NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh signals party intends to support throne speech
WATCH: NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh on Friday said that if what his party and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberals had agreed upon is reflected in the Sept. 28 coronavirus bill, his party will support the throne speech. This would mean a fall election wouldn't be triggered.
RobBreakenridge Powerful Throne Speech from Justin Trudeau and his Liberals. With an oddly, and not so surprisingly, familiar tone. Was it what Canadians wanted to hear? Or was it another chance to in the Big Chair for Trudeau, appearing bigger than normal in abnormal times? Deep thoughts.
RobBreakenridge More Albertan right-wingism from reliable useful idiot Breakenridge. He and Stephenson make Global no different than the journos at Postmedia and G&M. It's a racket.
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Kenney Calls Intersectionality In Throne Speech ‘Kooky Academic Theory’Intersectionality refers to viewing people and groups as facing different disadvantages based on overlapping identities and experiences. ableg Perhaps jkenney needs to look up its meaning. And it's based on the principle that there is some sort of universality of experience for those identities, which in and of itself is bunk. JLittlewoodNDP Kenney is right.
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Singh Says He's Ready For Another Election After Calling 2019 A ‘Massive Success’A Liberal-NDP throne speech deal has avoided an election — for now (podcast) here is the prick that is keeping trudeau in He gas to go, elect him out already And it could be the death knell for the NDP as we know it. liberal_party is staking out the traditional NDP territory, and frankly, they are still more trusted no roving bands of Marxists.
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First Nations police services seek higher, stable funding after throne speechIndigenous leaders have long been calling on the federal government to deem Indigenous policing an essential service. Always asking with no accountability They should fund themselves! Way too many handouts to FN. Absolutely not tax the FN to pay.
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Throne speech: Big Ideas, Missed OpportunitiesNational Post’s John Ivison and Financial Post’s Kevin Carmichael on what the throne speech means for Canada Steaming pile of sh** is what I saw, where were you? Old tired rehashed unrealizist libturd ideas from the 70s, regurgitated by the liberal puppet.
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The Throne Speech agenda is an attack on provincial, territorial jurisdiction, premiers sayPremiers say the Throne Speech impinges on their control over health care, while accusing Ottawa of ignoring their requests for more funding More money/funding for provinces to fund things like improvements at long-term care facilities = an attack. Nope, not partisan at all.... cdnpoli He sure is souring things with the provinces. It's mostly an attack on the patience and intelligence of voters
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Premier Jason Kenney says federal Throne Speech spectacularly missed the mark for AlbertaPremier Kenney says there was nothing in the Trudeau government’s plan for the ailing energy industry that has suffered thousands of job losses Why doesn't he start another war room and go cry about it there? Of course he said that because it wasn’t just a list of handouts to his o&g buddies. What a titanic sad sack this guy is. It was deliberate and if Horgan wins in BC they will collaborate with Ottawa at shutting down AB energy
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