@CantinoBella @Teachers__Unite@Sflecce To be fair it isn't just teachers. Anybody who kept pushing lockdowns long into the pandemic after the first couple of times is essentially human garbage.
@MurrayALee@StephenPunwasi @RobertAFinlay @PierrePoilievre Sure dude. That's why you so very responsibly broke out accusations of fascism 30 seconds into a discussion in a democratic society.
For you fascism is everything and everywhere. The term means nothing for the likes of you.
@CantinoBella @Teachers__Unite@Sflecce When I see teachers agitating to keep schools open and denounce lockdowns as a destructive and terrible policy, then they get the benefit of the doubt. Not one second before.
There is a disconnect between Canada's current COVID reality and our border policies.
For public health policies to make sense, they must be fluid.
#Cdnpoli https://t.co/LOxix7IE5h
Justin Trudeau thinks he is hurting Conservatives politically by saying “no” to our proposals; in fact, he is punishing Canadians with his petty political vengeance.
China spent US$150 billion to become the world’s second largest chip maker by 2024, and they’re almost there.
Canada spent about the same on mortgage backed securities and made Toronto the second biggest real estate bubble in the world.
Priorities.
#ToRe#VanRe
NEWSFLASH: @bankofcanada's Tiff Macklem—when asked today if households could handle a rate hike over 50 bps—said the BoC "may need to take a larger step."
Central bankers don't make such statements loosely.
OIS probability of a 75 bps hike on July 13 quickly rose up near 50%.