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In what is becoming a familiar pattern for the Trudeau government, the Liberal Party has once again gone all-out on a contentious political issue only to abruptly back down with minimal explanation. Tuesday yielded two such instances, in fact. Liberal Party House Leader Mark Holland began the...

Informed Canadians will have little trouble remembering how fixated Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was with the foreign money donated through crowdfunding sources to the Freedom Convoy. But for those who don’t recall, here’s a brief refresher. The PM was so obsessed about donations from...

I keep hearing the same thing, like that’s the lifeline-soundbite the media’s needle is skipping in the groove to. If the influence of China’s interference altered the seat count in Parliament, it altered the dynamic in Parliament. If MP’s and their staff were complicit in this, then they need...

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s office says his chief of staff, Katie Telford, will testify before a Parliamentary committee on foreign interference, putting an end to dozens of hours of Liberal filibustering and a political deadlock on the issue...

Boss of what? At home in the equivalent of a marriage? Hardly…😉

Not irked. Hard to convey emotion in the equivalent of a text. Simply a statement. An observation. I thought the whole thing, including someone being offended, was funny but that’s just me. Laugh whenever you can!!

So…Justin is throwing Jagmeet a bone? Letting Mr Singh save face? OK, as long as there’s a PUBLIC Inquiry to come out of this, so we as the Public get to know what the hells going on eventually in the light of day.

The minority Liberal government will not make a Conservative motion calling on the prime minister’s chief of staff to testify on foreign election interference a matter of confidence, Justin Trudeau says. For weeks, Conservatives have tried to get Katie Telford to appear as a witness at a...

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No, that’s an observation.

Asked my Girl about this, & she said, “No matter what they do, they’re going to offend some snowflake somewhere.” Oh well….

OTTAWA — All eyes will be on New Democrats on Tuesday as they decide whether they will support the Conservatives’ motion to compel the prime minister’s chief of staff to testify on alleged Chinese interference in past elections. Conservatives used their opposition day motion — which provides an...

Well, on that note, maybe it’s time to dust this thread off ‘cuz the threat of an election by Trudeau is rearing it’s pompous head: Monday was another day of political games on Parliament Hill. As Pierre Poilievre and his Conservatives continued to try to get Justin Trudeau’s chief of staff to...

Heard them all. Still laugh!! A little? Fools Text to Talk pretty consistently. Probably more than a little….

The Laurentian elite, typified by both Johnston and Trudeau, is principally of British and French descent, uniformly white and actively keeps Canadians of other backgrounds out of the corridors of power. The stubborn persistence of this privileged class is hardly synonymous with the racial...

It remains to be seen how the NDP respond to the motion, with signals being sent that the caucus is still considering its options. The Conservatives and the Bloc wouldn't have the votes to see it pass without them, and over the weekend a number of Conservative MPs were posting about today’s...

Among the other names the Conservatives are pushing to come testify: Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland, authors of the Critical Election Incident Public Protocol reports for the 2019 and 2021 elections James Judd and Morris Rosenberg, respectively, and former Pierre Elliott Trudeau...

https://apple.news/A6OJqnUQ9QZ2JBVyf7eO1-w To do an apparent end run around the Liberal filibuster blocking one study from going ahead, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is forcing MPs to debate and then vote on a motion instructing an opposition-dominated House committee to strike its own...

Opposition Motions March 16, 2023 — Mr. Cooper (St. Albert—Edmonton)— That the House reaffirm the position of the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs on the necessity and mechanics of a national public inquiry on the matter of foreign election interference, expressed in its...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s appointment of former governor general David Johnston as his “eminent rapporteur” on foreign interference by China in the last two federal elections is a classic “wag the dog” political strategy. Wag the dog, short for the tail wagging the dog, means distracting...