So how can that be a bad thing?Pretty much.
Often done during times when an inconvenient subject is on the agenda.
Yup but they still have to make up the scheduled number of days of Parliament later.Prorogation is when the PM sends 'em all home, right?
So, kinda like snow days?Yup but they still have to make up the scheduled number of days of Parliament later.
So, kinda like snow days?
So how can that be a bad thing?
I've only had snow days when living in BC. Never in SK AB NT YK NT or MBIf we took snow days in Canada nothing would ever get done.
I've only had snow days when living in BC. Never in SK AB NT YK NT or MB
Son, any group of politicians would find a way to abuse granola. Does no one remember the wisdom of Lord Acton?It has been used by many/most of the parties to avoid scrutiny or a difficult situation.
Harper did it a few years ago to avoid a non-confidence vote... The Chretin gvt before him did it to avoid an investigation into a situation that could have potentially construed as fraud.
Ultimately, it is a normal and legal procedure in Cdn Parliament, however, as with anything, it has the potential to be abused
The Province has none but contractors do.In BC's defense, they don't have any real fleets of snow removal equipment outside the Coqihala (sp?)
I've only had snow days when living in BC. Never in SK AB NT YK NT or MB
You and my brother.That's cause I own the only snow tires and chains south of Prince George.
You and my brother.
And that is why I don't and won't ever trust any of them. Once upon a time there were MPs who were in politics not for themselves but for the people they represent. Those days are long gone.
as is the coalition construct a legitimate vehicle within the Westminister Parliamentary system... which makes your opinion of the matter irrelevant. The BQ was/is a legitimate party within Canada... it is quite clear how Quebecers have used that party for (presumed) regional gain rather than any attachment to a sovereignty pursuit. As far as any discussions went before Harper played his perogy, my understanding is the BQ were accepting to conditions being placed on them as a part of their inclusion within a possible coalition. In any case, you're simply parroting the "coalition boogeyman" theme that Harper Conservatives trotted out... claiming "democracy would be stolen"!
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I'm aware of Harper Conservatives authorizing the hiring of additional CRA inspectors to "go after the enemies of the state charities"... I'm not aware of any results that suggest, as you say, "laws have been broken". I'd ask you to cite your claim, but why give you another opportunity to play your, "I'm not your google bitch" card.
Trudeau on ISIS:
"I know there are other things Canada could do, that other countries wouldn't be able to do just as well...There's a lot of people, refugees, displaced peoples fleeing violence who are facing a very, very cold winter in the mountains. If something Canada has expertise on is how to face a winter in the mountains with the right kind of equipment," said Trudeau while motioning towards a window facing Jasper National Park.
"Canada is better than that and our forces certainly are as well," said Trudeau.
When pressed afterwards on exactly which countries besides a Western power like Canada should be helping in the offensive, Trudeau would not give specifics.
"There are countries with far more aircraft to do that than Canada and they should continue."
Sun News : Trudeau says Canada should help ISIS victims with 'cold winter' advice
Yeah, we should really make this dimwit PM.
Jesus H. Christ. What a ****ing maroon. Must be working for Harper. Send him off to spend a winter in the mountains.
I'm voting Con...........Then going to cut my fingers off.
Horrible horrible choices.:help: