If you want to pay me as a teacher/tutor then I will spoon-feed you, otherwise click the links when you have a few days.
I don't want you to teach me anything. I want to know exactly which part of the constitution you think prohibits political parties.
As you hopefully know, every part of the constitution is open to a lot of interpretation, so there is no way for me to read that document and know which part you interpret in which way.
On a basic logical level though, seeing as the people who wrote the damn thing were members of political parties, I find it exceedingly hard to believe that they wrote that anything they wrote can be reasonably interpreted as prohibiting parties.
That's why I say the North has terrible representation - especially along party lines where a goodly part is NDP. Bartolucci's stance against ON stood directly in opposition of Cliffs - who was going to set up smelting operations for Ring chromate in Greater Sudbury - his own riding. I have no doubt support for Ontario jobs exists in other ridings - PC and Liberal.
The Northlander is dead. I don't suppose there is any hope for its resurrection. The line she ran on, logically, should have been transferred to ON upon abandonment by Canadian National. Today it's truncated at Barrie, provincially owned and operated by Metrolinx.
Maybe we are talking about two different trains, but I am fairly certain that the Northlander was operated by Ontario Northland. I don't know what you are talking about in terms of transferring it.
