Western Standard - The Pipeline： June 23, 2021

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00:02:49.360 Today is June 23rd, 2021.

00:02:52.700 I'm Derek Follibrand, publisher of the Western Standard, and you're watching The Pipeline.

00:02:56.980 Thank you for joining us today.

00:02:58.820 I'm joined in the Western Standard's Calgary offices by Western Standard News Editor Dave Naylor.

00:03:05.600 Dave, England won.

00:03:07.340 How do you feel?

00:03:08.060 England won.

00:03:09.200 It's coming home.

00:03:10.960 Britannia rules. 0.75

00:03:11.980 Who did they beat again?

00:03:15.100 Croatia.

00:03:16.420 No, sorry, Czech Republic.

00:03:18.480 They beat Croatia earlier.

00:03:19.980 Well, England can win a war on land, it seems.

00:03:22.980 There you go.

00:03:23.760 There we go.

00:03:24.200 And also joined by Corey Morgan, Alberta political columnist and host of The Corey Morgan Show.

00:03:32.320 Corey, how much do you care about soccer?

00:03:33.880 Not in the slightest.

00:03:35.300 Well, you're not invited to Germany hungry later today then.

00:03:39.080 Well, thank you for joining us today.

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00:06:05.780 Well, let's jump into it, into the fun part here.

00:06:11.280 Alberta's opening up.

00:06:12.240 They say it's for good.

00:06:15.100 We've heard that a little bit before, but they seem particularly serious about it now.

00:06:19.960 I mean, it's getting, every day it gets harder and harder to justify lockdowns and these things and continue restrictions.

00:06:29.520 But Calgary City Council led by its mayor, Nahi Denchi, not so keen on reopening for summer.

00:06:36.420 Why don't you tell us what's happening there, Dave?

00:06:38.720 Not so keen at all, Derek.

00:06:40.320 it's mask mayhem at calgary city council their bylaw on masking in indoor facilities runs all

00:06:48.080 the way through to the end of the year so they're now discussing when they're going to drop it if

00:06:52.640 they're going to drop it they met this week on monday and by an eight to seven margin led by

00:06:59.040 mayor nenshi they voted to keep the mask byline in place until july 5th province is opening up on

00:07:06.560 july 1st as we know uh covet cases it was 57 yesterday derrick in the entire province 57

00:07:14.720 cases only and calgary is still not made a decision yet on whether or not to remove their

00:07:22.400 mass pilot edmonton looks like they're leaning that way to remove it but they've they've put

00:07:28.880 off a final decision on until friday so they could still remove theirs before or in conjunction with

00:07:36.320 the provincial easing of restrictions but not so for calgary they'll be back on july 5th

00:07:43.600 uh to decide when to uh when to lift it if if at all um i think there's a few layers to this corey

00:07:51.840 but um i i i think the most evident part of this is it's clearly not about health uh this is now

00:08:00.720 very clearly politics this is uh i think nancy's and members of council like gondek and kind of the

00:08:08.320 the left block on council it's their way of saying we're safer than the kenny government um you know

00:08:15.840 again the kenny government you know i just can he just had a press conference uh a few minutes ago

00:08:20.800 that you just wrapped up watching i didn't catch most of it but i did overhear him using some

00:08:24.800 language that people would use even a month ago in describing his government the way he was

00:08:30.660 describing nenshi was saying you've got no justification for this you're just a killjoy

00:08:34.920 uh you know the government's been using terms like uh you know they call rachel notley a lockdown

00:08:40.380 mooney the only difference between rachel notley and jason kenny on this whole thing has been two 0.97

00:08:44.360 weeks she says something and then two weeks later he tends to do it uh but that two weeks i guess

00:08:49.280 is the difference between good, stable leadership and being a loon. Corey, do you think they really

00:08:56.500 believe this is going to save lives here, or is this not a slice? This is pure posture.

00:09:01.220 You know, I mean, the numbers have plummeted. I mean, they haven't just dropped. As Dave said

00:09:05.720 yesterday, they were down to 57. Of those, I think perhaps, what, 30 or 40 were in Calgary,

00:09:11.340 out of 1.4 million people. Even Dr. Joe Vipond, who's been, you know, a very outspoken doctor,

00:09:19.280 pro-lockdown. He's a, well, he's been a dedicated NDP donor. So anytime he could undercut,

00:09:25.180 you know, and he moves on the part of the UCP, he's been very vocal about it. He had trouble

00:09:29.320 trying to justify further restrictions. I mean, it's a matter of council trying to score political

00:09:36.060 points led by Nancy in particular to give the middle finger to the UCP and Kenny. I mean,

00:09:41.060 if you listen to Mayor Nancy lately, he's talking a heck of a lot more on provincial issues than he

00:09:46.040 has been on civic issues even and you know in fact there's not been a camera

00:09:49.220 that's a new thing well more than usual I mean he's jumping up on everything

00:09:53.120 every time I listen to a newscast they go to an inchie for comment because he's

