As long as we have Question Period (and I don't see that changing any time soon), I will expect alll politicians of all stripes to attend, where feasible. Their attendance (or lack thereof) will factor into my considerations come election time.
Completely concur. I would go one step further, and question the amount of money on extending quantity of life, at great expense, over quality of life. we (Canada) have some very distorted priorities
Fair observation. Based on my long association with this forum, I tend to jump quickly on what I see as bad faith posting. That is because I care about the quality of the discussion here, as I have found the discussion informative , occasionally illuminating, and often humorous over the last...
Dude. An opinion at odds with yours is not a sign of a failing in the person who holds that opinion.
Constant reversion to ad hominem attacks does little to advance your argument, and calls into question the strength of your own opinion
I am a little concerned by how much you seem to know about my motivations, intent, viewpoint, etc. Of course if we had a conversation you might be able to confirm the validity of your assumptions. I have no doubt the discussion would also be less shouty and aggressive were we to meet in person
Hmm. It's like you want them to be able to procure more affordable accommodations based on a more efficient and effective means of travel than owning a car and paying parking downtown where they serve the chosen ones / masters of the universe...
You are obviously a commie pinko traitor
This feels a bit gratuitous. When you get to the endzone, try and look like you have been there before. Graciousness is a useful skill, or so I have been told.
That was a very good interview. The change in his tone and tenor is quite remarkable and shows that he and the CPC have adjusted after electoral defeats. This is great news - Canada is stronger with viable and credible alternatives to lead the country.
I asked the question differently
does hsr make sense in canada?:
Short answer: Yes — high‑speed rail (HSR) can make sense in Canada, but only in specific corridors and under certain conditions. The latest federal work on the Alto project (Toronto–Québec City) shows the government is treating...
Good policy - horrible politics. No voter really notices an increase in gas taxes. If they have to pay a large lump sum when purchasing tires, they will definitely notice.
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