Maybe Nenshi still has national political ambitions. I voted for him all three times and even I think that his petulance has killed any potential chances at higher office.
Maybe Nenshi still has national political ambitions. I voted for him all three times and even I think that his petulance has killed any potential chances at higher office.
his job isn't to be in Toronto on someone's elses dime working for the state broadcaster.
If he can keep stating on state TV that we desperately need a pipeline and the city along with his tax base is in trouble without one it'll be for good. Let's see if he can do that though as he's not as vocally pro-pipeline as the mayor of Calgary should be.
If he can keep stating on state TV that we desperately need a pipeline and the city along with his tax base is in trouble without one it'll be for good. Let's see if he can do that though as he's not as vocally pro-pipeline as the mayor of Calgary should be.
A little too late now!
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Originally Posted by Katie Telford The chief of staff to the prime minister of Canada
The riding is considered a toss-up. It's still very early and with only 15 votes counted so far, Canyon has 1 vote. The Liberals and Green have 7 each.
CTV calling his riding for the Liberals.
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If he can keep stating on state TV that we desperately need a pipeline and the city along with his tax base is in trouble without one it'll be for good. Let's see if he can do that though as he's not as vocally pro-pipeline as the mayor of Calgary should be.
Maybe it is because my expectations of Nenshi are pretty low but I'm actually surprised that he has been as pro pipeline as he has been recently and that he has been pressuring Eastern Canada for a pipeline heading that way.
