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Will Trudeau always be eager to put patience ahead of a smoothly functioning transportation network? Will there come a day when it’s, say, Jagmeet Singh whose attitude disqualifies him from Trudeau’s good graces? When even a Liberal government must act, more in sorrow than in anger, to make sure the trains run? I don’t know, and it’ll be best if this Gordian knot unties itself before we find out. But it wouldn’t be the first time this government has swallowed itself whole.
Among today’s #CIIT witnesses is Flavio Volpe, the candid president of the Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association. Volpe told Maclean’s his message is simple: the time to negotiate is over. He doesn’t oppose Conservative efforts to give the deal a closer look—”more information is good,” he says—but he doesn’t know what it would accomplish. “I’d be surprised to see any new stone unturned.”
She is on the disqualified list.
JWR can’t carry Her Weight... never mind an Olive Branch !
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Wilson-Raybould says she is willing to act as mediator in rail blockade talksIndependent MP Jody Wilson-Raybould said she would be willing to act as a mediator for the government in its efforts to address the ongoing protests and rail blockades that have shut down much of the country's rail system. Enough of her ... Delusions of grandeur. Yeah, PASS.
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Justin Trudeau ejects a protester - Macleans.caPaul Wells: In an extraordinary day on Parliament Hill, Andrew Scheer got shut out of protest talks and the PM put a big bet on patience It's not a big bet on patience . Skippy has no plan and has no idea what to do . The time for patience has come and gone. Now is the time for action. How long will Trudeau permit the railroads to be shut down and commerce disrupted? Smoke & Mirror games continue with liberal_party, they can uphold the rule of law by setting operational priorities for RCMP, including protection of Critical Infrastructure—like rail, but do not want to listen to the CPC_HQ recommendations, dividing Canadians seems to JT plan
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Pickering's plan for nuclear fallout - Macleans.caAn emergency alert indicating a problem at Pickering's nuclear plant was a false alarm, but a big wake up call to many in its vicinity. What would happen in the event of a real nuclear mishap? What indeed? Not a fuck of a lot. It’s impossible for a CANDU reactor to melt down or explode in the same way as the Fukushima or Chernobyl plants did. Any emergency event will, at worst, be contained to the plant and only affect plant workers. Quit your fear-mongering over nuclear power! No one believes it was a false alarm.
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Port of Montreal may shut down if rail blockades persist, Legault suggestsThe Port of Montreal may have to close due to rail blockades because containers cannot be carried out of the port, Quebec Premier Francois Legault suggested on Tuesday. boy Trudeau, are you paying attention? Perfect. Let’s do it. Too bad...so sad.
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Departure date of plane for Canadians on cruise ship yet to be confirmed: officialsGlobal Affairs says the departure date for a plane that will carry Canadians home from a coronavirus-stricken cruise ship in Japan is yet to be confirmed.
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