Trudeau, does this scumbag a shot at a 3rd term?

Here is the question that matters
If the Conservatives win, will they reverse any of the liberal implemented policies over the last 8 years that has so many citizens upset enough to want change.

My guess is not many. Some token things but stuff like massive immigration, obscene health care spending, totally unaccountable, spending sent to other countries because it is what we are supposed to do while ignoring the lack of funding at home.

Will Conservatives put back statues taken down, put a halt to the damage of colonization mantra, stop the race based government policies, recognize the human race actually has two genders. How about eliminate deficit spending and even enact a law to make sure it can't occur. Take up where Harper left off with a elected senate so that our democracy is actually using some democratic principles. Maybe make a law that elected representatives can't be persecuted by the party for voting their beleifs instead of party line.

Yes, it is all about control. Everything our so called free world governments have done over the last 80 years is about control. Everything. And it is why I say political party doesn't matter, because it is very easy to see where the new party in power does nothing to revert back a scenario where previous government pushed further ahead with taking away freedoms. There is always some new event to pop up and say the citizens are in danger so governments must assert more control. So many examples I won't even begin.

What a farce. Not the Liberals specifically, but what our "government" is.

So government decided to pass legislation to move for binding arbitration. I assume that means there were far to many variables in play for them to have their ducks in a row weeks before hand. That vast expanse of variables include:
1) a contract will be settled
2) a contract won't be settled

Yes, to much up in the air to have a path determined before hand.

Now, it goes to the Canada Industrial Relations Board, who also found themselves with the same vast array of possibilities. And so were totally unprepared as to how this could possibly all play out and so now that government made a decision, the CIRB must take time to figure out how it will proceed. Could be hours, could be days. Because who could have seen any of this coming to develop a plan beforehand.

And once CIRB does act, then we see if the unions actually agree to what was stated.

There really isn't too much for specifics on these things, it would be nice if our "news" would actually lay this all out in a clear and concise matter as to how the process works. As far as I can tell the stoppage is not actually ended yet, a few steps are needed.

In a real world, or at least the business world I worked in, people already had plans made to cover all possibilities, but with our "government" (and CIRB) we are told this is too complicated and instead have to wait and see how it plays out before figuring out the next possible step.