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Financial analysts have been doomsaying since pre-COVID, and also saying the "housing bubble is going to pop". Believe it when you see it.
Well whataboutism is alive and well! Don't forget the NDP went ahead with the South Edmonton Hospital, so at worst their score then is 1-1, the UCP is 0.
NDP also went whole hog on school building.
Pointing out that the problem is more persistent is not whataboutism. The NDP funded the South Hospital when they knew they wouldn't be responsible for it: just like indexing Social Benefits, Affordable Housing Investments, etc. The UCP is the worst and the NDP are definitely better for the city than the UCP. Not being as vindictive and petty as Smith is not enough of a bar. This is a problem that is persistent and has hurt our city for a long time. There are a lot of structural inequities that the NDP should have fixed and didn't (Deerfoot funding for example). If we want real provincial equity we need to be clear about the problem. I will definitely vote NDP in the next election, but if Edmonton ends up being content with "At least its not the UCP" than we will continue to be short changed.
I appreciate what you are saying but when the Warren Buffet is chiming in there is reason for concern. Regardless the UCP will grasp at any excuse to delay a financial reconciliation for Edmonton. Oil below $72 would be reason enough.
I've never been a fan of arguing against something better over something worse because it is not ideal. It is counter productive and often helps worse win.
And the since cancelled superlab.
Of course. While she is there maybe she can get clarification on chem trails from the US DOD and report back on that too.
What a tone deaf idiotic thing to do. She has left no doubt in the minds of most Albertans of her far right tendencies. Let’s see how many more premiers attend.
