[..] in the early years of the Liberals’ mandate.
The federal government was negotiating with the provinces on how to implement a national price on carbon.
Most of the premiers around the table already had some version of the same policy in place, or were at least receptive to the idea, even the conservative-leaning ones.
But there was one naysayer: Saskatchewan premier Brad Wall.
Butts pointed to Wall as the ghost of conservative future.
“That’s the base (the national party) will build back from,” Butts told his colleagues. “So listen to what Brad Wall is saying.” https://archive.is/1LrQQ
And how was your day?
https://x.com/stillgray/status/1839870030218940595
“We Liberal funded journalists aren’t liars, we’re just really really stupid”
Speaking of inexperienced staff, how old is Susan Delacourt?
https://x.com/richardwarnica/status/1840007421718102147
R-i-i-i-i-g-h-t!!!
Hire more journo’s so that they can gang up on the cons, why dontcha!
Tell me another one, Red Star!
All cultures are equal:
https://x.com/DeniseChiumient/status/1840152873440518463
Hi ho is that you?
https://x.com/K0sher_C0ckney/status/1840158692500492468
The hurricane was just the beginning.
https://www.foxweather.com/weather-news/electric-vehicle-helene-fires
An article on the Carbon price saga:
[..] in the early years of the Liberals’ mandate.
The federal government was negotiating with the provinces on how to implement a national price on carbon.
Most of the premiers around the table already had some version of the same policy in place, or were at least receptive to the idea, even the conservative-leaning ones.
But there was one naysayer: Saskatchewan premier Brad Wall.
Butts pointed to Wall as the ghost of conservative future.
“That’s the base (the national party) will build back from,” Butts told his colleagues. “So listen to what Brad Wall is saying.”
https://archive.is/1LrQQ