-Seth Rogan
-Nathan Fielder
-Jim Carry
-Lorne Michaels
-Rick Mercer
-Colin Mochrie
-the Ryans
-Dan Aykroyd
-Samantha Bee
-Russell Peters
-Trailer Park Boys
-Will Arnett
-Michael Cera

Heck, by the time we're through with that lot, there would be a whole new batch to go through.

... to keep the Conservatives out of power. Should they win the next election, they will relish that he has given them such power. 9/9

... choose to further weaken it. Behind their slick communications and virtue signaling, they are concentrating ever-more power into the hands of a premier who was acclaimed as party leader after the unjust disqualification of his main rival and reelected in a cynical appeal to strategic votes... 8/

... pronouncements, and can go ahead and have LNG projects, pipelines, mines, or any matter of other projects skip essential regulatory steps without even needing to pass enabling legislation like Bill 15.

In a time when our democracy is under threat, it's infuriating that the BC NDP would... 7/

... appearance of possible corruption, and that will only further erode trust in government.

Then, what about a future government. Potentially another false majority elected with less than 40% of the vote in our broken FPTP system. They will be unconstrained by Eby's "trust me, bro"... 6/

That will mean that proponents will be greatly incentivized to do whatever might move the needle on getting their projects to skip the queue. That means: favours, increased lobbying, backroom deals, you name it.

Even if this government doesn't engage in any of that, it will create the... 5/

... speaker to cast the tie breaking vote. Something he wouldn't do in the case of regular legislation.

This bill will explode the doors wide open to rampant corruption in BC. If passed, it will give cabinet (ie. The premieres office) the authority to pick favourites among project proponents. 4/

They've also, unjustifiably, declared that this is a confidence motion to effectively force their own MLAs to support it, or risk taking the government down. They know that the opposition won't stand for undermining the already weakened powers of the legislature, so they are counting on the... 3/

Indigenous groups say they weren't even properly consulted ON THIS BILL, so how can they trust that they'll be consulted on projects that it might be applied to?

Speaking of consultation, the NDP broke their CARGA agreement with the Greens by unilaterally invoking closure, which limits debate. 2/

Well, that's just, like, your opinion, man.

What would PP "giving up Canada" entail? Probably a bunch of unconstitutional shit. Well, we have a solution for that. Not perfect. It's a last resort, but it's there.

It happened before in the Austrailian constitutional crisis of 1975.