A fool and his money....

https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/tom-mulcair-park-littered-with-trash-after-pilot-project-is-perfect-symbol-of-trudeau-governance-1.6858351 There's a few paras that capture this government perfectly. 1) The hypocrisy and faux concern; 2) The incompetence defined by faux sophistication and...

When I said AUKUS would impact trade, there were some who were skeptical. But if you've ever worked in any slightly high tech industry, you'll know what this means: https://www.naval-technology.com/news/us-prepares-to-scrap-itar-for-aukus-nations/

That is what is was in 1994. And then the referendum happened a year later and we nearly lost the country. I do. Cultural issues especially with integration of immigrants and the recent leftist deference to religious minorities is not playing well in Quebec. The Rest of Canada gave them a...

It's a challenge to be sure. But right now we actually have a ground based radar squadron that controls fighters at each fighter base and a good number of Air Battle Managers (ABMs) posted on exchange to Tinker, Oklahoma (USAF) and Geilenkirchen, Germany (NATO) to work on their E-3 AWACS. It's...

This could end up being Trudeau's legacy. https://nationalpost.com/opinion/why-would-quebec-want-to-stay-in-trudeaus-beleaguered-canada

This is a capability I've long advocated for. Both to reduce reliance on the US for surveying our own airspace and to be able to make a solid NATO contribution. It's good to see the government finally see the same logic...

This is like expecting MAGA supporters to criticize Trump. Anybody that is flag waving is a partisan culture warrior. They'll be waving those flags at the pro-Poilievre rally in 2029. In 2050, they'll still be talking about how evil Justin Trudeau secretly controls the Liberals and wants to...

These are silly conspiracies. Bids are expensive. Hundreds of thousands to millions to respond. Very rare to see companies bid if they genuinely believe they don't have a shot. Indeed, the federal government has cancelled projects where they ended up with a sole bidder. Federal project...

Most of that is additional health and social spending. As an example, is the growth of OAS we discussed here earlier. This government has grown the public service substantially. But simple math will tell you that's not the root of our fiscal problems. Laying off 50 000 public servants will...

That's not evidence of STRs causing a housing crisis. That's evidence that they face the same tight housing market as everywhere else. For STRs to be the problem in those markets, you'd have to show that: 1) Those STRs are suitable for year-round living. 2) The owners would likely to choose...

Correct me if I'm wrong. I haven't seen a single problem we discuss here where your preferred solution isn't a federal program (new or expanded) or legislation. It's your natural instinct. There's nothing wrong with that preference. We all have our biases. And yours leads to demanding that...

You want national legislation to solve a problem of too many parties in cottage country? And you think this is relevant to the housing crisis because? To be clear, this is not evidence of STRs impacting housing in those areas. Do you have actual evidence? Did you actually read the links...

This article is talking about getting overwhelmed with revellers. Speaking of Canadian law you should know that regulating property is squarely in provincial jurisdiction.