Are those dick socks???? 
Playing the Dick tator to the max
Playing the Dick tator to the max
Liberals, NDP leadership have tentative deal to support Trudeau government to 2025
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The way Justin goes through money, there won’t be any for your Canada Pension
Why you'll never get to collect your Canada Pension Plan
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I get mine. About 1/3 of what it should be after 50 years of enforced donations.
Ottawa Police Chief admits that no loaded firearms were found in trucks at the freedom protest
Ottawa Police Chief admits that no loaded firearms were found in trucks at the freedom protest
The questioning came from Conservative MP Dane Lloyd, who pressed interim Ottawa Police Chief Steve Bell on the matter.
Makes a body wonder what else the Heroes in Blue might lie about.
Trudeau wears blue? Other than those weird socks that is.
They did their level best to worm out of giving a straight answer, Tec but were finally forced to admit the truth so I would not be the least bit surprised if they were covering up more blatant lies.
Yeah, I read the whole story. His command of waffling bullshit was impressive. Like most generals, top cops are politicians in uniform.
A regular goon woulda just blubbered "Ah wuz in fear of mah laf!" or whatever the cop union up there tells its guys is the get-out-of-jail-free card.
Rex Murphy: Liberal-NDP ‘coalition’ will make Canada worse off. But that’s just fine for Singh and Trudeau — National Post
This is two leaders of political parties cobbling together an arrangement for their shared comfort and ease
Interesting read. It is two leaders of political parties cobbling together an arrangement, the only object of which is their shared comfort and ease. Throw away any notion that their new partnership is in your interests, as both NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau insist. Your interests are the last things on their minds.
First, about the deal itself, I note considerable unease within the contracting parties when outsiders describe their pact as a “coalition.” Well, if it barks, has four legs, is called Spot and runs to the door when you come home, chances are it’s a dog. The affected sensitivity about calling it what it effectively is — even if it doesn’t meet the strict, formal definition of a coalition — arises from the fact that when two parties that are supposed to have real and separate identities, and have over their histories (and as recently as the last election) lambasted one another with fury and zeal and thrown up all sorts of harsh objections to one other, are seen heading off to the bedroom, hand-in-hand, people might start thinking that up to now they have been sold a bill of goods.
The sniping and abuse they have hurled at each other turns out to have been just a show — sciamachy and empty theatricals for the benefit of the cheap seats.
Anything that they deem their best interests. Following the time tested rule of politics. A lie is as good as the truth if you can get someone to believe it.
Well, get it while it’s in season. The champagne corks are popping in NDP headquarters, only the plucky socialists haven’t yet worked out that they’re toasting their own funeral.
With this week’s deal to prop up Justin Trudeau until 2025, the NDP has just given the Liberals all of the gains over the next three years in exchange for all of the pain of “coalition” government. To translate it into language NDP leader Jagmeet Singh will understand: come 2025, you’ll be the guy crying in the shower on TikTok.
MacDougall: Welcome to all of the pain and none of the gain, Jagmeet Singh — Ottawa Citizen
Some will argue the political agreement with the Trudeau Liberals buys the NDP the time it needs to regroup and refinance. But this gets it exactly backward. To regroup and refinance, the NDP needs to offer something different from the Liberals.
In other words, being the junior partner in a confidence and supply arrangement is a bad gig. Trudeau will say he delivered X, while Singh will say he made him do it. I know which slogan I’d rather have.
So cheers, NDP. It was nice knowing you.
Ottawa Police Chief admits that no loaded firearms were found in trucks at the freedom protest
Ottawa Police Chief admits that no loaded firearms were found in trucks at the freedom protest
The questioning came from Conservative MP Dane Lloyd, who pressed interim Ottawa Police Chief Steve Bell on the matter.thepostmillennial.com
So….the Emergencies Act — the statute that replaced the War Measures Act, now that it was used in the Justin/Jagmeet show…. Is supposedly supposed to be reviewed by committee In Parliament.
Thankfully (for Justin/Jagmeet) Russia invaded the Ukraine to take the eyes off of the aftermath of the Emergencies Act being used in Canada… but does anybody have any idea how this is going and what’s happening??
negative.. if Pierre Poilievre is the leader of the CPC it will be within 8 months..
maybe that’s why you keep rooting for the other putz that wouldn’t stand up to Trudeau/Singh
Here’s another potential end-run around answerability to parliament & the Canadian People:
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In a move typically not seen until closer to the end of the spring sitting, the Liberals have given notice for a motion looking to revive late-night House sittings, while also proposing to give ministers the temporary power to table ‘without notice’ a motion to adjourn the Commons until the fall.
