It's a New Day for Canada

[Glacier]

No one is whining in this thread. Even the NDPers sound upbeat.

The Cons say glad we did not get the NDP.

The Libs say we won, we won..now?

The NDP say glad the Cons are gone.

The Bloc says...nuts to evrybody..sovereignity a dead issue. Duceppe not elected.

The Greens say time to blend into the best environmental party.

The people say change the system, or bring the Greens and NDP into cabinet..Or?

A system forcing all MPs to work together..We AlL win.

[The Green Barbarian]

Liberal supporters have been complaining non-stop for 10 years. Just goes to show you that Conservative supporters are just as bad in that department.

Just as bad eh. Not sure how you came to that conclusion. To even come close to the Liberal and NDP whining we've seen in the past four years it would take a monumental effort, as it has been like nothing I have ever seen before.

[youhavegottobekidding]

Lets hope Prime Minister Trudeau can turn things around and make Canada into the country we can be proud of.

get ready to open your wallet real wide..............

[jamapple]

Better to open your wallet wide then what we have had to endure opening with Kernel Klink at the wheel.

[SmokeOnTheWater]

Liberal supporters have been complaining non-stop for 10 years. Just goes to show you that Conservative supporters are just as bad in that department.

Harper supporters were so angry in their replies to other parties supporters even when Harper was in office. I can't imagine what it will be like now that Trudeau is in power.
Anyways .. yes it's a New Day for Canada.
Sunny ways my friends. Sunny ways.

[Atomoa]

Justin Trudeau called Obama today and told him we're pulling out of Iraq and Syria.

Day one.

Canada's back.

[Omnitheo]

The argument still stands. 40% of the vote should not result in nearly 2/3 the seats. I sure hope he's still singing the electoral reform song and not deciding to withhold on that.

[steven lloyd]

Just goes to show you that Conservative supporters are just as bad in that department.

And it hasn’t even been 24 hours. Too bad I couldn’t stick around for the next four years to watch the aneurisms, but I’ve been invited to pursue other opportunities that necessitate my bidding adieu. I’m not expecting any miracles from our new PM, but like most people I’m just glad Harper’s destructive and disparaging rule has come to an end. Is Trudeau the man? He delivered a good speech last night but I guess we’ll have to wait and see. Prime Minister of Canada. Big job. I wish him well.

[dieseluphammerdown]

I see Justin has gotten his first endorsement deal since being elected PM.!

[Symbonite]

Justin Trudeau called Obama today and told him we're pulling out of Iraq and Syria.

Day one.

Canada's back.

http://news.nationalpost.com/news/canad ... ok-with-it

Hes trying to throw his weight but Obama really doesnt care....hes out in a year anyways. Someone elses problem after that. Still want him to tell off Putin...now that would be interesting.

[Urbane]

I thought that all three leaders acquitted themselves well last night. Stephen Harper seemed relaxed and relieved as he paraphrased the words that John Turner spoke in a concession speech a few decades ago when he said that the people are never wrong. I believe Turner's words were "The people are always right" but same idea. Mulcair hit the right tones in his speech as well although there weren't that many supporters in the room so the scene was somewhat subdued. I liked what Trudeau had to say about "sunny ways" and when he said, "Conservatives aren't our enemies. They're our neighbours" I thought that was spot on. One of the reasons that the Liberals won was because people are tired of the left/right bickering and the lack of civility in our politics. Hopefully sunnier and more civil days lie ahead.

[The Green Barbarian]

Justin Trudeau called Obama today and told him we're pulling out of Iraq and Syria.

Day one.

Actually, this isn't even remotely true. What Trudeau said was that Canada was going to end their combat bombing missions with the six aging crates that the Air Force has over there. I am sure Obama got a great laugh out of that one, almost as big as Putin will get.

So no, Canada isn't pulling out of Iraq and Syria.

Canada's back.

Hoo-rah. Where did it go?

[George+]

It is nonsense to believe that Liberals do not do "bickering".

And until the systems change, it will just continue.
Watch it on the parliament channel.

Monsieur Trudeau has quite the task ahead of him to fulfill most of his promises.
Great Expectations. I wish him the best for all our sake, and advancing generations.

The NDP was right in their position of centrism. If they had proposed
four deficit budgets, the screaming would go on and on. And their vote lower, still.

People voted polls and often with little reason.

[twobits]

The argument still stands. 40% of the vote should not result in nearly 2/3 the seats. I sure hope he's still singing the electoral reform song and not deciding to withhold on that.

Best check your math. Libs won 54% of seats, not 66%

[Captain Awesome]

Justin Trudeau called Obama today and told him we're pulling out of Iraq and Syria.

Day one.

Canada's back.

That's awesome, but it's not done yet. But it will be awesome if he actually does it.