I made it as far east as Winterpeg once. That was a long unenjoyable train ride.
Took a bridge from Ottawa into Quebec about five vehicles pulled over on the bridge . Got to the other side saw more cars pulled over , turned around and went back .
Well, NATO hasn’t gone to war yet, but it is meeting this week…So what happens when NATO goes to war in the few days or weeks?
100,000 fully equipped troops with full air support currently haning out in Poland arent there for a weiner roast. What do people think the emergency NATO meeting Trudeau attended was all aboot? Photo opp?
Wakie wakie, hands off snakie. Its time to wake up.
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Decision was made ages ago. Theyve been building up arms and troops for months and slowly walking us to reality of an all out war.Well, NATO hasn’t gone to war yet, but it is meeting this week…
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in Washington, D.C. to mark the 75th anniversary of the formation of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, but it’s a domestic focus on trade that is dominating his schedule on the first day of his visit, BUT…
Trade is Trudeau's focus at NATO summit in Washington — CTV News
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in Washington, D.C. to mark the 75th anniversary of the formation of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, but it’s a domestic focus on trade that is dominating his schedule on the first day of his visit.apple.news
'Shameful': Justin Trudeau called out by Americans over failure to hit NATO spending target — Toronto Star
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government was still trying to figure out how to show when Canada can finally hit its decade-old NATO commitment on defence spending as the trans-Atlantic alliance opened its annual summit Tuesday, sources said.Etc….Nato allies pressure Canada to step up spending at Washington summit
Canada lags behind its commitment to spend 2% of its GDP on its military and allies have taken notice.
Maybe we can use some of our new immigrants as cannon fodder . They sure seem to like fire arms .
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Tasha Kheiriddin: Trudeau's Canada Day message fell as flat as his polling numbers — National Post
The prime minister's message sounded like it was recorded in 2015, while Poilievre showed genuine concern for the issues affecting Canadians
The inescapable implosion of Trudeau’s bizarro Liberal party: Full Comment podcast — National Post
A collapse of their Toronto—St. Paul’s fortress is just the beginning. All that remains to be seen is how extensive the Liberals’ inevitable ruin will be once Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s strange, destructive experiment is over. As Liberal activist and strategist Andrew Perez tells Brian...View attachment 22863
“Hello Colleagues, As most of you may know I (Ottawa-area Liberal MP Chandra Arya) am not a member of PMJT Super Fans Club. In my view PMJT has taken the party and the government too far left of centre,” he said, using the acronym for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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Even NDP voters aren't crazy about Jagmeet Singh propping up Trudeau: poll — National Post
32% of respondents say their opinion of Singh and the NDP is worse since 2022 when the deal was signed, while just 20% say they think better of the party and its leader now
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“This was a race the Liberal Party of Canada should not have lost (???). Our government has a strong legacy of achievement since 2015. The Liberal brand and our values resonate with Canadians,” (???) states the letter penned by Calgary MP George Chahal, who did not respond to a request for comment Sunday.
Trudeau’s office declines to comment on letter from Liberal MPs requesting national caucus meeting — The Globe and Mail
A small group of MPs sent the letter to Liberal caucus chair Brenda Shanahan on Friday requesting the immediate meeting to discuss what they call the ‘extremely concerning’ by-election results in Toronto-St. Paul’s
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The letter said many Canadians who have backed the Liberal Party are no longer supportive and have tuned out. It also said the voters in the Toronto by-election sent a clear message.
“If we claim to be listening, then our public responses are disconnected from reality,” it said.
Because…it’s 2015-ish…For political staffers who worked for former finance minister Bill Morneau when he resigned in 2020, Thursday morning must have felt like Groundhog Day.
I don’t mind her breathing, as long as she’s not speaking.
