Why would that matter to people who weren't going to vote for him in the first place? And if he's so unpopular, why would the Liberals want him replaced?
Yes they did. They used rum at first, then switched to American whiskey. It was ended during the Civil War.
https://www.history.navy.mil/content/history/nhhc/research/library/online-reading-room/title-list-alphabetically/a/alcohol-in-the-navy.html
The water systems met the specifications and complied with health standards on delivery. The government just changed the standards after the fact.
There's plenty of things to legitimately shit on Irving for, but this isn't one.
About five to ten years. They are struggling to build any of them and have a long backlog.
It's a "cut off your nose to spite your face" situation.
More importantly, what does that even accomplish? We have proven it is inferior to the F-35, twice, as has every other country that evaluated the...
That's because they aren't "franchises". The federal Conservative party is not connected to any provincial party.
Only the NDP is unified at all levels, and the Liberals only have the Nova Scotia Liberals as a provincial wing.
That's very different from what you were saying earlier.
Their constitution doesn't allow them to remove the party leader outside of an election loss. A leader can only voluntarily resign.
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