I was in the procurement world during her tenure. There was a marked difference (in a good way). A lot of the RCAF’s latest big-ticket procurement items are due to her.
I had similar experiences, and noticed that the approach at PSPC changed a bit while she was there as well, to more collaboration to figure out how to get things done (vice here are the rules). Some of the big files seemed to have ministerial support to get through DPS and other hurdles, which was awesome, and that seemed to trickle down to less big files as well.
I’m not suggesting that your views aren’t valid. I just happened to reply to your comment instead of @ArmyRick’s comment.
Huge difference between the two.
Wow indeed. Just looking at Nanos vs Nanos, that’s a shift of CPC +16 to CPC +8 in a week.
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Canada First may not be the solution or slogan they think it will be. Got an invite yesterday via a robocall to attend their bug launch rally downtown on the 15th. I wonder if we will see something in the news cycle that might bury that event…
Chantal Hébert commented on her podcast that the NDP is now facing an existential crisis.
Yeah, and a lot of people in Ottawa still hate him for jumping on the Freedumb convoy bandwagon as well; that will all likely still be fine for their core supporters but maybe not so much for people that start getting laid off in steel and aluminium mills and lumber yards as exports slow down. Even if the volume of orders doesn't drop there will be a big logjam in actually processing the tariffs at US customs.
No doubt. PP had a good grip on the agenda and now it’s shifted leaving the CPC in the background for now. That can change over time. Which is why maybe the LPC could trigger an election sooner rather than later.
Well they got rid of Trudeau and the Carbon tax or rather took it off the chess board.
Canadians will deserve more Carbon tax when the election’s over and Carney re-establishes it. “Oh, I meant I’d cut it…during the elections campaign…”
Having live through a number of Liberal governments I don’t trust the Liberals at all. The best one in my memory was Paul Martin who inherited a dumpster fire from Chretien.Canadians will deserve more Carbon tax when the election’s over and Carney re-establishes it. “Oh, I meant I’d cut it…during the elections campaign…”
Part of the plan. The rebates were a pesky detail in transition Canada into a post-nation state. There will be more manna to distribute in Elites’ heaven, thanks to the post-state masses.
