Roundup: Why Statute of Westminster Day matters
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by Dale
6h ago
Yesterday was Statute of Westminster Day, which most people don’t have a clue about in spite of it showing up on their calendars. It’s a hugely important day in Canadian history because it was a turning point in our sovereignty ..read more
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QP: Fantasizing about a “collapsing” economy
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by Dale
17h ago
Wednesday, the final proto-PMQ of the year, and the prime minister was indeed present and ready to respond to all questions put to him, while his deputy was elsewhere. All of the other leaders were also present today, and Pierre ..read more
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Roundup: Healthy tensions made dramatic
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by Dale
1d ago
The Globe and Mail had one of those stories that sets the cat among the pigeons, where they got a number of sources to describe the tensions between PMO and the department of finance over their spending plans, and in ..read more
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QP: Pouncing on alleged tensions between PMO and Finance
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by Dale
2d ago
Both the PM and his deputy were present for QP today, in advance of the Supplementary Estimates, as were all of the other leaders. Pierre Poilievre led off in French, and cited the “weak” prime minister who has lost control ..read more
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Roundup: Sympathy work for the far-right
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by Dale
2d ago
There are times when it becomes glaringly obvious that legacy media still has no idea how to cover the far-right, whether in the US or here in Canada, and once again, we have been let down precipitously. Yesterday, the CBC ..read more
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QP: More swipes before a confidence vote
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by Dale
3d ago
The PM was away in Halifax, and his deputy was elsewhere, and most of the other leaders were also away. Pierre Poilievre led off in French, and he accused the prime minister of a litany of economic sins, and demanded ..read more
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Roundup: Tariff threats still inbound
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by Dale
3d ago
There were a few bits of Canada-US relations over the weekend, starting with the re-opening of the Notre Dame cathedral in Paris, where François Legault secured an invite, and managed to get a few minutes with Donald Trump as a ..read more
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Roundup: A cynical grift vs actual xenophobic bigotry
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by Dale
5d ago
Because apparently there isn’t enough stupidity right now in Canadian politics, Conservative MP Jamil Jivani has launched a petition about “protecting Christians from bigotry” in Canada. But it’s not a Parliamentary e-petition, given that the site leads to his own ..read more
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Roundup: Turnabout is fair play in procedural warfare
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by Dale
6d ago
If you needed yet another example of how the state of the current parliament continues to degrade, yesterday was yet another example. It was the first of the allotted Supply Days (aka “opposition days”) that the Speaker had to intervene ..read more
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QP: Avoiding questions about the deficit
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by Dale
1w ago
After a morning where the Conservatives were on the losing end of procedural warfare with their planned confidence vote debate, neither the PM nor his deputy were present today, nor were any of the other leaders. Jasraj Hallan led off ..read more
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