That’s fair and acceptible by the rules the Canadian gov’t had in place.
And I get people being unhappy Tesla used the rules to their own benefit … but the problem isn’t with Tesla … it’s with the Trudeau gov’t who did sfa to make the rules strong, where ‘saving’ sales for a future ‘windfall’ was NOT allowed.
Don’t be pissed at the messenger here. Be angry with the leadership that made lax rules that helped the rich cunts more than it did the average human being.
Please change the title to the one the article has.
That’s rule 1 of this instance.
But one Toronto MP, who asked not to be identified to speak freely, said the mayor didn’t act because of her electoral considerations.
The next municipal election is scheduled for fall 2026, and a recent poll found that 53 per cent of residents disapproved of Chow’s performance.
Chow was elected mayor in a 2023 byelection, winning just over 37 per cent of the vote. She dominated the central wards and won most of Scarborough, but lost in suburban Etobicoke and North York.
The areas that blocked sixplexes (Etobicoke, North York, Scarborough, with the exception of Ward 23) are also the areas most resistant to density, and where council opposition was strongest.
The MP said Chow’s decision on sixplexes is an effort to “hold on to every vote” she won in the suburbs north of Bloor Street while reassuring her downtown base.
I hate that too often politicians base their decisions on what could happen in futire elections.
I mean almost none of them prioritize their civic duty and what’s best for their constituents anymore. It’s all “But what about my re-election!” bs now.
Fyi this article is 3 months old.
TikTok did this, not the Canadian gov’t.
TikTok is ending its sponsorship of several major Canadian arts organizations, including the Juno Awards and the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), as it prepares to shut down its Canadian operations under a federal directive.
The company said it is complying with an order issued by Ottawa last November, which requires TikTok to wind down operations in Canada due to national security concerns. As a result, the company says it will suspend all partnerships and funding initiatives in the country. So, in other words, its offices will close, but the actual TikTok app will remain in Canada. Go figure.
Everyone in Ontario should remember Christian Vitela’s name and share Christian Vitela’s name across social media, so that people are aware of Christian Vitela penchant for human trafficking and mistreating people who worked for him.
Yeah. That fine is nothing. It should have been $5 billion instead.
Personally, I think it would be great to give this particular flag the same protections as a civic flag.
It already is protected.
“The National Flag Act states that no strata has the authority to tell citizens they can’t fly the Canadian flag, and the Flag Act acknowledges that there are other flags,” said Parke, though there’s no express permission to fly an Indigenized Canadian flag.
Reminds me of how ‘professional’ politicians stonewalled the Rhino party back in the day.
The federal minister of Indigenous services says her government plans to reintroduce legislation to ensure First Nations’ rights to clean drinking water — despite calls from Alberta and Ontario for it to scrap the bill altogether.
Trust Drug Fraud and the Devil Siren to deny people fresh potable water.
Yup. I got zero pity for them.
Tweedledee and Tweedledum talking out of their asses again.
Canadian mining companies have a shitty track record when they operate outside of Canada. I hope Orla gets nailed to the wall.
“It is extremely distressing that many of the ministers haven’t read the report,” NDP caucus chair Susan Leblanc told reporters. “The report should be public, full stop.”
Taxpayers paid for the report so should have unfettered access to it.
Current Officers Adam Sutherland, Nathaniel Holt and Sarah Hannah, as well as former Nelson officers Jason Anstey and Robert Armstrong all say in affidavits filed in B.C. Supreme Court that they “considered that the WhatsApp group was private and would remain private.”
Dunno if that’s supposed to be an excuse or reason, but either way it’s bs.
As always, ACAB.
And don’t forget that every province refused to sign an agreement that locked the extra billions they received from Trudeau’s gov’t to only be spent on healthcare.
Honestly, any problems a province is having is their own fault.
I did a quick search on Peter Gilgan (CEO of Mattamy) to see if he’s one of Drug Fraud’s ‘close friends’ and can’t find anything.
Hopefully this works out and doesn’t turn into a Fraud fiasco.
The majority of Albertans aren’t separatists — with one recent poll indicating 67 per cent disagree with the statement “Alberta would be better off if it separated from Canada.”
But Smith is not worried about the majority. She is worried about the 30 per cent who agreed with the statement and especially the 18 per cent who voted for the Republican Party on Monday. This is Smith’s Conservative base, including the people Jason Kenney called the “lunatics” who helped topple him from the premier’s throne in 2022 and replace him with Smith.
Alberta has a little over 2 years to wait before they can oust this traitor.
This is a load of bullshit. Who makes the money here? Who give control over the port to a private enterprise here?
Who? Fucking? Wins? Here???
I supported Carney from the start. If this is what he’s aiming at completing I’m walking away … with the hopes that he FUCKING STOPS N O W with this shit.
Read it and weep asswipe.
As it stands right now you’re not leading, you’re following.
S T O P.
I T.
F F S.