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CBC spent years platforming the climate-and-labour orthodoxy that helped elect Mark Carney. CBC cheered the win. CBC cheered the floor-crossings and byelections that delivered the majority. CBC cheered the committee stacking that shut the opposition down. Now the same CBC is discovering, via Janyce McGregor, that the opposition is...

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Lynx6 days ago

Oh no the activists at CBC are sad. They got what they wanted and then reality hit. Oh so sad for the CBC.

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Joanne Mallette6 days ago

STOP WITH THE CLIMATE HOAX ENOUGH IS ENOUGH WE'RE NOT STUPID QUIT FEAR MONGERING EVERYBODY AND TAKING OUR MONEY

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Wickanne6 days ago

Bulldoze it or burn it. The liberals will get what they want because too many people are now bought or threatened by the Carney via the liberal party. Threats are not new for Carney. He made the mistake of making his threats public, once, and ended up being investigated.

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Charlie Kime6 days ago

Well said. They are bunch of activists lacking objectivity, fairness, balance and impartiality in the @CBCNews newsroom, and they don’t like the direction Carney is taking us. Boo hoo @brodiefenlon, get over it! #cdnmedia

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Oakville Jays6 days ago

@janycemcgregor is now encouraging the courts to block any major resource projects, just like they did to @stephenharper's government when they said he didn't consult indigenous groups.

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CMOUTWEST6 days ago

It's all a hoax.

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Oneliner6 days ago

Climate change is a scam robbing you of growth its a joke

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Toby Yull6 days ago

👏🙏🏽💪🏽

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Canadian News Bites🍁6 days ago

Who benefits from climate change. The car batteries blow up and the fireman can't put them out. The windmills fall apart and rust there's no way to get rid of them. We should be fighting pollution something we can do something about. I was born in the 1960s and my God I can't believe the pollution.

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Sierra Whiskey6 days ago

That's a fucking laugh. I've seen first hand the lies and truth twisting to suit a Liberal agenda during Covid. I haven't watched CBC for 5 years. I don't even watch hockey on CBC. They're brutal brainwashing liars.

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B-Dub6 days ago

All these whiny bureaucrats upset they won’t be able to paralyze the nation any longer. We need to eliminate public sectors unions entirely, and scrap any “anti-scab” legislation that keeps unemployed people unemployed.

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AliceinOH6 days ago

Carney suckered Canadians into an anti-Trump fervor then he took control and is going to totally screw their economy. They seem like they're starting to wake up, but it might be too late. joining the EU, selling your airports, partnering with China and ruining trade with US

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Oneliner6 days ago

Liberal cunts

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Mark Sumner6 days ago

Hahaha

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Doug Little 🌹✊6 days ago

Making strikes illegal means you get illegal strikes.

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brad6 days ago

Listen to this dumb wale fuck eat shit

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Peter R Mac Isaac6 days ago

The chickens you hatched are now coming home to roost. Stalin referred to you as the useful idiots.

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Bogieman6 days ago

Of course those groups oppose this new legislation, it removes their ability to hold Canada hostage.

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Andrew Whitaker6 days ago

Sounds to me like all that burocracy is mostly worried they won't get paid. If we are by passing things why do we need them.

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Mike Schaefer6 days ago

The climate always has, is and will continue to change, forever. Only the ignorant think they can change that.

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Sidney M Brewer6 days ago

It stings watching the same network that insisted it doesn’t take sides suddenly discover crisis the moment its preferred government uses the power it helped assemble.

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Pickle Grass6 days ago

lol dumb twats pretending they didn’t know what the plan was

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Glenn Allen6 days ago

These people have been wrong about policy for the past decade and put us in a weak position economically and are butthurt they won’t have the power they e wielded in the past to impede Canada becoming an economic powerhouse. These people are the reason I’m voting for option 2 in the AB referendum question Oct. 19.

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