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Oh, Shiny Prime Minister!
Don't worry Fort Mac. Justin is hosting a photo-op w/Alex Trebek tomorrow. I'll take moron for $50 pic.twitter.com/07nYFu7QJy
— Bill Brasky (@Polkameister) May 4, 2016
Oh, Shiny Prime Minister!
Because in the Sunny Ways part of the Charter of Rights, the government can tell you to turn off your phone & camera https://t.co/1exFVHrYfm
— Ezra Levant (@ezralevant) April 28, 2016
I thought it was from the heart out.
‘Deliverology’ guru schools Trudeau government for 2nd time at cabinet retreat.
But, don’t jump to conclusions, the title may be wonky, but it’s just another organizational conference.
Now Is The Time At SDA When We Juxtapose!
“I guess I’ll shake your hand but I have only one thing to say to you: you need to get out of Ukraine,”
Pictures:
I still can’t get over this. The PM is working out at a NY gym tomorrow for a photo op. pic.twitter.com/f3sIzyycn9
— Emma Loop (@LoopEmma) April 20, 2016
Oh…Canada.
Oh, Shiny Prime Minister!
This is some truly fine reporting, North Korean-style. https://t.co/T7vTR0p3BQ
— Andrew Coyne (@acoyne) April 16, 2016
(Ah, here’s what I was looking for.)
So, to summarize, the PM went to a place and learned about a thing. During the speech that followed, he excitedly suggested he wanted to talk about the thing he just learned. A reporter was disinterested in playing along, and tried to ask a more relevant question, but Trudeau ignored him and launched into what was clearly a pre-prepared treatise on the thing.
Oh, Shiny Prime Minister!
Mr. Dion approved six export permits on Friday covering more than 70 per cent of the transaction, newly released documents show – a decision that represents the most vital step in the Canadian government’s arms-control process. The Liberals have long said they could not interfere with what they described as a “done deal” arranged by the Harper Conservatives.
[…]
The remarkable department of Global Affairs Canada memo, stamped “secret” and obtained by University of Montreal law professor Daniel Turp, who is challenging the Saudi deal in Federal Court, lays bare the Liberal government’s rationale for the mammoth Canadian arms sale.
Canada’s arms export control regime makes it clear that a transaction can only proceed after Ottawa has issued export permits, and the new Global Affairs memo reveals that the Conservatives had only approved minor permits related to the Saudi deal for the export of technical data.
It has fallen to Mr. Dion to approve the vast majority of the transaction and that is what he did last week.
Oh, Shiny Prime Minister!
Trudeau blasted. Media Party hardest hit.
Generation Entitlement™ Comes Of Age
Promise Made, meh, what Promise
One of the reasons, Premier Brad Wall is so popular, and likely to remain Premier on Monday, is because he keeps his promises. As opposed to that young man leading Canada.
Let them eat cake
More in the ‘From the mouths of babes’ file.
Trudeau said in an interview with Global Calgary that people in Edmonton and Saskatchewan who complain of being left out of changes to the program should feel fortunate their areas have not been harder hit by the downturn in energy prices.
Selfish dolts, if you’re unemployed should be happy that you’re not, umm, unemployed.
The Comfy Fur Budget
Sorry about the delay, work and other events took my attention today. Your federal budget thread: For the millions of Canadians who voted for the Liberals in the fall election, it’s a thing of beauty.
During election @JustinTrudeau said he would hike deficit by total of $25.1 billion over 3 years. This budget hikes it by $29.4 billion in 1
— Lorrie Goldstein (@sunlorrie) March 22, 2016
More from Brian Lilley
Oh, Shiny Prime Minister!
Heh.
Oh, Shiny Prime Minister!
During a 90-minute grilling by Tuesday morning MPs, including Liberals, on the House of Commons defence committee, asked Sajjan questions about Canada’s defence policy. He hemmed, hawwed, and stumbled through his testimony, declining to provide any details on the CF-18 replacement process; the use of armed drones, Canada’s cyberwarfare abilities; how Canada help defend North America against Russian aggression or any other topics he was asked about.
Sajjan’s excuse? Canada’s defence policy is under review, a review that will not be complete until the end of the year.
Your Moral And Intellectual Superiors
Also I did this. @PnPCBC pic.twitter.com/m0xnUGQPuY
— Rosemary Barton (@RosieBarton) March 11, 2016
Oh, Shiny Prime Minister!
Guys I'm starting to get a really bad feeling about this 60 Minutes Trudeau interview. pic.twitter.com/0X2Y3lNQnp
— Chris Selley (@cselley) March 4, 2016
The Libranos: All Hail Our Carbon Taxing Overlords
Great moments in naiveté: “Insufficient political will”.
A conservative estimate of Canada’s existing carbon-absorption capacity, based on land area and the global carbon-absorption average, indicates that Canada could already be absorbing 20 to 30 per cent more CO2 than we emit. Using the same calculation, the “Big Four” polluters of China, the U.S., the European Union, and India, which together are responsible for a whopping 60 per cent of global CO2 emissions, release 10 times more CO2 than their combined land area absorbs. Canada doesn’t seem very dirty now, do we?
So when was the last time you heard a Canadian political leader, let alone the media, talk about our carbon-absorption capacity? Probably never, because we are currently ignoring that side of the equation, for a couple reasons…
h/t Ottawa MJ
Oh, Shiny Divestment!
It's Official: Canada Has Sold All Of Its Gold Reserves https://t.co/5B7cHVxV4P pic.twitter.com/XQcrhLMVUU
— zerohedge (@zerohedge) March 3, 2016
It’s probably nothing. They’ve probably just diversified into Vancouver real estate.
Break Most Every Promise and Open the Debt Tap
Too bad many Canadians don’t realize that elections have consequences: Trudeau Drops Campaign Promises and Goes All In With Deficits

