I'm back in Ottawa, and tonight I did a stand-up comedy routine after having a few drinks on the plane.
I made fun of @PierrePoilievre for being racist, divisive, and a threat to people's rights.
Anyways I'm off to wear black face, divide the country, and trample Canadians.
Today I'm visiting the greatest show on earth, the #CalgaryStampede!
Whenever I'm in #Alberta, I'm reminded that folks here love being part of #Canada under my Government.
Every Albertan I've spoken to has had the same message - it's time to eliminate oil & gas.
@CBCcolleenKG Is it possible to give @DominicCardy more than 8-10 minutes to answer questions on such an important topic as school opening plans considering the rest of the Fredericton morning program today seemed like mostly filler?
@seguincbc Could you please ask principals how curriculum for high school will be covered with students only doing work every 2nd day. (Most teachers are NOT using the technology to teach students on "off" days.)
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He said it three-times in one minute. Always has been well-scripted. Always will be.
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@kscottagnew @seguincbc Some of what she said is correct. Most of it showed a strong opinion/bias. It is great to see she excelled in the immersion program, but it doesn't work for most NB students. (I say this as a parent of two kids currently in immersion, so there's my bias on the table.)
@kscottagnew @seguincbc I never said unqualified, but it should be incumbent on the CBC to point out the bias. Volunteering to appear on the CPF's website does suggest support for this lobby group. (Volunteering says more than a paid position actually.)
@seguincbc ...so it is a different Isabelle Agnew than the one who appears in the video on this page (12th video from top)? If so, I apologize for the misunderstanding. https://t.co/5oAj7Fs85g
@seguincbc No problem. I thought that might be the case. She did a good job of hiding her bias at first, but it was clear she did not go into this as an unbiased "student who works with data".
@seguincbc Why did you neglect to say your previous guest does promo videos for CPF? Survey has some flaws, but her comments went way beyond a proper survey design critique and the CPF connection makes it easy to see why. Pls point out these biases for benefit of your audience.
@CouncillorChase 2/2 the 20% reduction, we can expect to see about 3 injuries reduced/year IF we put cameras at ALL major intersections. Every injury is important, but that 5M number just does not hold up in the Fredericton context. Let's use the available data and find the BEST approach.
@CouncillorChase ( 1/2) You are right. We must consider ALL costs and $5 M is a huge number! ...but it makes little sense in this context. Using Fredericton's own data, failing to stop at red lights has caused an average of 15.6 injuries/year over the past 11 years and NO deaths. Assuming...
@CouncillorChase (2/2) a reduction of 20%, that means about 3 injuries would be prevented if ALL major intersections had cameras. Every injury is important, but probably not = to 1.6 M. All I am is saying there are other more effective/efficient ways to reduce injuries on our streets.
@CouncillorChase 1/2 Fair enough, but we also shouldn't rely on just Edmonton stats either as that city has different traffic patterns than here. Assuming we ignore the high problem areas of roundabouts and put a camera at the biggest problem area of Maple and Ring Rd., we would...