Ah okay. I remember being in Dover maybe once before.

Not familiar with that one.

At this point I’d be fine with the roster, management, coaching staff all being blown up. I’ve accepted that this “era” is done. The entire organization just doesn’t have it.

Apparently Keith Pelley really admires Berube, so odds are Treliving would go before Berube.

Fair enough. My second choice would have been Admiral’s, especially for their Junk Pile. Fast Eddie’s was more fun

Maria’s is slop?

Should have it at least once, just to say you did.

Brantford for me. Right in the Super A Video plaza.

Why did this post as a video?

I think @draglikepull.bsky.social beat me to it

My story on this and a whole lot more 💫

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My bet: sufficient NDP abstentions to survive the vote. But who knows?

Carney doesn't appear to have undertaken any real outreach to opposition parties (aside from courting Conservative floor crossers).

Not usually the move in minority governments, but CEO Carney marches to his own drum I guess!

And these fault lines bear out economically and quality of life. If the Liberals fail to target them they may find themselves out of power bc their domestic policies are shit.
I don’t know how you justify a huge increase in military spending when people can barely afford to eat

But that is the reality of the voting public: young women and young men are more politically polarized. I’m not surprised that the political divisions in this country are based on the fault lines of gender, generation and class.

But he has a huge problem with women due to that defiant style. Women see a bully, an aggressive man who is threatening to us because of the realities of being a woman under a system that rewards male dominance

Poilievre may look like a whiny child to us but to many who support him he is defiant and railing against a system that has left many of his supporters out: the young, working-class, seniors, etc