We’ve got to make our buses more reliable. Which means them going faster.
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I’m fully aware that it’s poorer Londoners that rely on buses because they’re cheaper.
We’re really concerned about bus usage. One of the reasons, when you speak to commuters, is a lack of reliability. And why is it they lack reliability? Because of bus speed.
Yeah I do, I think he's a natural businessperson, we've had a lot of discussions even before this meeting we've spoken to each other numerous times on the phone. Yeah, I think so, he gets it, he understands what he has to do.
I think the prime minister is going to be looking at [the deal]
We did also hear from Albertans that they'd rather get relief directly at the pumps, and so that's what we're going to do.
You’re making it more difficult for consumers and producers and manufacturers in America to get aluminum from a reliable supply.
The U.S. administration is no longer working in the best interest of the American people, and that makes it extremely unpredictable and difficult for countries to navigate through.
Chaos, division, culture war, acquiescence, giving up cuts; it is an embarrassing, pale vision of what British Columbia could be.
The chaotic direction of the conservative parties in this province, cozying up to Trump, proposing draconian cuts to the public services that people depend on more than ever right now, raising your costs, inevitably, just like Trump has…
British Columbians deserve to have a say in the direction of the government and build a stronger province.
You build a firebreak. And that is exactly what we need to do now.
You cut a line through the forest so the fire can’t spread to your community.
Donald Trump is attacking our workers. He’s targeting our businesses, and he is threatening our sovereignty.
For British Columbians and for Canadians, this is an existential moment. The prime minister has called this a rupture, and he is absolutely right.
So many questions remain, and his family deserves to know how this happened. His family, his community, and the state of Maine need to know who will be held accountable.
Democracies only work when you’re able to find common ground with someone totally different than you.