As it stands, other than a one week break in late May, the House is scheduled to sit straight through until June 23.
But should this motion pass as drafted, the Liberals would have the ability to rise in the Chamber, present “without notice, a motion to adjourn the House until Monday, September 19, 2022.”
Liberals propose temporary new power to adjourn House 'without notice' and revive late-night sittings — CTV News
In a move typically not seen until closer to the end of the spring sitting, the Liberals have given notice for a motion looking to revive late-night House sittings, while also proposing to give ministers the temporary power to table 'without notice' a motion to adjourn the Commons until the fall.
In a move typically not seen until closer to the end of the spring sitting, the Liberals have given notice for a motion looking to revive late-night House sittings, while also proposing to give ministers the temporary power to table ‘without notice’ a motion to adjourn the Commons until the fall.
As it stands, other than a one week break in late May, the House is scheduled to sit straight through until June 23.
But should this motion pass as drafted, the Liberals would have the ability to rise in the Chamber, present “without notice, a motion to adjourn the House until Monday, September 19, 2022.”
Of course they do . We don’t need any tough questions and the stink might blow away by then .Here’s another potential end-run around answerability to parliament & the Canadian People:
Liberals propose temporary new power to adjourn House 'without notice' and revive late-night sittings — CTV News
In a move typically not seen until closer to the end of the spring sitting, the Liberals have given notice for a motion looking to revive late-night House sittings, while also proposing to give ministers the temporary power to table 'without notice' a motion to adjourn the Commons until the fall.
In a move typically not seen until closer to the end of the spring sitting, the Liberals have given notice for a motion looking to revive late-night House sittings, while also proposing to give ministers the temporary power to table ‘without notice’ a motion to adjourn the Commons until the fall.
As it stands, other than a one week break in late May, the House is scheduled to sit straight through until June 23.
But should this motion pass as drafted, the Liberals would have the ability to rise in the Chamber, present “without notice, a motion to adjourn the House until Monday, September 19, 2022.”
In response to continuing accusations of greed-flation and price gouging, Loblaws has announced the launch of a nationwide chain of for-profit food banks.
“We’re sensitive to the fact that Canadians are struggling with the growing cost of food,” said a spokesperson for the 50 billion dollar grocery giant that has repeatedly claimed they will go bankrupt if they’re not allowed to charge $19 for grapes.
“The concept is very simple,” explained a Loblaws spokesperson. “Those in need are issued a basket at the entrance. Clients are then welcome to self-select their own food from the shelves, after which a Loblaws food bank worker will help them calculate a recommended donation no less than the exact amount of the combined retail price of the food in their basket, which they must pay before they leave, plus tax”.
Customers will also have the option to immediately donate a portion of their food back to the food bank for other customers in slightly greater need.
According to the company, the food bank will be generously stocked with aging produce from across their stores, lightly-botulised canned goods, other food deemed too sad even for No Frills, as well as donations from throughout the community.
“We will be donating some of our finest least-good products from throughout our stores, but we’re really depending on the generosity of everyday Canadians to make this work,” added the spokesperson.
The launch was accompanied by a dual announcement from the company that they would be launching a new Optimum Food Stamps program, where customers could redeem their points at double the value, but only at the for-profit food bank and only for targeted food items such as fruit and vegetables, bread, and cheese.
The idea of a for-profit food bank received a warm reception from federal and provincial politicians, who called the plan “innovative”.
“This is another innovative example of best-in-class thinking by corporate Canada,’ said a spokesperson for the Prime Minister’s Office, who issued a follow-up announcement that they would be giving the Loblaws food banks a 400 million dollar grant in support of the program.
The Ministry of Finance also announced that despite being a for-profit business, they would be granting the food bank charitable status on the basis that if they didn’t Loblaws would figure out a way to avoid paying taxes anyway like they do every year.
At press time, it was reported that due to the increasing market dominance of the Loblaws food banks, other smaller, local food banks were unable to compete with the grocery/charity giant and would be going out of non-business.
Loblaws launches for profit food bank
BRAMPTON - In response to continuing accusations of greed-flation and price gouging, Loblaws has announced the launch of a nationwide chain of for-profit food banks.
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