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Michael Chong’s Reform Act, passed from the Conservative MP’s private member’s bill in 2015, offers MPs an ounce of courage in situations like these. It codifies rules for removing a party leader from office, as well as for expelling members from caucus; both are decided by a secret-ballot vote...

If so, it’s a pretty limp wristed one. A very odd and telling talking point has taken hold among federal Liberals in recent times — including among those who seem to think Justin Trudeau ought to step aside as party leader: It’s the notion that Trudeau has somehow “earned the right” to decide...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he doesn't think his leadership is in danger, one day before a highly anticipated Liberal caucus meeting where his future at the helm of the Liberal party is expected to be up for discussion. Around an hour later, ministers started trickling into the room...

How long did it take to build 500 km of tunnels under Gaza? Somewhere in that timeframe….I’m sure (ok…ass/u/ming) somebody noticed a distinct lack of bombs shelters? Maybe not.

Definitely fascinating stuff.

Today is Tuesday 22 Oct. Tomorrow is this liberal powwow where some 30-ish MPs are supposed to present him with a letter asking Trudeau to step down. What are the odds that Trudeau will actually show up in Parliament today (?) or is he going to skip this session too?

I’m sure there is, & many sites outside of the Middle East too.

http://apple.news/ATJLpbGb_Qwa70pN8aH1xbg She’s one of the few names that doesn’t carry the Trudeau stank. “Christy Clark’s a very interesting candidate because she does have this record of fiscal responsibility which may appeal to some a little bit over right and centre voters that might think...

Why are there no bomb shelters in Gaza? How is it that those who planned the raid on Israel, who knew that their attack would almost certainly elicit devastating retaliation, didn’t plan on ways to protect their own citizens? It’s not for lack of resources. There are miles and miles of bomb...

Religion was a motivator for ancient peoples, but not myself for seeing what they’ve done. The archeological architecture is fascinating more so that the religion behind it, to me anyway. Not skipping them, but motivated by different reasons.

Sources inside the Liberal party say François-Philippe Champagne and Mélanie Joly have had conversations with colleagues about organizing future leadership bids, although Champagne denied to the Star on Monday that his calls were about organizing. Former B.C. Premier Christy Clark suggested to...

Multiple news outlets, including CBC, have reported that some Liberal MPs hope to present a letter to Trudeau, signed by caucus members, calling on him to resign. Last week, multiple sources said at least 20 MPs have signed the document. But other than Charlottetown MP Sean Casey, who already...

Revenue Canada? What’s to gain from attacking an Embassy in Buenos Ares? I’d prefer to wander the sites & ruins of Central & South America (more relevant interest for me, but to each their own). I’ve no interest is touring the Middle East what so ever. OK. I believe you. No reason not to...

Backing Trudeau as a Liberal might equally be political suicide at this point too though.

The Liberal government is still providing redacted documents and withholding others on the so-called “green slush fund” from the House of Commons nearly one month after Speaker Greg Fergus scolded it for doing just that. In a letter tabled in Parliament Monday, Commons Law Clerk Michel Bédard...

I didn’t say he was a liberal shill, but he is a shill, I’m assuming for upvotes or whatever. I listen to the words that Justin Trudeau actually said as opposed to the spin. To each their own though. If by actually listening to what he said as opposed to what he implied means, in your...

Am I in Hezbollah’s sphere of influence? Me personally? I don’t see myself as being in its sphere of influence as a non-religious Trucking Industry employed Canadian in the middle of the prairies, so no…I personally am not afraid of Hezbollah. The closest target in Canada off the top of my head...

Ok, I made it through the first 15 minutes (& 40 seconds) of the above piece. Wow…that dude is hearing what he wants to hear & not what Trudeau “actually” said. If a Conservative was actually involved directly in foreign interference, Justin Trudeau would’ve said a Conservative is directly...

Justin Trudeau’s government has survived two confidence votes since the House of Commons returned on Sept. 16, but the Liberals have lost control of the House. Since last Wednesday, the government hasn’t been able to move forward with their legislative agenda as MPs debate two instances of what...