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Carson Jerema: OK B.C. Conservatives, let's not do *that* again (opens the original)
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The speed with which the B.C. Conservative party contained its internal chaos to put together a professional campaign team in time for David Eby’s hilariously self-serving snap election is impressive. The party had devolved to such a state of dysfunction that it very well could have been facing electoral oblivion. After former leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay was persuaded to step down on Sunday amid a full on caucus rebellion, the party’s board of directors moved quickly and appointed the aggressivel
Carson Jerema: L'État, c'est Carney (opens the original)
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In between ignoring Parliament after walking away from trade negotiations with the U.S. and ignoring Parliament to speak to the European Union, Prime Minister Mark Carney ignored Parliament to announce a suite of new economic policies, while hosting his “investor’s summit” in Toronto this week. Previous prime ministers certainly viewed the House of Commons as inconvenient. What makes Carney unique is that he doesn’t seem to consider it at all, not even as an obstacle to overcome or a tedious obl
Adam Pankratz: Mark Carney's elitist quest to turn us into Europeans (opens the original)
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This weekend, the Wall Street Journal reported that Prime Minister Mark Carney is pushing for associate membership with the European Union in an effort to diversify Canada away from the United States. Though, on Sunday evening Carney downplayed the story, and said he is seeking a “unique alliance” with the EU. It’s a convenient dodge in any case as both terms are undefined in any legal sense and Canadians deserve to know what the Prime Minister is actually up to. While there are solid economic a
Carson Jerema: A Cancon War with Trump isn't even the dumbest thing going on (opens the original)
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I find it hard to come to a different conclusion than I did on Saturday that Prime Minister Mark Carney made the right choice by walking away from trade negotiations with the United States. The demand that Canada align its trade policy with the U.S., while still facing harsh tariffs, is an obvious non-starter. Even so, the Liberals have been twisting themselves into knots to prove that they are every bit as self-obsessed and petty as they have always been. Consider the fact that among the major
Carson Jerema: Mark Carney's path from here is surprisingly obvious (opens the original)
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If you need to blame Prime Minister Mark Carney for anything, be it for overpromising on his ability to get anything resembling an acceptable “deal” with U.S. President Donald Trump on trade, but his decision to walk away from negotiations Friday, based on what we know, was the right thing to do. Leaked details of the tentative agreement that was reached earlier this week were bad enough. Apparently, according to media reports, Canada was conceding to permanent unilateral tariffs from the Americ
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