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[Jaycejay]

Conservatives request probe into freeze on COVID-19 briefings during election
The federal Conservatives are asking for an investigation into whether there was “political interference” behind the decision by the Public Health Agency of Canada to freeze all COVID-19 briefings during the election and amid a worsening fourth wave of the pandemic.

In a letter sent on Thursday to the interim clerk of the Privy Council — effectively the country’s acting top bureaucrat — Conservative Michael Barrett accused the Liberals of interfering for “partisan political reasons.” He said because the agency was providing regular briefings prior to the election, convention would indicate those should continue as normal business during the campaign

 

[Deleted member 1050918]

Woah; that escalated pretty quickly

MAN IMA DIE FROM HAPPINESS

 

[Deleted member 1050918]

Conservatives request probe into freeze on COVID-19 briefings during election
The federal Conservatives are asking for an investigation into whether there was “political interference” behind the decision by the Public Health Agency of Canada to freeze all COVID-19 briefings during the election and amid a worsening fourth wave of the pandemic.

In a letter sent on Thursday to the interim clerk of the Privy Council — effectively the country’s acting top bureaucrat — Conservative Michael Barrett accused the Liberals of interfering for “partisan political reasons.” He said because the agency was providing regular briefings prior to the election, convention would indicate those should continue as normal business during the campaign

Canada must be careful. JT has been trying to politicize everything; from border restrictions to immigration to covid briefings.

 

[Jaspreet13]

https://www.cicnews.com/2021/08/election-2021-what-canadas-parties-say-about-immigration-0818986.html/amp

Pls read carefully what conservatives say

 

[Haku13]

Even if conservatives take the most votes, they would not be able to form a minority government. Am I right?

 

[Deleted member 1050918]

https://www.cicnews.com/2021/08/election-2021-what-canadas-parties-say-about-immigration-0818986.html/amp

Pls read carefully what conservatives say

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In the 2021 election platform, the Conservatives call for an immigration system that welcomes international talent, offers refuge to human rights defenders and those who are fleeing persecution, and reunites families.

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It means: No more "but they pay taxes". No more "FSW is discrimination". No more "megadraws". Just pure skill and talent (FSW).

Also,

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The Conservatives also want a more fair immigration system. Not only do they want to move operations online, they also want to record all interactions between immigration officers and applicants. They say this would be “to help ensure oversight, fairness, and
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This is great! Have you not had enough of IRCC's play-dead in the past two years?

 

[Badgirloma]

Lmao…ITA? That will be too soon

Lmao Jk, I know it’s too soon, he’s driving me nuts tho and hey ITA maybe in 29 yrs and COPR in 50 years so I’m currently job hunting.

 

[Timbuktu_14]

I disagree with the timeline for receiving passport. Most people who I’ve seen that received PPR have been receiving the passport back in around a month. It’s quite doable. A couple in my WhatsApp group moved to Canada 2 months after they received PPR. I still believe it’s possible to land in Canada this year if PPR comes at most mid October. If they stall past this, then they didn’t really want people to land this year.

This is relative. I'm talking from the experience of my country people.

 

[Jaycejay]

Even if conservatives take the most votes, they would not be able to form a minority government. Am I right?

Depends on how many seats they are able to secure in the House of Commons. They need 170 seats to become a majority; it’s very unlikely that would happen though. I really don’t see any winning party becoming a majority government this election

 

[RSub]

"
In the 2021 election platform, the Conservatives call for an immigration system that welcomes international talent, offers refuge to human rights defenders and those who are fleeing persecution, and reunites families.

"

It means: No more "but they pay taxes". No more "FSW is discrimination". No more "megadraws". Just pure skill and talent (FSW).

Also,

"
The Conservatives also want a more fair immigration system. Not only do they want to move operations online, they also want to record all interactions between immigration officers and applicants. They say this would be “to help ensure oversight, fairness, and
"

This is great! Have you not had enough of IRCC's play-dead in the past two years?

"They want to allow applicants to pay a fee to have their processing expedited. The revenues from these fees will go toward hiring additional staff to address administrative backlogs. They also want to speed up application processing by reducing red tape, streamlining applications, and using resources to their full potential."

This could go a long way. US has premium processing and many use that service and get approvals in 2 weeks as compared to months.

 

[Psyoptica]

https://www.cicnews.com/2021/08/election-2021-what-canadas-parties-say-about-immigration-0818986.html/amp

Pls read carefully what conservatives say

Making promises is one thing following through is another. I don't want any change to happen until the PRs are finalized for all of us waiting.
Conservatives sound good on paper with their plans for immigration but what if they decide to do something radical which goes against the in progress applications.

 

[Deleted member 1050918]

I don't want any change to happen until the PRs are finalized for all of us waiting.

Absolutely. The reason it makes me happy that cons are getting more votes is because they won't have enough seats to form a majority anyway. What we all really want should be JT staying a minority so he can't touch a damn thing and everything stays the same till we all get PR. We would all perish (more) if JT gets majority. He's literally against skilled immigration.

 

[Haku13]

Depends on how many seats they are able to secure in the House of Commons. They need 170 seats to become a majority; it’s very unlikely that would happen though. I really don’t see any winning party becoming a majority government this election

I mean if conservatives take most seats but not the majority, they need to form a minority government with the other parties. It seems impossible for them to form the minority gov with NDP and liberals. And of course, other parties will not have enough seats. Is it how it works?

 

[RSub]

Absolutely. The reason it makes me happy that cons are getting more votes is because they won't have enough seats to form a majority anyway. What we all really should want should be JT staying a minority so he can't touch a damn thing and everything stays the same till we all get PR. We would all perish (more) if JT gets majority. He's literally against skilled immigration.

Just like democrats in the US. Those loudmouths say they are for ALL but discriminate against legal immigrants. They love illegals. Wait, did I do a Trump?

On the other hand, conservatives have an attractive plan on legal immigration but would never implement it. Trump wanted points-based immigration in the US but did even bother to make it real.

 

[Psyoptica]

Absolutely. The reason it makes me happy that cons are getting more votes is because they won't have enough seats to form a majority anyway. What we all really want should be JT staying a minority so he can't touch a damn thing and everything stays the same till we all get PR. We would all perish (more) if JT gets majority. He's literally against skilled immigration.

I agree. JT's current stance towards immigration is not good for Canada. Every country needs a young and educated workforce with experience to help with developing and modernizing the nation. Back in the day, the US valued talent and skill and they still do. Look at where they are and where Canada is.