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Blackstone owns everything from Ancestry.com to Tricon Residential, whose CEO was on 60 minutes discussing his part in the Housing crisis and skyrocketing prices. The governing Ontario PCs enabled Tricon to avoid rent control laws by creating tenancy laws that specifically benefitted Tricon.
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July 4, 2025 at 9:09 AM
Blackstone owns everything from Ancestry.com to Tricon Residential, whose CEO was on 60 minutes discussing his part in the Housing crisis and skyrocketing prices. The governing Ontario PCs enabled Tricon to avoid rent control laws by creating tenancy laws that specifically benefitted Tricon.
The scenario I just described isn’t much different from our current situation, except the NDP would lose party status while still holding the balance of power. If no party reaches 172 seats it will either be the Bloc or NDP that takes one of the two parties over the majority threshold.
March 22, 2025 at 7:56 PM
The scenario I just described isn’t much different from our current situation, except the NDP would lose party status while still holding the balance of power. If no party reaches 172 seats it will either be the Bloc or NDP that takes one of the two parties over the majority threshold.
Not saying they would be better off but they would be very relevant because regardless of whether they have party status, in that one scenario they would hold the balance of power. It’s too soon to say whether the seat count will be anything close to the numbers i just threw out there to you though.
March 22, 2025 at 7:55 PM
Not saying they would be better off but they would be very relevant because regardless of whether they have party status, in that one scenario they would hold the balance of power. It’s too soon to say whether the seat count will be anything close to the numbers i just threw out there to you though.
So long as we have a Westminster democracy, we won’t have a two party system but we do have a two-governing party system already, as only the two have ever formed government. The NDP are what prevents us from becoming entirely two party, our current minority seat count is a good example of how.
March 22, 2025 at 7:53 PM
So long as we have a Westminster democracy, we won’t have a two party system but we do have a two-governing party system already, as only the two have ever formed government. The NDP are what prevents us from becoming entirely two party, our current minority seat count is a good example of how.
Sorry your post wasn’t clear, the unite the right efforts by Harper were actually the effort he made to merge the three right parties, Reform, PC and Alliance. Hence why your post seemed to suggest a merger of NDP and Liberal parties wholly.
March 22, 2025 at 7:50 PM
Sorry your post wasn’t clear, the unite the right efforts by Harper were actually the effort he made to merge the three right parties, Reform, PC and Alliance. Hence why your post seemed to suggest a merger of NDP and Liberal parties wholly.
Let’s say the seat count is 165 liberal, 130 Conservative, 2 Green, 34 Bloc and 7 NDP. Yes they would lose party status but they would still hold the balance of power. That wouldn’t be a two party system at all as the NDP becomes quite relevant. But there is no sense in joining forces at this point.
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March 22, 2025 at 7:49 PM
Let’s say the seat count is 165 liberal, 130 Conservative, 2 Green, 34 Bloc and 7 NDP. Yes they would lose party status but they would still hold the balance of power. That wouldn’t be a two party system at all as the NDP becomes quite relevant. But there is no sense in joining forces at this point.
The latest polling shows the NDP winning approximately 7 seats nationally. There is little to no advantage of combining the two even on an individual riding basis never mind nationally to combine the parties wholly.
March 22, 2025 at 7:41 PM
The latest polling shows the NDP winning approximately 7 seats nationally. There is little to no advantage of combining the two even on an individual riding basis never mind nationally to combine the parties wholly.
Not going to happen, nor would you want it to. We would end up with a 2-party system like the USA which is largely why they are so dysfunctional.
March 22, 2025 at 8:05 AM
Not going to happen, nor would you want it to. We would end up with a 2-party system like the USA which is largely why they are so dysfunctional.
The final Canada Disability Benefit Regulations & related Regulatory Impact Analysis Statement (RIAS) were published in the Canada Gazette, Part 2, Vol 159, No 6 on March 12.
The regulations set out how the Canada Disability Benefit will be administered and delivered.
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The regulations set out how the Canada Disability Benefit will be administered and delivered.
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Summary of the Canada Disability Benefit Regulations - Canada.ca
The government has published a summary of the proposed Canada Disability Benefit Regulations to this website. The proposed Canada Disability Benefit Regulations will be published on the Canada Gazette...
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March 14, 2025 at 6:39 PM
The final Canada Disability Benefit Regulations & related Regulatory Impact Analysis Statement (RIAS) were published in the Canada Gazette, Part 2, Vol 159, No 6 on March 12.
The regulations set out how the Canada Disability Benefit will be administered and delivered.
www.canada.ca/en/employmen...
The regulations set out how the Canada Disability Benefit will be administered and delivered.
www.canada.ca/en/employmen...
February 7, 2025 at 12:57 AM
Ruby Dhalla is entitled to her opinion.
That sentiment, spoken by anyone, isn’t likely one shared by the majority of Liberal party members.
Due process is important here, it acts like a nanny for fairness and equality in the leadership race, and ultimately it will determine who prevails.
That sentiment, spoken by anyone, isn’t likely one shared by the majority of Liberal party members.
Due process is important here, it acts like a nanny for fairness and equality in the leadership race, and ultimately it will determine who prevails.
January 29, 2025 at 6:53 PM
Ruby Dhalla is entitled to her opinion.
That sentiment, spoken by anyone, isn’t likely one shared by the majority of Liberal party members.
Due process is important here, it acts like a nanny for fairness and equality in the leadership race, and ultimately it will determine who prevails.
That sentiment, spoken by anyone, isn’t likely one shared by the majority of Liberal party members.
Due process is important here, it acts like a nanny for fairness and equality in the leadership race, and ultimately it will determine who prevails.
Ok, but talking as a dictator-elect (🙄) and being one are not far apart for a man who is known for doing what he says.
January 7, 2025 at 7:23 PM
Ok, but talking as a dictator-elect (🙄) and being one are not far apart for a man who is known for doing what he says.
Day 1 is the day after he is certified. The inauguration is just ceremonial to him. Once it was certified yesterday, now he can’t be stopped in his view.
January 7, 2025 at 7:16 PM
Day 1 is the day after he is certified. The inauguration is just ceremonial to him. Once it was certified yesterday, now he can’t be stopped in his view.
Is she ever? She her appearance walks a fine line. The 13% of the population that have said in polls want to join the US, which province do you think the vast majority of those come from?
January 7, 2025 at 7:15 PM
Is she ever? She her appearance walks a fine line. The 13% of the population that have said in polls want to join the US, which province do you think the vast majority of those come from?