Things are changing whether people like it or not. The only way I see out of this is to push hard to the left to bring us into a future where we care for everyone, including the land and water. First Nations, Inuit & Metis can lead these conversations as we are already well versed in how to do this.

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Mystery solved! She simply didn't bother to make my sandwich, so there was nothing to bring. In the end I received not only my sandwich but also a bonus cookie of chagrin.

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Actually young people in the UK voted to remain as they saw their future with Europe. It was the old people who voted to leave the the EU as they were pining for the old British empire. So maybe in Kent but not overall.

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I was more struck by the fact that her grandfather was begging the family to visit while he fought cancer and they were resisting cuz they didn't want to wear masks. Something I'm almost certain they would have been asked to do when visiting a grandparent fighting cancer LONG before COVID-19 hit.

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I propose a constitutional amendment that whatever the rules are in the constitution that allow a province to secede from Confederation, it requires 50% of the ELECTORATE of that province voting to secede. Without 50%+ voter turnout, 50% of the TOTAL ELIGIBLE VOTERS, no secession.

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