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Incentivized Intelligence
Incentivized Intelligence@IncentiveIntel·
@DhillonHariGTA Fear. Fear of losing political power, fear of YIMBYism, fear of class based politics being relevant, fear of politicians that want to try new policy, fear of change. No different than any other old guard in politics in my opinion.
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Edward Row 𓃡
Edward Row 𓃡@edwardrow·
@goalie_rhino they were installed after multiple speed related accidents that resulted in people dying - so no, it's not
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Nokha Dakroub🍁
Nokha Dakroub🍁@NokhaDakroub·
One more thing about this SSW nomination debacle. A candidate like @NateForOntario shouldn't have to run for a nomination. Just like most @OntLiberal candidates haven't had to run for nominations. But he can't run for the nomination, run in the by-election, run in the leadership race, be a federal MP and debate Doug Ford all at the same time. Understandably, the party couldn't have appointmented him. A political party isn't a one-man show. If Nate is serious about nomination reform, I'm all for it. But he needs to take a break from being on the ballot.
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Nokha Dakroub🍁
Nokha Dakroub🍁@NokhaDakroub·
I don't disagree that @OntLiberal nominations need serious reform - one of the reasons I have long refused to run a nomination. All the points @NateForOntario has made are entirely valid. However, none of this is new information. It's fair not to like the rules of a process but to also understand that those are the rules you agreed to play by. Nate has had a long history of being all about open nominations even though we have always knows that they are flawed. It bothers me that just NOW that he lost a nomination that he's all about reform and has this nice guy talking about how things need to be run much better. Again, he should have NEVER opened himself up for a risky situation like this while planning to run for leader. Of course you have opponents and they will try to sink you in a nomination battle. What Nate needs isn't making a fuss about a nomination result. What he needs is better advice.
Nate Erskine-Smith@NateForOntario

Why our campaign appealed the results of the SSW nomination race.

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Incentivized Intelligence
Incentivized Intelligence@IncentiveIntel·
@MobyDickSpoiler Love the guy and thinks he's a great, fresh voice, but I can't help but think about the contrast with how quick he was to defend Ford for buying the jet because that was quite courageous 😂
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Incentivized Intelligence
Incentivized Intelligence@IncentiveIntel·
@Mikeggibbs The OLP political machinery has 3 big strikes. 1.2018 2.2022 3.2025 They should shut the fuck up about telling us who should be the next leader
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Michael Gerald Gibbs🏳️‍🌈🍁 🇺🇦 (He/Him)
Nathan has 3 big strikes against his suitability for leadership: 1. Lost a nomination race. 2. Sore loser. 3. Complained about being left of cabinet by Mark Carney. Those are 3 huge red flags that tell you Nathan is not ready to be leader nor premier. He should spare the party and himself the agony of rejecting him yet again. #onpoli
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Quito Maggi
Quito Maggi@pollingcanada·
A lot of folks are asking me what’s going to happen today in Scarborough Southwest, and the reality is I have no idea I only know one thing with absolute certainty, if @NateForOntario loses today, it will be blamed on everybody but Nate #onpoli #olpldr
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Laura Stone
Laura Stone@l_stone·
Candidate Qadira Jackson’s ballot contains top three choices, followed by a blurred fourth choice…(Jackson has been one of Erskine-Smith’s biggest critics, saying the community deserves local representation, not someone who views it as a stepping stone to leadership.)
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Fantasy Sports HQ
Fantasy Sports HQ@JeffStanzel1·
a great example of how so called Toronto sports media have influenced #LeafsForever fanbase into hitching their wagon to the wrong horse because of 2 great goal scoring seasons out of 10
Chris McCluskey@mcclusk

