The headline I posted was the headline at the time - the other verdicts hadn't come in yet.
This will probably be the only remotely positive thing I'll have to say about the CPC during this campaign, but good for them for taking out the trash.
And yeah, there's still a lot of trash left.
I know it was technically the lower bid, but I had high hopes for the Loblaws offer.
Anything that focuses on construction is the way to go.
I think he could, and would, do exactly that, if Danielle Smith were a federal CPC candidate.
It'd be just as wrong, too.
With it being called a technical briefing, it's probably pretty benign. But...maybe it isn't?
Yet another source said the campaign has a "weird fixation" with relatively minor issues, like how the media is reporting Poilievre's rally crowd sizes. This Conservative said this should not be a concern for senior leaders like Byrne, given other issues they are grappling with.
You cannot make this up.
Honestly, I just couldn't find a Canadian news source that had run with a description of the call yet, so I figured I'd go looking for the PMO press release.
The leaders agreed to begin comprehensive negotiations about a new economic and security relationship immediately following the election. In the interim, the leaders agreed that conversations between the Minister of International Trade and Intergovernmental Affairs and President of the King’s Privy Council for Canada, Dominic LeBlanc, and the United States Secretary of Commerce, Howard Lutnick, will intensify to address immediate concerns.
It's worth noting that in his statement on Truth Social, Trump dropped the "Governor" BS and called Carney the Prime Minister.
And with that, I think Singh's goose is officially cooked.
You don't run an election campaign on supporting another party. You run it on the assertion that you deserve to win.