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Liberal Minority Government 2025 - ???

Not a big surprise he was invited, though I am interested to see if Carney takes the opportunity (assuming the Prince shows up this year) to entice the Prince to throw some cash at one or more of the big projects he has in mind. The Saudi's have a bit of a reputation now for putting up funding for infrastructure projects in the first world.

Saudi Arabia's Mohammed bin Salman invited to G7 summit in Alberta: sources

He only had a journalist chopped up into fish food. No biggie.
 
Well, let’s see if Team Blue objects, given their response to info about links to assassinations in Canada of “show us the int.” ;)
Speaking of which, it was under Stephen Harper that Saudi Arabia bought the Canadian Wheat Board for $15B...so the precedent of Saudi Arabia sinking big money into Canada is there (and under Team Blue to boot)

So it will be interesting to see their take on this indeed
 
Not a big surprise he was invited, though I am interested to see if Carney takes the opportunity (assuming the Prince shows up this year) to entice the Prince to throw some cash at one or more of the big projects he has in mind. The Saudi's have a bit of a reputation now for putting up funding for infrastructure projects in the first world.

Saudi Arabia's Mohammed bin Salman invited to G7 summit in Alberta: sources
It is a well crafted attendance list. In addition to Modi (confirmed, and it is high time to get over the outrage that was manufactured in order to win Sikh votes in a byelection), and MBS (unconfirmed), the following will also be attending:

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa (this year's G20 chair), South Korean President Lee Jae-myung and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte have said they will attend.

This is a fascinating aggregate counterweight to the US....
 
It is a well crafted attendance list. In addition to Modi (confirmed, and it is high time to get over the outrage that was manufactured in order to win Sikh votes in a byelection), and MBS (unconfirmed), the following will also be attending:



This is a fascinating aggregate counterweight to the US....
Screw the SA's - corrupt buggers with their hands out to the Chinese and the Russians. Don't trust them all at.
 
We don't have to trust them, just work with them to achieve our aims.
Exactly. And I trust each of those attendees to act in their own best interest at all times.

The beauty of Brazil, India, and SA is it covers off 3 of the 5 BRICS countries, so there is an opportunity to insert a wedge. The downside risk of RUS and CHI having "friends" at the G7 table is there irrespective of the other 3 - if only because of the deep penetration of Chinese influence in Canada. And if you factor in the attendance of Zelensky and key European allies of UKR then RUS is being isolated along with CHI.

Last year's list serves as a useful comparison: Algeria, Argentina, Brazil, India, Jordan, Kenya, Mauritania, African Union, Tunisia, Turkey, UAE, UKR, Vatican City (and the Pope).

Overall, this is a very nuanced list.
 
It is a well crafted attendance list. In addition to Modi (confirmed, and it is high time to get over the outrage that was manufactured in order to win Sikh votes in a byelection), and MBS (unconfirmed), the following will also be attending:

But... but... the words 'credible' and 'potentially' were used by the then PM in connection with this incident ;)


Hardeep Singh Nijjar: Anger in India as Trudeau points finger over murder​


Mr Trudeau said Canadian intelligence was looking at "credible allegations potentially linking" the Indian state to the murder of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a prominent campaigner for a separate Sikh homeland who was shot dead on 18 June in British Columbia (BC).

 
But... but... the words 'credible' and 'potentially' were used by the then PM in connection with this incident ;)


Hardeep Singh Nijjar: Anger in India as Trudeau points finger over murder​


Mr Trudeau said Canadian intelligence was looking at "credible allegations potentially linking" the Indian state to the murder of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a prominent campaigner for a separate Sikh homeland who was shot dead on 18 June in British Columbia (BC).


I don’t believe he’s suggesting that the events were fictitious or fabricated, nor that the law enforcement/intelligence understanding as communicated by the government is inaccurate, but rather that the subsequent outrage, legitimate as it was, may have been further amplified towards political ends.
 
I don’t believe he’s suggesting that the events were fictitious or fabricated, nor that the law enforcement/intelligence understanding as communicated by the government is inaccurate, but rather that the subsequent outrage, legitimate as it was, may have been further amplified towards political ends.

Yes, of course. The virtue signaling was strong with this one…
 
Yes, of course. The virtue signaling was strong with this one…
I wouldn’t say that. Given what was alleged and how credible the allegations were, outrage was perfectly appropriate. It was a strike on Canada’s sovereignty. It’s not ‘virtue signalling’ to shit all over a country that murders Canadian citizens. It is also inherently political, though, and we saw that in various ways.
 
Lots to discuss, there are a whole slew of things in it.
Oh I know, that's why I thought I would post something about it... (hopefully it catches people's attention and brings them up to speed on what the Liberal Party of Canada wants to make law)
 
Speaking of the Liberal Party of Canada...have we discussed the proposed Bill C-2 yet??

So far, points brought up about police powers (including by Team Blue) and unanimous vote to keep it going so far ...
We'll see what gets pulled out for even more scrutiny moving forward.
 
The commentary I heard was it was identical to a bill Vic Toews tried to bring in when he was Justice Minister.
 
So far, points brought up about police powers (including by Team Blue) and unanimous vote to keep it going so far ...
We'll see what gets pulled out for even more scrutiny moving forward.
The lawful access and modernized search warrant language in Part 14 of the bill are useful and important. We hadn’t updated search and seizure statute for the realities of computer data, and some of our legal authorities were way behind the times in terms of keeping up with the sort of records and data required to investigate use of the internet in offences, leading to some absurdities entering via case law. It cleans some of that up in very reasonable ways that are consistent with other comparable search and seizure authorities.
 
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