I don't want Auston Matthews to leave Toronto. He's the greatest Leaf of all time, even if this is it. I want to see him stay and face the music. I want to see him evolve as a leader and a captain. I want him to change before our eyes and set a tone for the room. I want him to push back. That's Option A for me. Best case scenario. Always has been. When you come into the league as a superstar, you're protected from day one. That's the role of the veterans on the team - you protect the kids. You show them the ropes. I believe that's where Toronto's stars have fallen short. They've never transitioned from the PROTECTED to the PROTECTORS. The battle scars Mike Babcock once told us they'd accrue over time have not paid any dividends. They're the last guys to defend their teammates on a nightly basis. That's a fact and I'll die on this hill. You look at Matthews, Nylander, at Marner before he left. God given talent. They just don't have the grit or the pushback. This drives me absolutely insane because it's the only part of the game that is purely a CHOICE. You can't walk off the street and skate like Willy, or shoot like Auston. But you can come right out of beer league and skate into a scrum with your teammates (not arguing it'd go well for ya). I think they're scared of conflict. I think they're intimidated. And if you think that intimidation doesn't manifest itself in other ways throughout the game, you're sorely mistaken. I'd love nothing more than to see these guys show a level of courage we've never seen before. To lead the charge in pushing back when it's needed. I'd love to see everyone show they've learned the lesson like Easton Cowan did last year. Courage doesn't mean you're never nervous - it means you refuse to let the nerves get in the way of doing what's needed to be an elite competitor and transform your team into a brotherhood. I don't know if that's realistic, but that's always been best case scenario for me. Option A is stay and grow, but we need to see growth from the leaders on this team in ways that have nothing to do with skill. If I knew for certain this could never happen, I've no qualms with Option B. Turn over a new leaf. But man... nothing would be better than seeing these guys suck it up and leave it all out there. Come back with a mean streak. Show us some things we've never seen from ya before. Leave no questions about how much you care.

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Incentivized Intelligence
Incentivized Intelligence@IncentiveIntel·
@SteveSaretsky "A 20x20 slab typically costs C$8,000–C$13,000 in Ontario, whereas similar US projects average US$2,000–US$4,000" There's no reason this massive gap should exist. Gov't should figure out how to lower this cost and lower the cost of housing. The construction mafia tax.
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Incentivized Intelligence@IncentiveIntel·
@sarbjitkaur1 If you don't care about empowering youth and their future, you don't care about the long term future of our country. But I get it, you have bills to pay and need to advocate for what your clients want.
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Incentivized Intelligence@IncentiveIntel·
@sarbjitkaur1 Back in the day a small Business would invest in their business to improve productivity, but they got addicted to cheap labour and quick money and no longer want to do the hard parts of investing in their business.
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Sarbjit Kaur
Sarbjit Kaur@sarbjitkaur1·
People are so mad in the comments, but they can simply go talk to small business people of all stripes and find out the reality. You sitting on your couch, thinking you know - isn't worth dirt. There's also data to support trends of youth jobs - uni kids do internships etc.
Sarbjit Kaur@sarbjitkaur1

New program is a start but just this morning a friend was complaining he can't find workers. For his Landscaping build business in GTA. He said the locals don't wanna work and everyone else leaving. Everyone here working, not a criminal - should have a chance at PR.

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Dapper Millenial
Dapper Millenial@realcdnrhetoric·
The Ontario Liberals aren’t truly leaderless. Jon Fraser has stepped in repeatedly as interim It’s now time for him to consider making this role permanent.. for the good of the province.
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Incentivized Intelligence
Incentivized Intelligence@IncentiveIntel·
@sarbjitkaur1 So locals have been working in landscaping for decades and now suddenly they stopped? Your friends wants to sell LMIA's and pay people low grade wages. If he could hire slaves, he would.
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Incentivized Intelligence@IncentiveIntel·
@MohamedFirinYSW Oh you mean the same consortium that was been over 5 years delayed on every other LRT project?? Genius move. We need this incompetent government to step down, it longer has the support of the people!
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Mohamed Firin
Mohamed Firin@MohamedFirinYSW·
Our government has awarded the first major civil and utility contract for the Hamilton LRT, bringing us one step closer to delivering fast, reliable and affordable transit for Hamilton. The LRT will support 50,000 daily riders, while putting tens of thousands of jobs within walking distance of transit. Learn more: tinyurl.com/3kyuyehd @Fordnation @PrabSarkaria
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Dapper Millenial
Dapper Millenial@realcdnrhetoric·
If Ontario liberals can elect a centrist-left leader from outside of politics, without connections to Wynne or Trudeau, Doug Ford will be out of office as premier.
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HoCStaffer
HoCStaffer@HoCStaffer·
Liberals snuck "search and seizure" of your mail into the budget update. And it's going to pass cuz of the majority. cbc.ca/news/politics/…
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Incentivized Intelligence
Incentivized Intelligence@IncentiveIntel·
@VassB I'm not saying those grocery store practices are fair (they are not!) But we have better tools to address food inflation if our leaders would have the courage to address them
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Incentivized Intelligence@IncentiveIntel·
@VassB I just find it so annoying that we will nitpicks at minor grocery store practices ( Grocery Code of Conduct, algorithmic pricing) but do not address the root factor of food price inflation (supply management). It's one of the biggest political failings in Canada for all parties
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