In mid-June 2015, before that year’s federal election campaign began in earnest, Justin Trudeau released a package of 32 promised democratic and government reform measures.
The Green Party has moved into double digits in most polls, suggesting Singh had better move quickly on his third-party promises before they become fourth-party commitments. It might not have been a great idea to release so much so soon — particularly when there is a plethora of other news . The section on “Taking better care of each other” suggests a healthcare expansion that would cover Canadians “from head to toe,” including mental health, dental care, eye care and infertility treatment.
One of the other glittering prizes on offer in the platform is a promise to cap cell phone bills to the global average, a move the industry says would hurt rural coverage, negatively impact new entrants to the market and stifle the $26 billion in new investment needed to build out the 5G network. “The current model works,” said one telecom executive, pointing to a 52-per-cent decrease in Canada’s price per gigabyte of data between 2014 and 2018.
Bievenido a Cuba!
Stop with your big words and just tell everyone that the NDP is fucked.
Imagine being a conservative who says nice things about Harper and Ford and not knowing you don't have a fucking clue about fiscal responsibility
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What could go wrong?
Sounds like every urban centre in Ontario to me.
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