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Or better yet, C1A1.

Poland has a version of their service rifle specifically for their equivalent of Ceremonial Guard, with a number of differences to make it more parade friendly. Maybe we could develop a parade C7.

And the bayonet.

And a real collar.

If only there was a stand alone launcher out there.

There's a flag behind the guy on the right, but I thought he was wearing a pointy wizard hat and now I can't unsee that.

There's a simple solution to that.

Finland's new corvette is basically just that, a slightly smaller Halifax with less crew.

No, that's not right. Ministerial by-elections were abolished in 1931 by the Bennett government, long before Pearson. And Pearson retired in 1968, so he couldn't have been involved in repealing something in the 70s. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ministerial_by-election#Canada

That's literally the entire point of the by-election. People would vote for their MP to continue representing them after a major change, because whether we like it or not, the party system is a major element of our democracy. In several of these floor crossings, the member has gone from...

How about a by-election for a member who crosses the floor. That would confirm that member's constituents support them and their decision to change party.

Whereas it took us 31 years to go from Trudeau Sr. to Trudeau Jr.

When he got things right, it was impressive. When he got it wrong, it was hilarious. Like the Crazy Ivan, which was real, but made obsolete by towed array sonar, which was still classified and thus not mentioned anywhere in the book or movie.

That aired on CTV.

Halifax Regional will have their top man on it.

But is it possible to open another production line in Canada?

Saab partnering with Bombardier to build T-7 Red Tails in Canada would be far more beneficial. On top of giving us a replacement for the Hawk and Tutor, and the possibility of a light fighter/ground attack plane, the US would probably be appreciative of the T-7 program being sped up. It's...