Don Davies

Let's see here.

Okay, the Switch 2 game title sales tracker here, Mario Kart World is at 16.48 million, Donkey Kong Bonanza at 5 million.

That's an exclusive Switch 2 game.

That seems to be, other than Mario Kart, by far the best seller there.

And one more on federal money.

The federal NDP, Don Davies, wants union-only deals on everything Ottawa funds.

Their proof is a union-funded study that he claims shows 17% savings when you go with the union.

Au contraire, mon frere.

Carney has said, by the way, emissions are going up, but they have government advertising saying emissions are going down.

There was an MP, Don Davies, Vancouver Kingsway, filed a complaint for misleading advertising.

And the misleading advertising guys at the Competition Bureau said, oh, no, no, no, no. That's too hot to handle.

Yeah.

And if our government would just impose the trade rules as they stand, we'd been in a lot better shape.

And then you have Minister Joe Lee and Don Davies from the former leader of the NDP that was the interim leader of the NDP calling for seizure of assets or forced divestiture of assets.

What does that send? What kind of message does that send to investors in Canada or people that own property or are manufacturing operations?

Yeah, that's a very good point.

Let's move ahead to the tanker ban stuff so we can hit the things all on the headline.

And then I would love to talk about Don Davies and Stelco because Stelco did something quite creative to the... federal government, and if it weren't Canadian money involved, I would be a little bit more smug about what's happening there.

But yesterday, the Conservatives had a bill, C-264, and it was to remove the tanker ban on the Pacific coast.

Because the tanker ban was just ruled unconstitutional by the federal court, thanks to a challenge brought forward by and large by Alberta.

so who the hell does the federal government really think it is like this is a private company this is private company to private company that that made the sale ottawa signed off on it and now they are saying that they could potentially force the sale of stelco to whom to to the federal government who would buy a steel company in canada now Anyways, I know we're at the end of the show, but when I say to whom the federal government, that is not just an idea that popped into my head.

It's what the NDP are saying federally.

So Don Davies, so he was the interim leader before Abby Lewis.

He's saying bring Stelco under public ownership.

Keep the spin alive.

I was gonna play, but Don Davies, I think we played this already.

It's, uh... 'Cause he won't let him be part of any of the, the committees and that.

He's calling it an authoritarian government.

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And, uh, someo- someone else at, at, I think it was Don Davies, said, you know, "The true mark of a real leader is someone who continues to learn-"

Right

... "never stops im- developing and improving in the role." And I, I, I feel that very keenly right now.

Members of Parliament passed a motion to begin clause-by-clause consideration of C-39 in mid-November.

NDP MP Don Davies says he has concerns about the speed of the process, and he worries the committee won't hear from indigenous, environmental, and labor groups.

It's an omnibus bill that's very complex.

It touches on everything from transport policy to how ports operate to how projects of national importance will be rushed through over disputed indigenous territories.