Depends. Any region of Canada that allowed itself to depend on and exploit the structure of EI is a relative "failure", and it's a cultural problem if that became a mode of thinking for any sizeable fraction of the residents.
Right...so circumstances don't matter to you. Well, at least now I know.
I see merit in parts of what you’re saying.
It's a good things Canadians vote for their local MPs and not their parties or the party leader.
Enjoy beating your strawmen.Right...so circumstances don't matter to you. Well, at least now I know.
If new brunswick was sitting on massive oil reserves and Alberta wasn't Alberta would be the relative failure. Gotcha.
I don't agree but at least I understand your worldview. Canada, despite not having the structural advantages the USA has and is more akin to it's other G7 peers should strive to be performing on the level of a global superpower by the magic of being Canadian.
Have a good night.
Brainstorming lunches at Barefax.
And the party membership that voted for him to remain.
Evaluation of proposals. Assessments of trade-offs. Review of options not yet put on the table to consider follow on approaches.
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A Conservative candidate running in a federal byelection in B.C. acknowledged this week he’s heard criticisms about party leader Pierre Poilievre from voters as he campaigns, while seeking to separate himself from the rest of the Conservative caucus.
The comments came during an all-candidates panel for the Aug. 31 byelection in the riding of North Vancouver—Capilano, held Thursday at the Amica Lions Gate senior’s residence in West Vancouver.
The event was not open to the media, but Global News obtained video of the exchange between an audience member and Conservative candidate Stephen Curran from a source involved with the campaign of Liberal candidate Braeden Caley, who was also at the event along with Green Party candidate Shelley Luce.
In the video, the audience member called Poilievre “divisive in the extreme” and asked Curran about the perception that the Conservatives were unwilling to collaborate with the Liberal government and other opposition parties.
“I’ll confess, it’s not a question that I haven’t heard on the doorsteps as well,” Curran replied.
Conservative candidate says he’s heard Poilievre criticism from voters | Globalnews.ca
The comments came during an all-candidates panel for the Aug. 31 byelection in North Vancouver—Capilano, where the Conservatives are hoping to flip a seat from the Liberals.
I find this both funny and sad.
Kind of like in the series of by elections before Trudeau resigned, the campaign posters didn't have Trudeaus face on them.
He has the ability to make charitable donations of any amount he feels is excessive.Interesting prospect ....
Conservative New Brunswick MP who wants to skip pay raise takes request to court
Conservative MP Mike Dawson is fighting to forego the annual pay raise given to members of Parliament, though the House of Commons argues he is legally required to accept the money.
That's not nearly as performative though.
Conservative candidate says he’s heard Poilievre criticism from voters | Globalnews.ca
The comments came during an all-candidates panel for the Aug. 31 byelection in North Vancouver—Capilano, where the Conservatives are hoping to flip a seat from the Liberals.
I find this both funny and sad.
Kind of like in the series of by elections before Trudeau resigned, the campaign posters didn't have Trudeaus face on them.
He might be in two weeks. Maybe he’s received feedback through campaigning that holding the line on MP salary is a winning factor?
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