If these transit projects were left up to the city of Toronto to get built, they would never have seen the light of day. You should thank Doug Ford for taking over these projects.

The Ontario line is vastly superior to the previous downtown relief line plan. Kathleen Wynne can talk all she wants about her "plans" The fact of the matter is that shovels are in the ground for 5 transit projects in Toronto. Doug Ford has built more transit in Toronto then the previous...

Kathleen Wynne promised to finance the project during the final months of her government, however they did not receive federal funding. https://globalnews.ca/news/4184361/kathleen-wynne-toronto-transit-relief/ Kathleen Wynne backs Toronto transit relief and SmartTrack plan By Kerri Breen...

What? Doug Ford got federal funding for the downtown relief line: https://www.canada.ca/en/housing-infrastructure-communities/news/2021/05/backgrounder-the-governments-of-canada-and-ontario-make-the-largest-investment-in-public-transit-in-canadian-history.html All three orders of government...

The Relief line wasn't already funded. Doug Ford got federal funding while at the same time expanded the project. Remember this project doesn't get off the ground without the feds. While other governments talk, Doug Ford gets things done.

What was Ontario Place before? A paid waterpark. Back in the day in cost me 30 dollars to get in and yet the government was still subsidizing Ontario Place.

I remember going to Ontario Place as a kid. Blame Dalton McGuinty and the Liberals for letting it rot. The same people criticizing the revitalization of Ontario Place will be the first ones to attend it's opening. There is a reason why Doug Ford's party is 40% in the polls. The Ontario...

CF hasn't even leased the 44-storey office building that has been marketed for years. You expect them to find tenants for 10 million square feet of office space? Good luck with that. The market has changed but society has also changed.

This is a provincial project now. The province is the one calling the shots.

Who is advising the Liberals? There is a famous quote: "The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again expecting different results"

New Nik Nanos poll: https://338canada.com/20240920-nan.htm Nanos Research https://338canada.com/pollster-ratings.htm 2024-09-20 1,000 (1/4) 25 42 21 4 6 2 CPC +17 The NDP have a legit shot of passing the Liberals in support.

The Conservatives are going to have a Fielday with this. It is like Justin Trudeau on the red carpet at TIFF, when he is too unpopular to campaign in his hometown of Montreal.

This month has been the worst month of Justin Trudeau's political career. He is acting like he has already given up. Fine resign and let someone else take over. Hundreds of people's careers depend on you.

This guy doesn't know how to read a room. I won't be watching. https://www.thestar.com/politics/federal/justin-trudeau-to-appear-on-the-late-show-with-stephen-colbert-monday-night/article_783b9f50-790b-11ef-b9a8-1fb41536e777.html Justin Trudeau to appear on ‘The Late Show’ with Stephen...

Our Country is literally being run by a zombie government. The sooner an election the better.

If Trudeau is Prime Minister or not the Liberals face another byelection before the end of the year: https://nationalpost.com/news/politics/trudeau-liberals-facing-more-byelections More baleful byelections are brewing for the Trudeau Liberals after the fall of St. Paul's These looming...

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/09/14/world/americas/special-election-montreal-trudeau.html Justin Trudeau’s Party Has a Popularity Problem: Justin Trudeau A vote in Montreal is seen as a referendum on Canada’s prime minister, who has brushed aside calls to step down as party members fear a...

Does anyone get the feeling that not even a leadership change will save the Liberals. I know we don't officially have term limits in Canada, but unofficially we do. If you look at history after a government has been in power for 8-9 years, there has always been a change in government.

According to you?

With a Federal election coming up by Spring 2025 what does that mean for a potential Spring Provincial election?