the appropriate number.
Something compact like the Ford Focus but with a 600km range (or more) would be perfect.
Not surprised to see Doug flip-flop on EV incentives. I wonder where we’d be now in Ontario if EV rebates kept pace 5 years ago.
Aha, so that’s who was being referenced in their last email. For those interested that aren’t part of the newsletter group:
Hi friend,
We wanted to send a brief update directly to our early supporters.
Over the last few days, there have been some changes to Gander’s group of Strategic Advisors, and we took some time to reflect and gather our thoughts before sharing them with you.
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Our equity crowdfunding campaign went live in October, and we recently offered them the same terms that every other investor had received through the campaign. When an agreement couldn’t be reached, we parted ways.
We’re grateful for all the advice and support that every single one of our advisors, past and present, has provided to us along this journey. Our focus today is exactly where it’s always been: building Gander with, and for, the Canadians who have shown up, believed in it, and helped make it real.
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A party spokesperson tells me 2,558 ballots were cast in this leadership review election. That’s a 95 per cent turnout.
This is the stat I haven’t seen anyone discussing here yet. Poilievre is overwhelmingly the modern Conservative’s ride or die.
Not to mention the Ontario PCs are having their party convention right now as well—meaning many members won’t attend in Calgary for the vote.
100% agree, but all of those things are apparently Conservative virtues, and the party is tripling down on their pick.
No doubt the schoolyard slogans are tiring. I also don’t think he has anything concrete to offer Canadians outside of being Trudeau’s heel.
Nah, he’s revitalized the party, brought in a new demographic of voters, and even gained the most seats the Conservatives have ever seen. Just cause he lost to Carney doesn’t automatically make him a bad party leader.
I think they’re counting on Carney to take on Trump, make some fatal mistake, and then swoop in whatever election comes next.
I mean it’d be hard to keep calling himself a philanthropist, if he went ahead with the deal.
Decertification of an aircraft by a national regulator like the FAA would make it unable to legally fly in that particular country.
Thousands of Quebec-based Bombardier’s business jets operate in the U.S., and its recently-divested CRJ passenger jets are operated by several regional American airlines.
So halt air travel and tourism in the US by both Canadians and Americans and force American airliners to buy brand new aircraft? Am I reading that correctly?
He’s worried he won’t be privy to the new hot and steamy locker room talk anymore ( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°)
Since every accusation is typically a confession with Republicans, I wouldn’t be surprised if one of Trump’s next moves is to ban Canadian teams from playing in the States.