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Stephen Harper’s Conservatives, in nine years, paid McKinsey & Company 2.2 million dollars (so less than $250,000 per year on average) for whatever services they were contracted for. Trudeau’s NDP/Liberals gave more than $30 Million to McKinsey & Company in 2021-2022 alone than the entire term...

Bill Morneau has a book coming out in 10 days. http://apple.news/AW0ziyR2HTheaRpRojZ5h-g Former federal finance minister Bill Morneau sees a bright future for Canada. What he doesn’t envision is Prime Minister Justin Trudeau leading the country to this promised land.

In the nine years of the Harper government, McKinsey was awarded $2.2 million in federal contracts. During Trudeau's seven years in office, the company has received $66 million from the federal government. McKinsey & Co. — a multi-billion dollar global consultancy firm with five locations in...

Consecutive sentencing. I didn’t realize that was still a thing in Canada even, and thought that it was all concurrent sentencing at this point. Interesting.

I guess if other peoples money is no object though…then these consultant services stop being a service and start becoming a means to an end. In all honesty, I had never heard of this company of “McKinsey & Company” and I am assuming I’m not the only one and that’s the reason I posted that quick...

Nuclear is a risk with the best environmental return I’d wager. Hydro is a risk too with a big environmental footprint, but should we ban it (or just tax it into obscurity?). I think a mix of all of the above is the potential solution, at least in the foreseeable future.

Join a gym or boxing club, & get some first-hand guidance from people who actually know what they’re talking about who aren’t trying to sell you something from Amazon, etc… Boxing is amazing Cardio and there’s a reason why (Except for Butterbean, & he was a total KO Freak) you generally don’t...

It’s the scale of its use between Harper and Trudeau that rings the alarm bell for me.

Why would they freak out if they’re already not only already doing this but are the leaders in this? Where would the electricity come from for the electrolysis to convert this product from Natural Gas (?) & would that extra step and required power actually make it “Greener” than Natural Gas...

McKinsey & Company is a global management consulting firm. We are the trusted advisor to the world's leading businesses, governments, and institutions. We work with leading organizations across the private, public and social sectors. Our scale, scope, and knowledge allow us to address problems...

I think the world is getting tired of China’s threats… it may contain almost 1/4 of the global population, but enough is enough.

Perhaps it was the forum you utilized? Perhaps they should be on the wall in the Parliamentary Lavatory??

The very next post (#2692) says “For Ovechkin, you ban his ass from Canada, for life. He crosses, he's arrested for supporting terrorism and crimes against humanity.” That sounds “Cancel-ish” as well as condemned. 😁

I totally was not kidding, either with respect to the no consultation with the public, unless the public agreed with them (is them the right pronoun here?) in advance. Back in April, Canadian Heritage ran online consultations for a future “National Action Plan on Combatting Hate” that could...

Careful. If I was a liberal that might be considered hate speech.

It’s a solo act…. Sort of….. assuming that the liberals and the NDP are the same party…I guess…. And it’s without any public consultation unless the public happens to agree with whatever stance the liberal NDP party is currently partaking in I guess.. I’ve got a question for you, sir, with...

That would depend upon which direction his reinforced Army is facing, right? I’m talking desertion en mass I’m assuming.

The “National Action Plan on Combatting Hate” doesn’t exist yet. Whenever it is released, you may see ministers on the culture portfolio boast of the public consultations that helped shape it. If that happens, don’t take them at their word. Back in April, Canadian Heritage ran online...

A new strain of the COVID Omicron variant has begun to spread in the United States. The subvariant named XBB 1.5, and nicknamed the Kraken, accounts for about 40 per cent of confirmed U.S. COVID cases at this time, which is up about 20 per cent from one week ago, according to the Center for...

That’s the guy. His name escaped me. http://publications.gc.ca/Collection-R/LoPBdP/CIR/952-e.htm