Replying to @MarkJCarney
Okay, how about sending Sophie Grégoire Trudeau to Eurovision? cbc.ca/player/play/video/1.3…
Replying to @ClTYOFMON
Here is the perfectly explanation for the name which you cropped out of your screenshot.
As some of us predicted, with Option One in hand, Alberta is going to the back burner while Ottawa focuses on Quebec.
And the EU. 🤷♂️
Replying to @truckdriverpleb
In 2017, the late Brian Mulroney stopped in at a Costco in Red Deer, Alberta, of all places, and got a $1.50 Costco hotdog 🌭🥤for lunch. reddeeradvocate.com/2017/02/…
Replying to @sarkonakj @alan_poirier
Every law society in Canada has a “good character” requirement for licensing. This is similar for other professions.
The convicted murderer’s application for law school should *obviously* have been DOA. I hope he never gets out again.
Replying to @cbcwatcher
Ottawa should also send the memo to Liberal MPs. 🤷♂️
I would like Mayor @JeromyYYC to conduct an audit of Calgary’s expenses similar to what @BradMBradford proposes for Toronto. And get new blood with fresh eyes in the Administration.
Brad Bradford says Olivia Chow’s dismissal of his plan to conduct a third-party line-by-line audit of city finances is “the same can’t do attitude we hear time and time again from this mayor.”
“Our own auditor general found that the city spent $11 million on Microsoft Office licenses for people who retired, it spent $5 million on stickers on recycling bins to tell you we don’t pick up the recycling,” he says. “There is lots of things that we can save.”













