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As for the balloon violating Canadian airspace, the response of the Trudeau government, providing little information, is another violation. A violation of King Justin’s pledge during the 2015 election campaign to operate a more open, transparent and accountable government. Some transparency when Canadians receive more information from the Pentagon and White House than from our own officials.
When China reserved the right to take “additional steps”, President Biden should have shot back he too reserved that right — including the right to shoot down any future “errant” balloons.So, since when was austerity ever on the prime minister’s radar? With the long-awaited meeting between premiers and the prime minister to negotiate health-care transfers finally happening, the PM has only offered an additional $46 billion over 10 years.
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