This has been a hard 24 hours for Canada.
The relationship with the US has been forever changed. You cannot negotiate in good faith when trust and integrity are no longer there.
But I believe deeply in Canada - and in Canadians.
The road ahead will be harder for many, especially our small businesses, workers and families. We need to pull every lever we have to help people weather this storm.
Government and industry must work shoulder-to-shoulder. We need to buy Canadian, build Canadian and continue to open new doors around the world.
We will get through this together. And if we do it right, we will emerge stronger and more resilient.
I stand with Carney.
I stand with Canadians.
It’s the wrong question.
It’s like asking an exhausted child:
“Bed or chocolate ice cream?”
Of course they’ll choose the ice cream.
That doesn’t make it the right choice. It just makes it the obvious one.
That’s the problem with a plebiscite designed to ask a question when the answer is already obvious.
“Surprised to see this plebiscite as there’s unanimous support for getting people the help they need.
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Maybe the Mayor should ask better questions that will actually improve peoples lives” - Minister Kahlon
Who is @rebeccaleebligh, and what kind of mayor would she be?
At CBC’s mayoral forum, Vancouverites got a chance to hear directly from Rebecca about her experience, her approach to leadership and why she believes City Hall can work better.
https://t.co/PaD9W7v65t
Yesterday, @rebeccaleebligh@JutlaKeeri72442 & our team joined @VancouverRiseFC for their second annual Pride Match. 🏳️🌈⚽
Pride is more than a celebration us. It’s personal, and a reminder of why building a city where everyone can belong and be themselves matters!
Stories like Keerit’s matter.
The journey that brings someone to public service shapes how they see a city, the people they serve, and what they believe is possible.
Take a minute to hear @JutlaKeerit72442’s story:
https://t.co/UTXHizjVYu
We're glad to see this resolved!
Flight attendants keep passengers safe and help people through delays, emergencies and the unexpected.
No one should be expected to work for free. If your employer requires you to be on the job, that time should be paid.
We recognize the decision to strike is not an easy one. That's why it's important for us to be clear about what was offered, what was not accepted, and what has led to our current situation.
For more information on our offer click here: https://t.co/YXVFYtotiK
Nous reconnaissons que la décision de déclencher une gr��ve n’est pas facile à prendre. C’est pourquoi il est important pour nous d’expliquer clairement ce qui a été proposé, ce qui n’a pas été accepté et ce qui a mené à la situation actuelle.
Pour obtenir de plus amples renseignements sur notre offre, cliquez ici :
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On the doors in Mount Pleasant this afternoon, we’re hearing from homeowners and renters alike, especially younger renters struggling to find steady work and housing they can afford. We’re listening, and we’re ready to get to work✌️
Vancouver is one of the best cities in the world. It shouldn't be this hard to build a life here.
Here's why Rebecca Bligh is running for Mayor. ⬇️
#Vancouver#VanPol
Yesterday wasn't just a parade. It was a reminder of what Vancouver looks like when people come together.
Thank you to everyone who walked with us, cheered us on, or stopped to say hello. The sea of yellow made for an unforgettable day.
Happy Pride, Vancouver. 🌈