Im not sure you understand politics, Carney moved the liberals away from being centrist.

Look at Purolator's profits over that time. Despite being over 90% owned by Can Post and poaching profitable parcel routes from CP, leaving the unprofitable ones, not one cent of their billions in profit over that time counts on CP's books.
CP is being deliberately destroyed and you're being conned.

Another day, another canvas in Galway West.

With only a month to go, the by-election campaigns are starting to heat up.

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Government’s ‘beds in sheds’ plan a recipe for exploitation - Social Democrats The Government’s ‘beds in sheds’ plan going before Cabinet today is a recipe for exploitation and substandard accommodation, according to Social Democrats housing spokesperson Rory Hearne. Deputy Hear...

The Govt's ‘beds in sheds’ plan going before Cabinet today is a recipe for exploitation and substandard accommodation.

Hiding a generation in back gardens is not a solution to our housing crisis.

Why would anyone expect a public service to make money?

If we're going to use this as a standard, how much money did the RCMP and the Canadian Armed Forces "lose" in the past eight years?

Irrelevant whos doimg it was, its the platform on which they are currently elected and have not changed position. Even so at best they may be centrist.

Ill say it yet again, the OLP are a centre right party, and openly admitted such at the last election .

Trumpian

As the old saying about Sean Duffy goes, "When you're scared of transit, every solution looks like a highway."

Through the Liberals’ repeated use of Section 107 of the Canada Labour Code, they are violating the Charter-protected right to strike and attacking workers’ ability to fight for a liveable wage.

Picture of street filled with people when cars are prohibited, with a prominent sign saying “road closed.” Via Urban Truth Collecrive (Also, it’s a street, not a road)

How come they keep spelling “open” wrong?

Does that street look closed to you? Only if you’re a car… and presumably that’s the real problem. #UrbanTruth

"Cyprus divided: Britain. Ireland divided: Britain. India-Pakistan divided: Britain. Palestine divided: Britain."

In ‘Ask the Editor’, @mehdirhasan.bsky.social speaks with @premthakker.bsky.social on how Britain is responsible for ongoing problems around the world.

Watch: zeteo.com/p/blame-the-...

A strip club. A luxury spa. A private jet.

This isn't a bachelor party — it's Doug Ford's Ontario.

Meanwhile, virtually every Canadian governmental official (with the exception of our privacy commissioner) is not only not questioning the legality of X becoming the largest CSAM and non-consensual porn site on the internet, they continue to support the site by posting there.

Marit Stiles: "The only reason [Doug Ford's] changing his mind now and selling off the plane is because he got caught with his hand in the taxpayers' pocket."

Government underreporting of 248 US military flights deeply concerning - Social Democrats Ireland must join Spain and Switzerland and close its airspace to US military aircraft en route to fulfil military objectives in the Middle East, according to Social Democrats foreign affairs spokespe...

Ireland must close its airspace to US military aircraft en route to fulfil military objectives in the Middle East.

How can we be confident the Government knows there is nothing of concern in the military planes overhead when they can’t even accurately count them?

@patriciastephenson.bsky.social

Coachella is trying to wipe all of the footage of The Strokes protest set so I’m gonna post it here. The last images on the screen made me cry.

James Connolly was right.

People are like snowflakes. Individually small and ineffective, but if we work together we can make my step dad crash his car into a tree.

Families are under pressure from every direction.

Rising energy costs are just one of many bills, and current supports are too broad and miss those who need help most.

We need targeted measures and long term solutions like solar to bring real, lasting relief.

“The single best predictor of what people believe is how many times they’ve heard it.” — FrameWorks Institute Via Urban Truth Collective

When it comes to spreading disinformation, dark money buys a lot of repetition, because repetition works.

Repetition works.

Repetition works.

Repetition works.

(Did we mention that repetition works?)

#UrbanTruth

50% off electricity prices in Ireland*
*Special offer that only applies to data centres. Everyone else can pay some of the highest electricity prices in the EU (because fossil gas).

Stamp art of the new logo, showing Irish language names on a signpost with Reclaim Your Placename.

Stamp doodle logo for the @cnagaeilge.bsky.social AthGhaelú campaign "to encourage people to use Irish placenames instead of English placenames in all aspects of life."
They've also created a Gealltanas Logainmneacha "to encourage individuals and groups to use Irish-only placenames" #SpéirGhorm

Tonda MacCharles: "[Avi Lewis] landed with a very strong policy proposal that none of us were that aware of, surveillance pricing ... suddenly there's an effective voice arguing for real ppl's concerns on the left. [Poilievre] may not be the sole voice of ordinary Canadians as he would like to be."

If you removed cars, would you allow the bus, or could it be rerouted?

Not once in the 80s, 90s or 00s do I recall a politician urging the public to embrace email, mobile phones, texting, two factor authentication, online banking, air fryers, or to replace all their cassette collection with a CD collection.

So forgive me if I smell a rat.

I will always find it confusing that some people think a person riding a $2000 bike to commute is a privileged elitist but the guy in the $80k truck that costs $150 to fill is the working class average joe.

Are conservative voters just ok with this? Or would they care to defend thier decision to stand behind such behaviour

Dublin Central by-election candidate Daniel Ennis discusses his path into the world of politics.

The govt have shown a shocking lack of empathy for people suffering under the crushing weight of the cost of living crisis.

What transpired in last week's protests was foreseeable and avoidable.

And the fact that the govt didn't foresee or avoid it brings into question their competence.