Danielle Smith is, and always has been, a shill for the oil corporations, which have no nationality.

I’m surprised there’s no mention in this report of the possibility of electrifying and developing public transit across Canada. There is still too much emphasis on individual vehicles, which are very wasteful regardless of the energy source.

That’s a hard no on military conscription. As for public service tutoring kids or working in national parks, it sounds a lot like forced unpaid labour to me. You want people to work, you pay them.

Another purpose will be to discover “suspicious financial transactions or anomalous behavior that could indicate illegal activities.

That’s rich coming from Milei, who is currently being investigated for a blatant crypto scam as well as an old-school corporate bribery scandal.

An important argument very well made. The article is not only illuminating, it is also fantastically well written.

I did the same earlier this year for exactly this reason. Glad to know I’m in such good company.

Canada is exporting to the US, not the other way around. We can’t tariff our own exports.

Or are you in the US? In which case do you seriously expect the Trump administration to tariff Canadian arms exports destined for Israel?

Call and write your MP

Right, because this has always worked so well.

Rooted in Enlightenment-era thinking, liberalism positions individual political rights and equality as the foundation of a free and just society.

I think we’ve seen enough of liberalism to know this is just marketing slop. Liberalism is the belief that profit-maximizing capitalism is compatible with democracy.

As the article explains very clearly, this goes way beyond incompetence. It is most certainly deliberate.

Why would “Linux” want to get more users, whatever “Linux” is.

Not same as always, as we never had to register on Elections Alberta for a municipal election before. Yes, you can register on E-day, assuming you have all the right paperwork, and you haven’t changed your name or anything. This is completely unnecessary. The UCP are aware that any hurdle you place inhibits voting to some degree. It’s voter suppression, and it’s very significant in a close election, specially in one where voter turnout is traditionally low.

Not same as always, as we never had to register on Elections Alberta for a municipal election before. Yes, you can register on E-day, assuming you have all the right paperwork, and you haven’t changed your name or anything. This is completely unnecessary. The UCP are aware that any hurdle you place inhibits voting to some degree. It’s voter suppression, and it’s very significant in a close election, specially in one where voter turnout is traditionally low.

How does the Notwithstanding Clause apply to a court decision? The Clause is about the Charter, which has nothing to do with bike lanes.

Dreeshen emerged from his July 30 meeting with Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek pleased that she agreed with his interest in removing problematic bike lanes.

Gondek campaigned as the progressive alternative. She has done the UCP’s bidding at every turn, including approving the billion dollar boondoggle of the Flames’ arena.

Boycott Microsoft.

SuperQ founder Muhammad Khan says the platform called Super is web-based and, similarly to ChatGPT, allows users to ask about complex real-world problems in plain English, and comes up with all possible solutions simultaneously.

“The way it does it is by combining classical computing with quantum computing, and doing all the complexity stuff under the hood,” Khan told The Canadian Press in a recent interview.

This sounds like a complete scam.

It’s one thing when a new leader is appointed and doesn’t yet have a seat. it’s quite another when the leader just lost an election, and also lost his own seat.

I don’t understand Carney’s timing on this. Why didn’t he wait until after a deal was signed before announcing that Canada would recognize a Palestine state?

The Liberals only went along with a very limited pharmacare program because they NDP could topple them. They vilified the NDP more than the Conservatives in the election campaign, and now that the NDP was decimated because progressive voters wanted to make sure Poilievre didn’t get elected, the Liberals don’t need to pretend they care about pharmacare any more.