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Was it the same media that was filtering during that bit (approximately September 2022 through around March 2025) where Team Blue was way ahead in the polls, too?
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Liberal Minority Government 2025 - ???
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That's a solid pinky promise.
MilEME09
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it will definitely help with investor confidence, if even half of these agreements we have signed bare fruit this year, the economy will be in good shape
of course there is no evidence of malfeasance. I wouldn't expect there to be apparent evidence even if there was some skullduggery. Both Brookfield and Carney have been around far too long to get caught up in that kind of scandal. The fact that Brookfield has numerous lobbyists working Ottawa who have been in direct contact with Carney on several occasions is just smoke, the result of their being old business mates wanting to meet over a social drink, and events are pure coincidence if they work in Brookfield's favour. But if all of the liberal (do nothing wrong) group can spend their time castigating Pierre when the very leader they are fawning over is drawing heavily from the conservative platform and rising in the polls as a direct result then I am certainly entitled to create my own rumours regarding the lack of moral turpitude evidenced (to my mind which is all that counts) by his actions: in particular with reference China and news where Brookfield's name just happens (strictly coincidental I am sure) to come up. As far as hating the man, consider this: he is a liberal and was chosen by the Laurentian Elite to be the new leader. That group has never changed.
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My understanding is even when those agreements are signed, which seems to be the exception rather than the norm, it's just symbolic. Nothing about them is legally binding in any sence.
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MOUs are never legally binding usually, its a notice of intent essentially
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Sort of how it’s supposed to start…
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MOUs aren't required. It's more fluff than anything. Good for news article.
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Canadians want floor-crossing MPs to face ‘immediate’ byelections: poll
Great way to test "My constituency wants me to do this".
Did you really think that a signed trade deal just happens with a visit?
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I think there's been a whole bunch of broken promises over the last 10 and 20 years.
Being proud of Carney for "doing something" that amounts to a pinky promise is silly. Celebrate when there's a deal.
Building a house is good. Building a fake construction site to do a video about your promsie to build houses is theatrics. Aren't you tired of the theatrics?
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No, I’m not.
Because if you think PP could have achieved more in the same timeframe, I’ve got a condo in downtown Toronto to sell you.
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Butwhataboutharper?
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Gotta start somewhere. I'm happy trade and development is being announced as opposed to sunny ways, regardless of whether it comes from Mr. Carney, Mr. Poilievre, or Ronald MacDonald.
Things like this lead me to believe its more than just theatrics.
Buy Canada: Foreign direct investment in Canada reached the highest level since 2007, while Canada's outward investment flows cooled in 2025
Buy Canada: Foreign direct investment in Canada reached the highest level since 2007, while Canada's outward investment flows cooled in 2025
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Some Deputy shuffling, including some moves in Defence:
Carney shakes up senior ranks of the public service
Kevin Brosseau, who was named Canada's fentanyl czar in February 2025, is keeping that role but is also being made the senior associate deputy minister of national defence and commissioner of the Canadian Coast Guard.
In a statement the Prime Minister's Office said the "leadership changes support the strong, effective delivery of priorities and results for Canadians, while positioning the federal government to advance Canada's interests and respond to the rapidly shifting dynamics of the global landscape."
Carney shakes up senior ranks of the public service
Kevin Brosseau, who was named Canada's fentanyl czar in February 2025, is keeping that role but is also being made the senior associate deputy minister of national defence and commissioner of the Canadian Coast Guard.
In a statement the Prime Minister's Office said the "leadership changes support the strong, effective delivery of priorities and results for Canadians, while positioning the federal government to advance Canada's interests and respond to the rapidly shifting dynamics of the global landscape."
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That's making the CCG Commissioner the #2 public servant in Defence, leapfrogging them ahead of the rest of the bureaucracy.
The role of National Security and Intelligence Advisor got downgraded a bit.
A DM was appointed to get the new Financial Crimes Agency off that ground; that’s to be a law enforcement agency that will take a sizable chunk of large scale financial crime from the Mounties and will work it with a dedicated agency. If they pull it off that’ll be a good thing.
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Staying consistent.
Liberal Lead Over Conservatives Grows to 8 Points
Liberals extend lead as Canadians debate another federal election
You quite literally pulled a what about Trudeau and then criticized him with that. LOL.
Never change Jarn. Never change.
I’m actually glad we finally have leader who is trying to get things done and not playing stupid games.
We just need an official opposition to do the same and we might actually have a serious parliament for once
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