The balance of power in this House was shifted not by voters in an election, but by political operatives in the backroom, holding private conversations hidden from the public.
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I think our government is asleep at the switch, as it were, because I think that technology is moving much more rapidly and we don’t have any guardrails.
Whether or not there’s a majority government is fundamentally a decision of the Canadian people at the ballot box, and it should happen that way, not through backroom deals cut behind closed doors in Ottawa.
We don’t really have a housing crisis. We have an affordable housing crisis, and that’s a key distinction. There’s not a shortage of the kinds of product that wealthy people or investors may want.
“I think our government is asleep at the switch, as it were, because I think that technology is moving much more rapidly and we don’t have any guardrails,”
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