Have you ever considered that the Prime Directive is not only not ethical, but also illogical, and perhaps morally indefensible?
Yes, indeed.
This strategy will include measures to implement unit price labelling so Canada can compare easily in this era of ‘shrinkflation,’ as well as support for the work of the Competition Bureau in monitoring and enforcing competition in our market," he said.
This would be a welcome requirement in my books.
Yeah, I don’t get where the “appeasement” narrative is coming from.
A lot of the CentrePort initiative has relied on the province being a good export route from the US, though.
I don’t think it’s clear what he means, tbh. I don’t see how it could mean anything other than a permanent military presence there, which…isn’t currently on the table?
Sure, but I’m not about to absolve the spa of responsibility for what they put out into the world.
Can’t say I agree with that.
Alexandre Boileau, Groupe Nordik’s senior director of marketing in sales, said in an emailed statement to CBC News that the survey was “reviewed in advance” but admits the company “did not apply sufficient scrutiny” to the values-based questions CROP included.
Yeah, I don’t know if they’re focusing on more geographically spread-out areas, or what.
It sounds like the party is in the toilet, and the PQ is riding high in the polls…
This will probably be the only remotely positive thing I’ll have to say about the CPC during this campaign, but good for them for taking out the trash.
And yeah, there’s still a lot of trash left.
That seems like a little much - there’s plenty of foreign media that produces worthwhile content.
Blacklisting certain outlets, on the other hand…
Okay then, the next election will happen when the next election is called.
Let me know if I used any words that are too big for you.
The likely scenario is that, immediately upon Parliament resuming next month, the Liberals will immediately lose a confidence vote, triggering a snap election. The opposition parties have all stated that they will initiate a confidence vote at the earliest opportunity.
In the unlikely event that doesn’t happen, I imagine JT would remain on as PM until the mandatory election this fall. Were he to step down, he would probably appoint a sitting MP as interim PM.
As a fun(?) aside, Canada has had two PMs who served while members of the (unelected) Senate, and MacKenzie King and John Turner both briefly governed without a ministerial seat.
No one is expecting Carney, or anyone else, to serve as an unelected PM.
Yeah, this is already something they can (and do) do under the terms of NORAD.