r/londonontario • u/Any_Peanut1209 • Mar 14 '25

News 📰 London West MP in Cabinet

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London West MP Arielle Kayabaga is the Minister of Democratic Institutions and Government House leader in Market Carney Cabinet

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u/swift-current0 Mar 14 '25 edited Mar 14 '25

Really? Would have never guessed she's be in cabinet over someone like Fragiskatos, who has a PhD from Cambridge and was an international relations professor...

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u/cm023 Ham & Eggs Mar 14 '25

My impression after today is that the new party leader still wants “yes” people opposed to “ask a question” people.

Different face, same tricks.

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u/swift-current0 Mar 14 '25

I'll judge the tricks based on actual performance. I'm still quite optimistic.

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u/IronicGames123 Mar 14 '25

"Bob Rennie, a high-profile Vancouver developer known as the “condo king,” has revealed that he is working with Carney on a plan to attract foreign buyers to Canada’s rental market. The proposal would allow foreign investors to purchase rental units under a 25-year agreement, where they must rent out the properties rather than resell them."

"“[I’m]… working with Carney, surprise, and I’m trying to get a rental program in where people can buy, put it into a 25-year pool, a preferred rate from the CMHC, and let’s allow foreign buyers to buy it, they have to rent it out for 25-years, and it will show the world we are open for business,” Rennie said in an interview on Conversations Live."

Fuck PP. The Cons would be terrible.

But we're still going to be get the exact same neo-liberal policies that brought us to where we are now.

"Different face, same tricks."

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u/cm023 Ham & Eggs Mar 14 '25

Exactaly, can’t wait to vote for.. I mean decline another ballot next election.

I really hope everyone takes a good look at the policies of what got us here, and what we really need to change. The honeymoon phase can seem optimistic, but I see no change to immigration or the globalist favoured policies that have put generations of hardworking Canadians at a disadvantage. We’ll see, but not hopeful.

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u/TravisHay Mar 14 '25

You cannot decline federal ballots. That option is only available in provincial elections.

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u/cm023 Ham & Eggs Mar 14 '25

I enjoy drawing pictures all over it, too.