While I actually hoped Poilievre would find a splinter of sympathy and class, I'm not surprised by this.
They really thought using a tragedy for campaign fodder was an ok thing to do.
Ghouls.
Exploiting the tragic loss of life in Vancouver for political gain is a new low for Mr. Poilievre in the final hours of his campaign.
Besides that, police have said the individual had a history of mental health issues and are still investigating.
#VancouverStrong
Poilievre saying he will renegotiate USMCA tells you what you need to know: He is ready to capitulate faster than the new puppy at the dog park.
He has zero instincts for leadership.
Now that the Treasonous Rapist has been reinstalled as President, please spend 30 seconds picturing Prime Minister Skippy pretending he's qualified to manage that relationship.
Cities need to put more traffic cameras at intersections like these, because drivers blocking intersections need to relearn the rules of the road.
I'm looking at you, #Autowa
Bloor/Spadina, Nov. 4, 8:34am. Over three minutes I saw 23 vehicles and 25 cyclists, including one parent with baby.
The only congestion was caused by a vehicle. Will @fordnation@PrabSarkaria pass special legislation to take away this person's minivan?
Yesterday I woke to learn that white christian presidential candidate Don Trump had mimed felatio on his mic stand.
It reminded me of a famous Christian thinker named Jesus H. Christ. You may have heard about him; people often say his full name when they see things like this.
So Catherine McKenney is vying to be the NDP candidate for Ottawa Centre - a bit surprisingly, at the provincial level! #ottnews
(https://t.co/Z4yJZwizz0)
You'd think the ON Minister of Transportation would have a better grasp of, you know, modes of transportation.
As an aside, can these people even form independent thoughts? All I hear is an scripted echo.
FYI, in some places, $16K is higher than the low income cut off rate (LICO) for individuals. This "top up" is equal to someone else's annual income, but sure, elected MPPs* earning over $100k/year are struggling to make ends meet.
*Maybe they just need to budget better?
Ontario Premier Doug Ford said the province’s “tough” cost of living is one of the reasons why his government recently handed promotions to three Progressive Conservative MPPs, topping up their salaries by more than $16,000 a year.
https://t.co/sKkUghOjKK https://t.co/yF95l7xIgw