The Liberals were also popular in 2021 after their handling of COVID but calling an early election didn't land them a majority. We might see the same thing here. Granted having Poilievre have to contend with another leadership review after just finishing his last one would be pretty funny.
Writing on Truth Social, Mr. Trump said Wednesday evening that he and Mr. Rutte had “formed the framework of a future deal with respect to Greenland and, in fact, the entire Arctic Region.
Which Greenland doesn't have full sovereignty over so...
As someone who uses a 60hz monitor next to a 170hz one, there is a difference, but not one I'd call night and day. I'd say that even the mediocre HDR my monitor came with was more worth it than the framerate.
Actually I just rechecked her LinkedIn and she was never was a professor at the U of A, though she was educated there. (She did run for MP, though, so there's that).
You'd think everything would have paperwork submitted at this point if it was organized by the AFL. Instead it's mostly just private Facebook groups. A lot don't even groups organized against it.
It's not like the AFL has to be "behind the scenes" on this anyway. The requirements behind recall are practically nonexistent.
The person who initiated the first recall, Jennifer Yeremiy, is a former educator from the University of Alberta and currently a podcaster. Bit of an odd choice for the AFL to recruit considering she's not even part of any union.
I suppose that means they've reached it.
Americans constantly drive 30mph over the speed limit?
The Liberals were also popular in 2021 after their handling of COVID but calling an early election didn't land them a majority. We might see the same thing here. Granted having Poilievre have to contend with another leadership review after just finishing his last one would be pretty funny.
Which Greenland doesn't have full sovereignty over so...
From Canadian clients or clients outside of Canada?
"that performance" being what from who?
The guy at the house party was anti oil or Trudeau was anti oil?
As someone who uses a 60hz monitor next to a 170hz one, there is a difference, but not one I'd call night and day. I'd say that even the mediocre HDR my monitor came with was more worth it than the framerate.
If people are driving at 120 when it's 110, that'll just give them permission to drive at 130 if it's 120.
Actually I just rechecked her LinkedIn and she was never was a professor at the U of A, though she was educated there. (She did run for MP, though, so there's that).
https://ca.linkedin.com/in/jenny-yeremiy-p-geoph
So no association with the AFL at all.
https://operationtotalrecall.ca/
(As started by This guy, so again not the AFL.)
You'd think everything would have paperwork submitted at this point if it was organized by the AFL. Instead it's mostly just private Facebook groups. A lot don't even groups organized against it.
It's not like the AFL has to be "behind the scenes" on this anyway. The requirements behind recall are practically nonexistent.
Advocating for a recall isn't the same thing as initiating one. The Education Minister was a logical first choice.
https://www.elections.ab.ca/recall-initiative/recall/Current-Recall-Petitions/
The person who initiated the first recall, Jennifer Yeremiy, is a former educator from the University of Alberta and currently a podcaster. Bit of an odd choice for the AFL to recruit considering she's not even part of any union.
It is solely a grassroots thing. There would be a lot more than two petitions gathering signatures right now if it wasn't.
The recall petitions aren't being driven by the unions.
There's also the imminent rebranding of the Alberta Party into the Progressive Conservatives.
Colour me surprised. Nearly half the signatures came after October 10th.
Which they will because it would be political suicide for them to force an election with no leader.
It's actually the first song that they wrote, and they were the only writer for it. It was a surprise to me when I found out.
Royals by Lorde.
It just sounds corporate and generic.
And yes, a lot of songs sound corporate and generic, but Royals sounds like the most distilled version of them.
I think you forgot to link to the article.