LETTERS: How many Tory premiers does it take to govern P.E.I. and other letters
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LETTERS: How many Tory premiers does it take to govern P.E.I. and other letters
Lantz should stick to urgent issues
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Including Dennis King, how many Tory premiers does it take to govern P.E.I.?
Now Rob Lantz and new minister Sidney MacEwen actually think they can change the federal fishing licence rules to suit themselves. Lantz should stick to the approximately $400 million in debt and approximately 30,000 Islanders waiting for a doctor.
In Olympic sports, who did Wayne Gretzky cheer for, the U.S. or Canada?
Every bit as bad for Canada
Recent comments and cartoons show Pierre Poilievre as a weakened leader. I think he is well rid of those who have ratted on his party. If they can’t see that Carney is a fake, every bit as bad for Canada as Trudeau, then the Conservatives are well rid of them.
Despite fine sounding intentions, after a year of Carney, there is not a single pipeline being built, not a shovel in the ground. All he can do is pander to the Chinese. We........
