Ottawa-area Conservative MP Pierre Poilievre said he’s making plans to deliver coffee and support to the “freedom-loving truckers” this weekend #cdnpoli
About the Indigenous rail blockades in February 2020 " Conservative finance critic Pierre Poilievre said the economic repercussions of the blockades have amounted to a “war on working people” and demanded to know how government would fight back"#cdnpoli
"I will be meeting with truckers, I will be meeting with parts of the convoy. I will try and do it outside of the Hill core so it can be done effectively," Erin O'Toole told an evening news conference.
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"Erin O’Toole’s Conservative Party is proposing to amend Canada’s Criminal Code to stop protests that disrupt key infrastructure such as pipelines or railways-an election proposal that many say will unfairly target Indigenous land defenders" from 2020 election coverage #cdnpoli
Very sad to hear about the passing of Alexa McDonough. I first met her during the CUPW strike in 1987 (my first) when she walked the picket line on Almon Street with us. She was a trailblazer for women in politics, as well as a fierce social justice warrior. Rest in peace Alexa.
If your employer requires you to be vaccinated and you are thinking of falsely claiming you are double-vaxxed, read and be aware
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A Deere strike captain sent me this photo, with the caption:
"This is how Deere's security has been transporting people in and out"
Presumably this is because people are scared to show their face while undermining the strike. Dystopian.
@jontattrie I want to thank you for your book about Eddie Carvery. I read it cover to cover in one day. The history of Africville in the book is something I never knew. How is Mr. Carvery's health doing?
It is with great sadness that we are announcing the sudden passing of Robert Devet on Monday Sept.27.
This is a terrible loss for Simon, his son (writing this tweet), Bonnie, his girlfriend, and all his family. It is also a great loss for the communities he tirelessly supported.
@justintrudeau $610 million for an election during a pandemic to basically end up where we started before the election call. Whoever advised you to call this election needs to be fired.
The new government needs to urgently address the issue of affordable housing.
There’s been no sense over the last four weeks that the Conservative government has really taken in and understood the situation, the urgency of the moment. #nspoli#nsndp
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