Trudeau Popularity - or not (various polling, etc.)
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RangerRay
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Ugh. Under that model, my riding would still be red. Not surprising, though.
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If and when the $250 per individual is passed through Parliament (incl the Senate), will a shoe drop when it is noted it is taxable income? A person already paid their taxes to the government so the benefit will be double taxation on a refund of taxes paid.
A two-income household, both bring in the maximum of $149,999.99 for a total of $299,999.98 don't need $500. That is just ridiculous.
A two-income household, both bring in the maximum of $149,999.99 for a total of $299,999.98 don't need $500. That is just ridiculous.
ArmyRick
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In Trudeau's standard of living, those are poor schmucks struggling to get by on such measly funds.
Brad Sallows
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Surely a paying user should not be dumping entire articles of paywalled content here?
A couple of key excerpts might be OK - I see those all the time.
Halifax Tar
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I'm not a paid user that's how it came up for me
Halifax Tar
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Now Vancouver Island is half blue. Yesterday it was solid Orange. Certainly nothing fir Team Red.
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With the National Post/Postmedia/Sun chain, ALL us taxpayers are "paying" users
Postmedia Tells Shareholders $35 Million in Federal Government Handouts is Now a ‘Key Pillar’ of Its Business Strategy
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He may be seeing the free articles one gets monthly with limits. I think it’s 2 or 3 for most media sources
It’s properly attributed so why would it be an issue?
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If folks are concerned, there is boilerplate to cover one's butt a bit if you want to include it at the top of copied text - feel free to copy/paste ....
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I'm not sure where they are getting the numbers from, but my riding in Ottawa would elect a potato that spoke French and was LPC so can't see it going blue as predicted. Plus the Cons continue to put up absolutely token reps, and the NDP usually nominates whoever volunteers, with some real winners who probably live in their parents basement and can't get a job because of their charming personality.
daftandbarmy
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Jobs, jobs, jobs... it's the economy, stupid. And the numbers look similar to Angus Reid's...
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The Conservatives have been widening their advantage over the Liberals while Canadians increasingly are focused on jobs/the economy as the top unprompted issue of concern.
Conservatives 42, Liberals 23, NDP 21 as jobs pulling ahead as top national issue of concern. (Nanos)
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The Conservatives have been widening their advantage over the Liberals while Canadians increasingly are focused on jobs/the economy as the top unprompted issue of concern.
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Ottawa Centre is an LPC / NDP toss up.
…so for LPC, it’s possibly…
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So is Orleans in this simulation, but the LPC typically crushes everyone else by a large margin in this particular riding so I don't see that happening IRL. They would need a pretty strong candidate, as the current MP is pretty popular and was previously MPP. I could see the Liberal party getting wiped out, but her still winning.
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Who’s the MP? I’m brain-farting here.
