This is literally just an ad for the company.

It's just a nightstand that is 9.57 meters long and over 6 thousand meters tall.

44 is about the percentage of the people who voted NDP last election. It shouldn't be that surprising.

I suppose that means they've reached it.

"We denied a Liberal NDP coalition."
NDP immediately gains a seat, allowing coalition.

Yeah, Canada's problems don't need to be solved by annexation, and wouldn't be solved by annexation.

when America comes to its senses and Canadians return to the US

So like, in 60 years or so?

1998, where sweets are baked, not bought.

The Liberals were also popular in 2021 after their handling of COVID but calling an early election didn't land them a majority. We might see the same thing here. Granted having Poilievre have to contend with another leadership review after just finishing his last one would be pretty funny.

He needs to get Canadian news out of Postmedia's hands.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/...

Yeah, literally 44.05 percent of people went for the NDP.

Yeah, what's easier?

1. Developing a kill switch that can't be discovered and used against the States... somehow
2. Not servicing parts.

Probably 2.

Couldn't they compromise on having underground parking for that building?

Probably not, because underground parking is expensive.

The Liberals could pass the budget if New Democrats support it or abstain from the vote.

Which they will because it would be political suicide for them to force an election with no leader.

The ballots are hand counted and the Prime Minister is chosen by Parliament so... probably not.

Don't they both have the same haircut?

And now we'll figure out what plastic does to the equation.

"That's not an applause line." lol

Greenland is part of Denmark, we share a border with them through Hans Island

"He's earned his right to stay as leader."
Dude it's not even guaranteed that he's keeping his seat.