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So you have faith in Jagmeet Singh (& his outgoing MP’s) doing what they say they’ll do…& not screw over the Canadian Taxpayer for pensions they wouldn’t otherwise receive…for life? If so, you’ve got more faith in their integrity & ethics than I do…& same for all the Libs that came in, in 2019.

A whole week has passed since Justin Trudeau somberly announced his “intention” to resign, without actually resigning. http://apple.news/ASNOIKT_oTM2Fu6VJmH4gpQ Trudeau declares himself a fighter, but in the same breathe stated he is not up to the fight of the “internal battles” within the...

Anand another one bows out of the clown show.

That’s why, I’m assuming the liberals are going to give this new leader time, without a confidence vote, to get exposure. How would they accomplish that? By removing the threat of an no-confidence vote again as soon as they pass their procurement bill. A snap election is great for Canada and...

That has to happen during parliament on an opposition day, or over a vote in involving the budget, etc… I’m assuming Jagmeet Singh is already back in the pocket of the Liberals, for this next procurement vote on March 27th. My best guess is the purchase (rental) price was rolling the election...

In the leadership race to replace him, Justin Trudeau is all but laying his hands upon Mark Carney.Former top advisor Gerald Butts is part of Carney’s campaign team while others close to Trudeau, including Trudeau’s chief of staff Katie Telford, are making calls on Carney’s behalf. (I think...

About half of these people seem to have gone to the Trudeau school of international diplomacy.

Much of what the liberals have done and are doing is not going to end well. What is your logic with respect to predicting a May election though?

One? Here’s forty others: http://pressprogress.ca/here_are_41_of_the_sketchiest_things_that_happened_during_christy_clark_time_as_premier_of_bc/ The first one is similar to her above accusation against the Federal Conservatives…so there’s a pattern here. Without any evidence whatsoever, Clark...

When Ms. Cullen told Ms. Clark the Conservatives confirmed she held a Conservative Party membership, Ms. Clark said she never received the card nor a ballot, and said she wouldn’t put it past the party to “manufacture” one of them?…but… She told host Catherine Cullen that she’d “never” had a...

Or June, or July, or October 20th, or maybe October 27th (looking at you here Jagmeet)…. What’s your logic for predicting a May election? Parliament back March 27th from “this” proroguing…for maybe a day for a procurement vote…& then what to turn into a May election? (A Canadian Federal...

Popular Science, January 1963. ???

Dude doesn’t speak French. Read a bit about him in the last few minutes. Despite his candidacy, Arya cannot speak French, and does not believe his lack of French matters in Quebec…so time will tell. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chandra_Arya

Not like they’re not watching. It’s like a traffic accident or a dumpster fire, & though they’re not participants, it’s hard to turn their attention away from it when it’s happening beside them. The Liberal party will choose its new leader on March 9. The new leader is expected to assume...

“Thank you! Come again?” Once in English, then repeated in French?

But…is it the hottest BULLSHIT on record?

Hmmm…same area (provincially instead of federally) as potentially the next (briefly) Prime Minister of Canada MP Chandra Arya. Nepean been mentioned a couple times here today now.

I was mildly surprised as I was reading the above post and got down to the video, that Backbench Ottawa MP Chandra Arya wasn’t a woman. Guess he’s just some guy who voted in lockstep with Justin Trudeau for as long as he’s been in parliament then? Don’t know how I missed him, ‘cuz he sits right...

Well…maybe, & maybe not. Last I heard among the almost a dozen liberal candidates for the next leader/PM (briefly), Christie Clark was favoured by 4% of liberals…but she’s the only one (as far as I know) that hasn’t served under and alongside Justin Trudeau...

"[Los Angeles] already has a naturally fire adapted flora — nothing like eucalyptus, but they have plenty of shrubs and trees that are adapted to burning, so it's a highly fire prone landscape anyway” because…? This isn’t the cause, just a contributing factor. Mature trees bark is extremely...