General Canadian Politics eh.
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Definitely what he bought it for
but why does he live IN his wife and first child
bit weird if you ask me
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His wife has a rental property!!! I mean, sure it's in the least desirable suburb of the city, but MAGNATE!!!
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His wife used to be kinda hawt
Taxes on used vehicles is the biggest government scam ever. Now the feds want to triple dip on the trucks and SUVs lol!@Lars !!!!
SIMS: Trudeau is planning a tax on trucks
These types of taxes always start with a small, select number of people to tax and then broaden little by little every year until everyone is paying more.torontosun.com
B.C. finance minister says 'over my dead body,' will abortion access change
British Columbia's finance minister says she will fight to ensure abortion access rights are never denied in the province no matter what may happen in the United States.
Selina Robinson reacted strongly to questions about the status of abortion in B.C. and Canada following reports the U.S. Supreme Court may strike down the landmark Roe v. Wade abortion rights ruling.
In an interview with reporters at the legislature Tuesday, Robinson said "any change to access to abortion will be over my dead body."
Robinson says access to abortion is about health care and B.C. is committed to making sure that continues.
The 1973 Roe v. Wade decision protects the right to perform abortions across the United States.
A draft opinion published Monday reveals a majority of the U.S. Supreme Court’s nine justices were in favour of striking down the decision.
"Absolutely nothing is changing here in B.C. on abortions," says Robinson. "We believe abortion is medical care, good medical care."
British Columbia's finance minister says she will fight to ensure abortion access rights are never denied in the province no matter what may happen in the United States.
Selina Robinson reacted strongly to questions about the status of abortion in B.C. and Canada following reports the U.S. Supreme Court may strike down the landmark Roe v. Wade abortion rights ruling.
In an interview with reporters at the legislature Tuesday, Robinson said "any change to access to abortion will be over my dead body."
Robinson says access to abortion is about health care and B.C. is committed to making sure that continues.
The 1973 Roe v. Wade decision protects the right to perform abortions across the United States.
A draft opinion published Monday reveals a majority of the U.S. Supreme Court’s nine justices were in favour of striking down the decision.
"Absolutely nothing is changing here in B.C. on abortions," says Robinson. "We believe abortion is medical care, good medical care."
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An old clip of Justin Trudeau saying he can't do simple math is making rounds (VIDEO) | News
If you have trouble doing everyday math, don't let it bring you down — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has always been bad at math, too.
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Conservative snitches.
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holy fuck he’s such a pointdexter
Stephen Harper Praises Saudi Regime, Calls for Closer Western Ties
Former prime minister Stephen Harper made an appearance in the op-ed pages of the National Post last week to warn against negotiating with Iran because of its “theocratic ideology,” before advocating for closer ties with Saudi Arabia, a theocratic monarchy and notorious human rights abuser.
Former prime minister Stephen Harper made an appearance in the op-ed pages of the National Post last week to warn against negotiating with Iran because of its “theocratic ideology,” before advocating for closer ties with Saudi Arabia, a theocratic monarchy and notorious human rights abuser.
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PP is a lot of hot air. Where is any specific policy ideas?
Edit... PP stating he is currently reading JP's 12 Rules was cute. What an ackward moment of the debate when no one could answer a book they were currently reading. Just say so, dont be weird about it.
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Poilievre says he would remove Bank of Canada Governor if he forms government
Conservative leadership candidate Pierre Poilievre said he would remove the Bank of Canada Governor if he forms government, a breach of the convention that separates the central bank from elected politics.
Conservative leadership candidate Pierre Poilievre said he would remove the Bank of Canada Governor if he forms government, a breach of the convention that separates the central bank from elected politics.
Liberals fire candidate who baselessly claims that ‘rebreathing’ by infants causes homosexuality
The Liberals have fired a second candidate in two days after the Star revealed the party’s standard-bearer in Parry Sound-Muskoka claimed — without evidence — that homosexuality is caused by infants “rebreathing” their own air shortly after birth.
Barry Stanley — a long-shot in the cottage country Tory stronghold for the June 2 provincial election, and a retired York Region elementary school teacher — is the author of a self-published 2009 book detailing his unproven theory.
“As soon as we learned of this information, he was terminated as a candidate,” Liberal campaign communications director Dan Moulton said Wednesday, minutes after the Star published the story.
“We unconditionally denounce these views.”
The Liberals have fired a second candidate in two days after the Star revealed the party’s standard-bearer in Parry Sound-Muskoka claimed — without evidence — that homosexuality is caused by infants “rebreathing” their own air shortly after birth.
Barry Stanley — a long-shot in the cottage country Tory stronghold for the June 2 provincial election, and a retired York Region elementary school teacher — is the author of a self-published 2009 book detailing his unproven theory.
“As soon as we learned of this information, he was terminated as a candidate,” Liberal campaign communications director Dan Moulton said Wednesday, minutes after the Star published the story.
“We unconditionally denounce these views.”
Most Canadians support the right to choose to have an abortion: poll
About four in five respondents to an online survey by Leger and the Association for Canadian Studies said they are in favour of a woman’s right to an abortion if she so chooses, while 14 per cent said they are opposed.
Seventy per cent of all respondents said they were concerned about the leaked plan to overturn Roe v. Wade, and almost half said they think the situation in the U.S. on the right to an abortion may have an effect in Canada.
The online survey of 1,534 Canadians between Friday and Sunday cannot be assigned a margin of error because internet-based polls are not considered random samples.
Federal government announces funding to expand access to abortion services
The Liberal government has announced more than $3.5 million in funding for two initiatives it says will improve access to abortion services and reproductive health information in Canada.
In Ottawa, Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos announced that Action Canada would be getting $2.1 million over three years to improve information and referral services.
The funding will be used also to help cover travel and accommodation costs for people seeking abortions.
About four in five respondents to an online survey by Leger and the Association for Canadian Studies said they are in favour of a woman’s right to an abortion if she so chooses, while 14 per cent said they are opposed.
Seventy per cent of all respondents said they were concerned about the leaked plan to overturn Roe v. Wade, and almost half said they think the situation in the U.S. on the right to an abortion may have an effect in Canada.
The online survey of 1,534 Canadians between Friday and Sunday cannot be assigned a margin of error because internet-based polls are not considered random samples.
Federal government announces funding to expand access to abortion services
The Liberal government has announced more than $3.5 million in funding for two initiatives it says will improve access to abortion services and reproductive health information in Canada.
In Ottawa, Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos announced that Action Canada would be getting $2.1 million over three years to improve information and referral services.
The funding will be used also to help cover travel and accommodation costs for people seeking abortions.
