I think there’s some additional context that should be provided. CPPIB operates at arm’s length from the government which is probably a good thing. There also something to be said about them switching passive index strategy and what we’re paying executive now with questionable returns.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CPP_Investments

CPPIB is not considered a sovereign wealth fund because it operates at arm’s length from the Government of Canada and solely manages CPP contributions paid by workers and employers, not public funds.

As someone who has a very quick trigger finger for blocking people I can say this logic extremely flawed.

Once you remove all the people that provides little substance and essentially just spam slogans its actually pretty transformative for what comes through.

In specific context of this conversation platforms should be forced to offer more blocking tools and granurity for those tools.

It’s come up a lot recently and people has never justified why it’s a good thing.

I’ve seen him and the other NDP candidates talk in their own words. Maybe I’m bias as a single issue voter but I think they should focus a lot more on Voting Reform and what it could do for this country.

Reminds me of one of the first things Pierre said when did he return tour. He tried to doing the “carbon Carney” thing again where he said there was still this industrial tax that can be indirectly passed on to people.

I was thinking how it was funny Conservative voters didn’t take that as him admitting his campaign sucked. Because what he’s saying any tax that exists get passed onto people in which case why didn’t he campaign on repealing ALL taxes.

This article lacks substance.

While the NDP may see more election success with a populist approach. Anyone making decisions based on how loud the crowd is yelling is doomed to long term failure.

Back in the 1970s, Lewis’s grandfather, David Lewis, then federal NDP leader, captured the popular imagination with a rip-roaring populist campaign against government giveaways to “corporate welfare bums.”

Avi takes after his grandfather, as well as his father, Stephen Lewis, one-time provincial NDP leader who was long the country’s most stirring orator.

I don’t think this is a good thing and I don’t want to see anymore Mulroney’s, Trudeau’s, Kennedy’s, etc.

With the recent events in Alberta I really question the competence of the unions leaders. It really seems like a lot of them almost entirely rest on the laurels of the past so things should just fall their way.

They’ve also been losing the social media battle for a long time.

Just to point out that we’re currently in a housing crisis because it was treated as a commodity to profit off it. As much as people have problems with things a large amount of people are elated with the prices.

This sets up a future where Canadians will fight against literally the largest companies in the world for water and energy. The rest of the strategy sounds mediocre as well.

https://ised-isde.canada.ca/site/ised/en/canadian-sovereign-ai-compute-strategy

The government is investing up to $700 million to support the Canadian AI ecosystem through increased domestic AI compute capacity that leverages Canada’s natural competitive advantages in energy, land and climate.

This quote from CBC seems to indicate people were harassing his family. There’s also some rumors going around that the Conservatives is blackmailing MP’s to prevent them from leaving.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/conservative-matt-jeneroux-resigns-9.6970100

The MP said he was “deeply grateful” for those who have reached out to him in recent days while also urging people to “please not attempt to contact my family during this time.”

This style of politics where you only have to be better than your plausible opposition will end poorly for Canada especially when the bar is set so low. See America for reference.

I’ll also add C2(more power in guise of security) and C5(more power in guise of economy) that people have problems with during a Liberal cabinet wait until Conservatives are in power and they abuse them.

Seems like once again Pierre saves the Liberals. Look like there’s at least 1 more Conservative that will cross over of not more.

I really don’t know how Conservatives even attempt to defend this guy.

• 2 decades of office with nothing to show for it.
• Then loses one of the easiest election ever.
• and still losing seats 6 months later to seemingly give the Liberals majority.