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@RobTheHockeyGuy @passittobulis Now we are at the stage where the rebuild whiners are starting to blossom!

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@cbcwatcher Netanyahu has also been a supporter of Hamas giving them 30 million a month to help get them going.

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@BartFurley Don’t come

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@CTVVancouver Send him to jail, his drug policies have killed 20,000 people plus he’s the worst premier in Canadian history.

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@_ClimateCraze @ClimateThere Vancouver Canada airport is 4 meters above sea level and a (air quote) scientist from UBC says that in the next hundred years it will be under water. I looked up how much the ocean has risen in the past 100 years the answer was 3 cm. Even is probably BS.

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@cbcwatcher Pretty good chance that Brookfield wants to sell stuff to Turkey.

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@cbcwatcher The reality is that there is no reason to have taxes on GHG emissions . Anyone who can read a graph can see that it’s unnecessary. This is a chart of temperature over the last 10,000 years according to ice cores.

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@BjornLomborg Carney does

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@drivingdotca They need desperately to fix their infotainment system. It is absolutely ridiculously inefficient.

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@CastanetNews Eby has the worst record of a premier in Canadian history.

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@VancouverSun One has all the information that the government has the other? Not so much.

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@CastanetNews Why? She’s a hero!

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@adamchamb @cbcwatcher In the states it makes the product more inexpensive in Canada it makes it more expensive.

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Mark Carney said one thing to Ryan Jespersen and another when pressed by the parliamentary press gallery today on constitutional reform

To Ryan Jespersen (Real Talk podcast, ~Oct 16): “Am I open to constitutional reform? Yes, I’m open to it… but I’m open to it with laying the groundwork for consensus. And part of the way you… lay groundwork for that is you build trust, you build on success, you move forward.”
He also stated: “The constitution is not unamendable, to be clear.”

The Toronto Star turned these remarks into the “Carney opens door to constitutional change” story ahead of the Alberta referendum

To the parliamentary press gallery today: When a reporter followed up on the implication that he was open to constitutional change: “I’m sorry, you have no interest in having constitutional change? No, don’t. I didn’t say. That’s not what I said at all.”

He then stressed that he favors “working now pragmatically to common solutions,” noted that constitutional change is difficult and long, and argued issues such as immigration should be handled through federal-provincial cooperation without opening the Constitution. He framed constitutional reform as something “we don’t start there” and that is “not necessary.”

The flipPodcast (Alberta-focused audience): “Yes, I’m open to it.”
Press gallery when directly asked what that means: “That’s not what I said at all,” followed by a clear preference for non-constitutional routes.

Same Prime Minister, different rooms, different messages yet AGAIN!

The “open to constitutional change” line that generated headlines gets walked back the moment the gallery presses him on it... then he rushes away @MarkJCarney

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@NVanCaroline I’ve voted for you yesterday

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@moneytalkstweet How many Christian churches have been destroyed in the last decade?

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@carolemacneil @MarkJCarney He’s doing it because of Brookfield

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@AmericaRecharge Europe is a dumpster fire!

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@GregMcLeanYYC How about if you guys get elected federally that you force Quebec to bring their natural gas online or they lose their equalization payment. This would go a long way to satisfying Alberta and BC and Ontario.

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@BissonnetteRene I’m assuming that you can read a graph. I’ll just leave this here.