Énergie et ressources naturelles | Susan Holt s’entretient avec Mark Carney
La première ministre du Nouveau-Brunswick, Susan Holt, s’est rendue à Ottawa pour défendre les intérêts du secteur énergétique et des ressources naturelles de sa province.
Énergie et ressources naturelles | Susan Holt s’entretient avec Mark Carney
La première ministre du Nouveau-Brunswick, Susan Holt, s’est rendue à Ottawa pour défendre les intérêts du secteur énergétique et des ressources naturelles de sa province.
Clause dérogatoire | Le ministre de la Justice Sean Fraser clarifie sa position
Après avoir offert ses excuses à la première ministre du Québec vendredi, le ministre Sean Fraser a clarifié de vive voix sa position sur l’usage préventif de la clause dérogatoire lundi.

(Ottawa) Après avoir offert ses excuses à la première ministre du Québec vendredi, le ministre Sean Fraser a clarifié de vive voix sa position sur l’usage préventif de la clause dérogatoire lundi. Une controverse avait éclaté quelques heures avant la première rencontre entre Christine Fréchette et le premier ministre Mark Carney.
I wonder why right wing austerity types like Stephen Harper and Mark Carney always fawn over Sir Isaac Brock?

Over the past couple of years, the Canadian public has been the target of a somewhat peculiar series of history lessons courtesy of the Harper government. If you’ve been to the movie theatre lately, you may have seen a short, prefeature educational ad put out by the Conservatives that recreates a dramatic scene from the […]
Mark Carney mise sur YouTube pour parler aux Canadiens
Chantal Hébert analyse ce changement d’approche du premier ministre. Mark Carney a choisi sa chaîne YouTube pour adresser un long message aux Canadiens où il explique sa stratégie face aux États-Unis.
It was shared there because that's a way to reach more people.
Regarding the speech itself, it's just more pablum. Carney has allowed Trump to dictate our tax policy (cutting the DST as soon as Trump demanded), and has allowed Trump to dictate our defence spending (the Liberal's policy platform was for 2% of GDP, but due to Trump's demands, Carney increased the goal to the ludicrous level of 5% -- contrast that with Spain, one of the few nations that truly has taken stands against Trump).
Everything he says is predicated on Trump's whims. He supported the war in Iran (later "with regret", but always maintained that support); his criticism of Israel's attack on Lebanon is in line with Trump's viewpoint (in that Trump himself criticized it); he supported the action on Venezuela; his minister of foreign affairs, Anand, only sent aid to Cuba after okaying it the Marco Rubio; he's allowing Canadian made weapons to be used by Israel in their genocide of Gaza (via the refusal to enact Bill C-233 -- Rob Oliphant, secretary to Minister Anand, stated the bill would "severely hinder our defence industry"), etc.
Right wing austerity neoliberal governments are always signing deals with various nations for so-called free trade. So that's not new. And usually such leaders, like Harper and now Carney, fawn over Brock's role in 1812 (1).
It's all to convert us into a militaristic petrol state that appeases the US.

Over the past couple of years, the Canadian public has been the target of a somewhat peculiar series of history lessons courtesy of the Harper government. If you’ve been to the movie theatre lately, you may have seen a short, prefeature educational ad put out by the Conservatives that recreates a dramatic scene from the […]
Carney hopes that "private investment firms such as Blackrock and some of the world's biggest sovereign wealth funds, including Singapore's GIC" will come to our rescue. That way, Carney will be able to turn us into a militaristic petrol state.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/armstrong-invest-in-canada-summit-carney-9.7166810

Prime Minister Mark Carney has sent invitations to 100 of the biggest investment firms in the world. He's pitching an Invest in Canada Summit this fall to unlock trillions of dollars in investments in Canada.
Well, I applied for a renewal of the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP). And it was a horrendous process. I went through loads of verification events and oodles of questions. I imagine there are a lot of people who would find it overwhelming. It can't be soon enough that we get an NDP majority government to simply make it universal and eliminate such bullshit.
Small “l” Liberal and former cabinet minister Lloyd Axworthy discusses the Carney Liberals shift to the right.
https://thewalrus.ca/carneys-liberals-are-governing-like-conservatives-just-more-politely/
Investment in what, pray tell? More activities that plunder our land and degrade the environment and our social support structures to enrich foreign investors?
https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/armstrong-invest-in-canada-summit-carney-9.7166810

Prime Minister Mark Carney has sent invitations to 100 of the biggest investment firms in the world. He's pitching an Invest in Canada Summit this fall to unlock trillions of dollars in investments in Canada.