The factor you’re missing is that in Canada we can take the fight to them in a way no other country can.
You’re right that they don’t care about violence elsewhere. They will care when the bridge outside their town gets blown up. Their willingness to endure pain is next to zero.
Man, provincial politics used to be boring. There so much party drama going on.
I’m more familiar with Québec and Ontario than the other provinces but I like the idea of more funding going to those with local knowledge. The provinces haven’t shown themselves to be particularly capable.
We’ll need things like water bombers as a last resort, but let’s try not to let it get to that point in the first place.
He claims a lot of things. The other day he claimed he was getting potash from Belarus. Next he’ll accuse chestnuts of being lazy.
I wonder how long it’ll take for this to get tossed under section 2
Then you should have said the Liberals. Carney is polling better than the party.
He’s showing around 70% approval.
Your information might be old.
I think you underestimate how delusional humans are. Also, the point here is direct involvement, usually they’re more subtle.
Why?
I see this comment on basically every news article these days. The sentence you quoted is bog standard journalistic style.
This is not to say they aren’t applying influence, but there’s a not insignificant set within Alberta that has been pushing this for decades. They’ve even run candidates in elections (and come distant fourth).
It’s tempting to dismiss the whole thing as a psyop but it’s worth remembering that these campaigns can only amplify what’s already there, they can’t invent it themselves.
So the answer is yes? Also, I think you mean the United States in your reply, not America.
“It’s unsafe outside your approved zone citizen. For your safety travel is restricted.”
It’s nonsense buts that’s never stopped people.
Yeah, she dressed it up in feminist language at first but she hasn’t bothered with that for awhile.
Is resisting American hegemony a right wing issue?
What’s with the random spell check underlining in the article? It’s weird.
As for the rest, it’s another example of Ford’s strategy of taking over a thing in the name of efficiency and then running it worse than before.
Are these the same sources saying they’ve most got a deal with Iran?
I would boycott, except I haven’t bought anything there in years on account of it not being good.
What’s interesting is that cafe has been there since 1999. There’s clearly a market. He bought it two years ago and turned it into this.
I wonder how much they spent on “local entrepreneurs” at those hotels.
I’m surprised they’re letting people come after their jobs like that. Usually they don’t like competition.