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Great gotchya observation.Ottawa was excluded, but the headline photo is of Justin at APEC.
Deep insight appreciated.
Great gotchya observation.Ottawa was excluded, but the headline photo is of Justin at APEC.
I think you are right, but not for those reasons. The average Canadian voter is pretty parochial, and is less engaged let alone interested in aspect such as global affairs, international trade, defence, etc. Our history of letting just about every government since the 1970s gut the military tells me this is a voter/taxpayer/citizen issue rather than a party one. When I hear the Conservatives say that they are going to lower interest rates, I know that they know that the average voter isn't engaged with matters like the global economy and trade.Honestly, I think this will be the end of the Liberals in much the same way that Paul Martin was tossed. The Liberals for some reason have it in their head that they are doing an amazing job. In reality, our global standing has diminished while domestically we are faced with a ton of Liberal caused problems.
Well, this has to make Canada look good.
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‘I support Hamas’: Durham College condemns alleged student who posts video saying ‘I would love it if they would do it again and again...’
College reacts to video after student posts online praise of Hamas actionswww.durhamregion.com
It's the appropriate amount of insight for a clickbait article.Great gotchya observation.
Deep insight appreciated.
It's the appropriate amount of insight for a clickbait article.
Yes, an article about a conservative donor being concerned about emerging groupings that offer "no tariff cuts or market access" in a conservative paper is entirely partisan clickbait.Being excluded from emerging groupings is clickbait now?
Ian McKay, Canada’s ambassador to Japan and this country’s special envoy to the Indo Pacific, played down Canada’s absence from the IPEF talks, noting that Ottawa is part of another pact: the Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) trade deal.
Carlo Dade, director of the trade and investment centre at the Canada West Foundation, said the U.S.-led IPEF talks don’t match or surpass the market access Ottawa gained through the CPTPP deal that took effect in 2018.
Apparently we "both" don't. Because I wouldn't care.We both know what you'd say, if this was happening with a CPC government.
If a TFW/IS, deport. If my non-citizen backside made such a rant I’d expect nothing less.She should be expelled.
Apparently we "both" don't. Because I wouldn't care.
She should be expelled.
If a TFW/IS, deport. If my non-citizen backside made such a rant I’d expect nothing less.
1) Free speech.
2) Nobody should be deported unless they've committed a crime.
If her speech has crossed the threshold into incitement or hate speech than maybe she should face consequences. Otherwise, advocating for penalties to intimidate someone against saying something unpopular is fundamentally anti-democratic. It's just cancel culture of another form.
I have a kettle I'd like you to meet.Apparently, you're the only one who doesn't see your own partisanship.
Freedom of speech is a fundamental right. Unless they have broken some law(s), there is absolutely no reason whatsoever to deport them.Free speech has limits. Supporting a terrorist organization is over those limits.
I can go on an anti-semetic tirade here and claim that certain ethnic groups are not pulling their weight but that's just not ok.
Just because you believe in something doesn't mean there aren't consequences if you shoot your mouth off.
Freedom of speech is a fundamental right.
Unless they have broken some law(s), there is absolutely no reason whatsoever to deport them.