Dislike of trudOWE is not irrational.Like his father he is a disaster for the country.History has proved that any PM from Quebec is mot good for the country as a whole. They are only interested in their own.
NEw house?
BC Liberals make gains, but BC NDP still lead polls in Lower Mainland
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Dislike of trudOWE is not irrational.Like his father he is a disaster for the country.History has proved that any PM from Quebec is mot good for the country as a whole. They are only interested in their own.
NEw house?
Maybe understand is a better word than admire.
I can adjust my opinions, some people can't! Actually the same age as our old house but a little more functional - wife loves the kitchen and the storage space, I love the fact it's on flat ground, more room for parking, little bigger lot and a less crime infested location. The one downside.................more money.
One thing you have to remember, taxslave, women like the Trudeau's ......................a good part of the reason our country is in such disarray.
If you can't get a person to agree with you through sensible debate, beat him over the head.
I didn't say it was. In fact, I said I don't like Trudeau either. I wouldn't call myself irrational. ;-)
B.C. Green Party agrees to support NDP in the legislature - British Columbia - CBC News
The B.C. Green Party has agreed to support the NDP in the legislature, setting up the possibility of 16 years of Liberal rule coming to a dramatic end.
NDP Leader John Horgan and Green Party Leader Andrew Weaver made the joint announcement Monday afternoon at the B.C. Legislature, saying they had reached a four-year agreement.
The deal gives the NDP the support of 44 MLAs, the minimum number required to have a majority of support in the 87-seat legislature.
Under Canada's political system, B.C. Liberal Leader Christy Clark remains premier for the time being. She can now ask Lt.-Gov. Judith Guichon for the chance to face the legislature and introduce a throne speech, resign or request to dissolve the legislature and hold new elections.
Clark has yet to comment on today's deal.
More to come
The B.C. Green Party has agreed to support the NDP in the legislature, setting up the possibility of 16 years of Liberal rule coming to a dramatic end.
NDP Leader John Horgan and Green Party Leader Andrew Weaver made the joint announcement Monday afternoon at the B.C. Legislature, saying they had reached a four-year agreement.
The deal gives the NDP the support of 44 MLAs, the minimum number required to have a majority of support in the 87-seat legislature.
Under Canada's political system, B.C. Liberal Leader Christy Clark remains premier for the time being. She can now ask Lt.-Gov. Judith Guichon for the chance to face the legislature and introduce a throne speech, resign or request to dissolve the legislature and hold new elections.
Clark has yet to comment on today's deal.
More to come
I kind of thought Weaver had more brains than to climb in bed with Horgan! I doubt if Green and Greed mix too well!
Fair enough, that's your opinion and you're fully entitled to it, but that doesn't make it any more valid than mine.
Well I am betting that the Green NDP coalition government dissolves before Trump leaves the White House .
BREAKING: NDP and Greens announce plans for minority government | Daily Hive Vancouver
This govt won't last to long
This govt won't last to long
I could care less about site C. Build it or don't, BC is about to feel it.
BC can't live off money stolen from the Chinese workers much longer.
That money isn't growing.
BC can't live off money stolen from the Chinese workers much longer.
That money isn't growing.
You mean couldn't-you couldn't care less.
Yes Comrade whatever you say Comrade.
Anyone want to do a poll about how long before Christie Clunk gets the boot/knife in the back?
As long as the general population is prepared to keep paying increasing taxes, the gubmint can forestall the inevitable
It's amazing how many people make that grammatical error- I heard my mother in law say the same thing a thousand times.
Back to Site C, how much of the proposed "footprint" has already been logged and cleared?I could have told you that 50 years ago! (But you didn't ask)