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Liberal Minority Government 2025 - ???

CETA was finalized in 2014. Trudeau signed the documents for Canada in Nov. 2016, right so no heavy lifting unless a BIC is considered heavy. TPP fell apart when the U.S. under Trump withdrew from the agreement. Its successor, CPTPP followed much of the same format but eliminated a lot of the US clauses. The jury is still out on whether it is a good thing for Canada or a bad thing. So you are back to 1 out of 3 with the second as a sort of achievement and the third as a loser
 
CETA was finalized in 2014. Trudeau signed the documents for Canada in Nov. 2016, right so no heavy lifting unless a BIC is considered heavy. TPP fell apart when the U.S. under Trump withdrew from the agreement. Its successor, CPTPP followed much of the same format but eliminated a lot of the US clauses. The jury is still out on whether it is a good thing for Canada or a bad thing. So you are back to 1 out of 3 with the second as a sort of achievement and the third as a loser



As for CPTPP, only you would call free trade with Japan, Australia, Singapore and the UK a bad thing.

3 for 3.
 
Definitely time to re-define the term essential service. Ontario has been blackmailed by their teachers' unions for decades now and the end result has not been pretty. Not only Alberta but BC and others are suffering from the same illness. I believe it was Carnegie that advocated for control of teachers and curriculum 100 years or more ago. Whilst the not-withstanding clause seems a little drastic, I don't think it is unjustified. Certainly the entire education problem deserves closer attention and is far more important than having a bunch of trucks parked in front of Parliament Hill.
What is the solution without using it?
Solution? Actually negotiate in good faith, it was known 2 weeks ago the gov was going to potentially use the NWC. Why was it used? To prevent court challenges against the back to work order. Which last time that happened in 2002 the gov lost. This has set up a major battle at the supreme court, as well between the AB gov and the AFL.
 
Not looking too hot before, I wonder what it looks like now.

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As for CPTPP, only you would call free trade with Japan, Australia, Singapore and the UK a bad thing.

3 for 3.
you are grasping at straws. Belgium backed down on the ratification vote. The deal was actually signed by the harper clan. All she did was have a hissy fit and walk out of the meeting, As for free trade, Free trade with Japan is very similar to free trade with China in that it puts our enterprises out of business. 1 for 3 plus you were taking bows for a failed agreement, that lack of attention to detail isn't like you at all. (sarcasm)
 
you are grasping at straws. Belgium backed down on the ratification vote. The deal was actually signed by the harper clan. All she did was have a hissy fit and walk out of the meeting,
Which, if she didn't do, the deal would have been dead. If it was signed by Harper and nothing else needed to be done, then it wouldn't have mattered what the belgians did. Score one for Freeland.
As for free trade, Free trade with Japan is very similar to free trade with China in that it puts our enterprises out of business.
Only you would deem free trade with Australia, Japan, , Singapore, and the United Kingdom as a bad thing. Tell you what, you point to a credible source showing CPTPP is a bad thing and I'll give it a read. Till then...

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3 for 3 plus you were taking bows for a failed agreement, that lack of attention to detail isn't like you at all. (sarcasm)
Fixed.

Now that this exhausting conversation that is going nowhere fast is concluded I bid you adieu
 
Solution? Actually negotiate in good faith, it was known 2 weeks ago the gov was going to potentially use the NWC. Why was it used? To prevent court challenges against the back to work order. Which last time that happened in 2002 the gov lost. This has set up a major battle at the supreme court, as well between the AB gov and the AFL.
Why do you think this has set up a battle at SCC? Collective bargaining rights are all from section 2 of the Charter, which can be completely subject to the Notwithstanding Clause. The teachers would need a different grounds on which to challenge the law if they want it to go to court. And it wouldn’t be at SCC any time soon; it would start at Alberta Court of King’s Bench, then Alberta Court of Appeal. But that assumes there’s something live to actually go through court.
 
A little Roar from the past?

Transparency questions raised after Trudeau’s NYC hotel bill filed under holding company​

During a period when former prime minister Justin Trudeau faced criticism from opposition leaders about his travel expenses, federal employees posted a 2023 contract for his stay at a New York hotel under the name of its holding company, effectively obscuring it from the public record.

That's weird. The Global Citizen NOW conference was held in New York on April 27, 2023. Why try and obscure it from the public record?


Completely unrelated, 2.7km's away Katy Perry appears to have performed at the grand reopening of the Tiffany & Co. flagship store, "The Landmark," in New York City on April 27, 2023. She was a headlining performer, singing hits like "I Kissed a Girl,".
 
Holding companies are not unusual. Contracts with companies are not unusual. Contracts with holding companies are not unusual.

A bigger scandal would be changing the name on a contract released to the public.
 
A little Roar from the past?

Transparency questions raised after Trudeau’s NYC hotel bill filed under holding company​



That's weird. The Global Citizen NOW conference was held in New York on April 27, 2023. Why try and obscure it from the public record?


Completely unrelated, 2.7km's away Katy Perry appears to have performed at the grand reopening of the Tiffany & Co. flagship store, "The Landmark," in New York City on April 27, 2023. She was a headlining performer, singing hits like "I Kissed a Girl,".
If you're insinuating what I think you are, then all I can say is, on a personal level, it worked out really well for the former PM.
 
If you're insinuating what I think you are, then all I can say is, on a personal level, it worked out really well for the former PM.
I'm thinking Ms Perry was also staying at the InterContinental New York Barclay hotel where she accidentally bumped into Trudeau and gave him musician advice for his son who is an aspiring rapper.
 
I'm thinking Ms Perry was also staying at the InterContinental New York Barclay hotel where she accidentally bumped into Trudeau and gave him musician advice for his son who is an aspiring rapper.
A very opportune meeting of the minds for the still, as far as we know, married PM that day.
 

Not surprising. We’ll see how they plan to do it on Tuesday.
This could be the big sacrifices Carney was talking about. The workers are investing in Canada's future.

I wonder if people who dug in and refused to give up working from home despite being directed to do so are worried.
 
This could be the big sacrifices Carney was talking about. The workers are investing in Canada's future.
I have no doubt that the sacrifices will include program cuts and I would not be surprised to see something with OAS.

Or, maybe national service is the sacrifice…

Either way Tuesday will be telling.
 

Not surprising. We’ll see how they plan to do it on Tuesday.

Rip off that band aid.

Long, complicated workforce adjustment processes can crater productivity even further...


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