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My Friend, Tony McQuail

Word around the campfire is elections Canada will be making an exception and doing write in name ballots for this Bi-election. Will try to get MSM links. Here we go https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/elections-canada-longest-ballot-1.7595763

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I spoke to Tony McQuail today. He is seriously thinking about running. We talked about a few points, I will not bring them up here at this time. Personally, I suggest if your NDP and if Tony runs, I recommend supporting him. He was a long time Holistic management instructor (a student of Allan...

Interesting in the one article to see my friend Tony McQuail is considering running for leadership of the NDP. He is a good, sensible man (a retired farmer) and he could steer the party away from radicals. I am not sure he is ready for the cutthroat of politics. I will call him later and see...

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Unlike the Liberals, the Conservatives have allowed the party to keep the regulation that allows them to remove a leader they feel no longer fits the criteria (Liberals turned down this option last spring when they had a chance). Leadership review coming in January 2026, lets see what the...

We get it. You hate Pierre Poilievre in an unhealthy way. However he is a legit candidate, he was an MP for 20+ years and guess what? its not the first time this has been done. The protestors are not protesting Pierre running. Ohhh, on parachuting, I guess you hate Uncle Mark too? Booted out...

Interesting that we have a resident of Nebraska (Jason Buzzell of Fremont, Nebraska) running as one of the longest ballot committee members and a resident of the UK (Tracy Faber of Lancaster, UK), both represented by Tomas Szuchewycz (The guy representing most of them). But hey "its no big...

OK thanks for the info. I will not offer any more opinions until I watch the video above and read up on it. Sounds interesting

Sorry, what this please?

Summer ain't over

You do know who Professor John Robson is, right? Very anti-Liberal in the last few years.

It has plenty of merits and faults. I as one of 41,000,000+ stake holders won't support PR for parliament. I still support FPTP system. Yup, I said it. I say this as a guy who watched his party NOT WIN the last election (or the 3 prior) on FPTP. I would support a senate that was reformed...