John Francis 🇨🇦🦫🍁💪⬆️

@bss03 @MicroWave BMI isn’t everything. It sounds like you are in great fitness. What does your Dr. say? How’s the bloodwork? It’s going to say more about health risks than only BMI

@ValueSubtracted can one ascend to heaven with a curling stone in each hand? It’s not for me to say.

Pleasant journey to M. Jones.

@allen @askacanadian I think they’ll make some announcements with some provinces.
Stretch goal: maybe some federal and provincial regulations will be updated via Orders in Council.

Nothing requiring passing legislation will happen, since Parliament and the provincial legislatures will not be sitting.

Broad, measurable shifts in inter-provincial trade attributable to Carney/premiers won’t show up for months/years, but we’ll see changes as a result of international tarriff mess.

@burnitdown @human3500 @sbv @ottawa @dwazou BeigePants the I and BeigePants the II… Watson and Sutcliffe

@human3500 @burnitdown @sbv @ottawa @dwazou I live in the suburbs and voted for McKenney. BP2 carried a lot of suburbs, but not overwhelmingly. McKenney didn’t campaign much on suburban issues.

Looking back at the 2022 election page on Wikipedia, I do see that she was endorsed by Mark Carney. I wonder how that’s going to work out between the MP for Nepean and BP2.

@human3500 @sbv @ottawa @dwazou Beige Pants I

@CowsLookLikeMaps I have the g & m’s domain blocked here via a filter. No need to see any posts with a g&m link, just paywalled trash anyway.

@observantTrapezium there were a few withdrawn or non-replaced candidates. I think there was an OLP candidate who endorsed the NDP candidate as they were withdrawing, forget exactly where.

I totally agree on the Crombie/Stiles fake agenda though. They can have a great collaboration, forming many unity govts, even if they can’t align how their parties work or some of their principles.

@observantTrapezium it’s equally fair to blame the 2nd place candidate for spoiling the campaign of the 3rd.

For this election, the OLP and NDP were further apart on principles that they have been for 20y.

The OLP leader Crombie is further to the economic right than recent OLP leaders.

If the NDP and OLP can agree that Ontario should exist to benefit people, then they can merge. The OLP often veers into thinking Ontario should benefit only the rich.