Already in a fight to keeps it’s air traffic control tower, the Regina Airport Authority could now be facing the possibility of losing it’s “international” designation.
M.P for Regina-Wascana, Michael Kram, said a Transport Canada document he obtained listing 13 international airports, did not include either Regina or Saskatoon.
Kram says it would be very concerning from a number of standpoints for Saskatchewan airports to lose “international” status.
“It is a big concern because it will hurt our city and it’s ability to attract new businesses,” Kram said. “It will also make it more difficult for families to fly down to sunny destinations in the winter, this would make us look more like a backwater destination, instead of an international city,” he added.
Kram says the term “international” is much more than just an honorary title.
Once They’ve Purged The Pro-Lifers And Yellowvests And Climate Deniers And Wexiters And Transphobes
Everything will be big tent hunky dory again: Maybe the biggest question anyone considering entering this race should be asking is if they can handle how this party treats its own.
No, No, No.
Stay strong, Prime Minister. Hold the line.
But the Premiers didn’t create this mess. They’re just responding to legislation from the Liberals. If Trudeau wants to end this, he should moderate his bill.
I want a new country
Thumbs up.
Rich.
PM LookAtMySocks is worried about stoking regional divisions.
The Gov’t propaganda in question.
Q. How many conversations over the Thanksgiving table will involve politics?
A. All of them.
Fortunately, the Liberals have released their talking points for the true believers:
.@liberal_party releases talking points to help members handle #Thanksgiving dinner, taking permanent campaign in #CDNpoli to new levels pic.twitter.com/TaN3eJD1QK
— Paul Thomas (@pejthomas) October 7, 2017
#SKExit after 50 +1.
What would be necessary? Here’s a quick list I threw together. Undoubtedly incomplete.
– Take responsibility for 1/35th of federal debt as of November, 2015. I think it was around $620B so that would be $17.7B. This is to be paid to the Gov’t of Canada over twenty years without interest. ($870M/yr)
– Pay 1/35 of Canada’s November 2015 Defence budget of $23B yearly to the Gov’t of Canada. This is $657M/yr or until such time as Saskatchewan deems necessary to provide for our own defence.
– A flat tax on all income, personal and corporate.
– Look towards Switzerland for banking regulation.
– All current Indian Reservations remain under the purview of the Gov’t of Canada and outside the responsibility of the Gov’t of Saskatchewan. All Status Indians remain Canadian Citizens with the right to immigrate to become a Saskatchewan Citizen with all the Rights and Responsibilities that entails.
– Until such time as Saskatchewan law can be clarified, Saskatchewan will continue to enforce the Canadian Criminal code as it exists from the point of separation.
– Freedom of speech, property rights, freedom of assembly, freedom of religion, the right to firearms, the right to not self-incrimate, the right to due process, and freedom of the press be enshrined
– Elected Judges with 10 year terms.
– An appointed Supreme Court by the legislative body.