00:09:56.480 standing there front and center it seems almost like he's working on a campaign

00:09:59.420 that isn't municipal and if he can make Kenny's move seem a little more

00:10:04.040 miserable I think this is gonna backfire on them though I mean they're trying to

00:10:07.040 make sure that Kenny doesn't have that best summer ever so they want to keep

00:10:10.980 people miserable but people are realizing I mean I'm looking forward to

00:10:13.520 on Canada today. It sounds like a heat wave is going to be coming. And when people are sitting

00:10:17.820 on patios and coming and going to a washroom freely without masking up or being able to go

00:10:22.120 into a Canadian tire or Home Depot shopping in Okotoks and Cochrane and Airdrie and Crossiron

00:10:27.380 Mills. And I hope they post their pictures of it showing how happy and how they're enjoying

00:10:31.440 themselves. Well, Calgarians languish miserably in masks continuing when the cases don't justify it. 0.70

00:10:37.380 I think those seven members of council who said, let's keep this mask bylaw rolling

00:10:41.520 interminably they didn't make their mind up on it they just said we'll kick it down the road till

00:10:45.520 july 5th uh it's going to come into costume yeah i was um i was in cochrane last night for supper

00:10:53.300 and uh i mean you leave the two big cities very few people are wearing masks anywhere

00:10:59.480 or if they are it's it's a it's a token thing no one really cares can you imagine enforcing when

00:11:06.020 the rest of the province is open you know and there's going to be people who are going to say

00:11:09.400 you know they're gonna and I feel for the business owners because they get

00:11:12.100 caught in the middle but you know somebody's gonna come into a business in

00:11:14.200 Calgary without a mask and they could potentially get belligerent and it's

00:11:18.220 gonna be difficult to convince that person though to comply when the rest of

00:11:21.100 the province is open like this is just we got to move together on this and the

00:11:24.880 numbers aren't justifying this I feel sorry for the bylaw officers yeah I mean

00:11:29.680 can you imagine them handing out tickets between July 1st and July 5 says

00:11:35.140 they're not handing out any tickets you may be right I'm just about to publish

00:11:38.860 a story courts across the west have been dropping tickets left right and center and these are

00:11:45.440 tickets from several months ago never mind the week where the province has already stopped the

00:11:52.300 regulations I mean to be a bylaw officer that week I'd be booking holidays well and businesses

00:11:58.620 I mean that's the thing too and people say oh it's just masks it won't affect it yes it will

00:12:02.360 people are sick of this I mean I remember going before the mask bylaw came provincially

00:12:08.740 I went with Jane to the Cochrane Canadian Tire.

00:12:11.220 That's a fantastic one there.

00:12:12.360 I was there yesterday.

00:12:13.240 Yeah.

00:12:13.920 And we were unmasked in it.

00:12:15.840 I mean,

00:12:16.000 it's just,

00:12:16.260 you're just walking down those aisles unmasked and enjoying yourself.

00:12:20.080 And people were glaring because some people were voluntarily wearing them at

00:12:22.440 that time.

00:12:22.900 You know,

00:12:23.060 that was a year ago,

00:12:24.060 but,

00:12:24.360 but at this point people, 0.98

00:12:26.240 you're darn rights. 0.91

00:12:26.880 They're going to get up and go outside of the city to get their stuff done. 0.99

00:12:29.320 There are,

00:12:29.680 we are surrounded by businesses.

00:12:30.940 Actually a lot of it,

00:12:31.780 thanks to NICHE's tax policies over the last decade,

00:12:34.360 you know,

00:12:34.560 cross iron mills and other ones right on city limits.

00:12:36.660 People will go out there, and struggling businesses in the city are going to get punished yet again due to Ninchy's anti-business policies.

00:12:47.320 Yeah, I think if there's essentially five days where the province has not got these mandatory mask laws, but the city of Calgary does,

00:12:56.960 it's going to be like the dying days of World War I.

00:12:59.920 The armistice is already signed, and no one wants to be the last guy shot.

00:13:04.200 So, like, the bylaw officers, they're going to see if they might say, hey, please wear a mask. 0.99

00:13:10.520 I really can't imagine, unless one is a real, real asshole, they're not issuing tickets. 0.98

00:13:16.740 Unfortunately, we do have some praised anti-mask people. 0.99

00:13:20.300 There are some.

00:13:20.680 I mean, most people are just sick of it.

00:13:21.960 But, you know, there's that mayoral candidate who's, I think he's still in jail.

00:13:26.720 But him and he's got a small following of people, and they do get belligerent,

00:13:30.160 and they get and they're going to feel more inflamed and empowered.

00:13:33.620 And again, unfortunately, it's not the politicians who pay for this,

00:13:37.180 it's the bylaws and the business owners and that when these crackpots come in and

00:13:41.140 start pressuring them and this will incite them further and it's going to be more

00:13:45.480 difficult to prosecute. It was foolish. They had no reason. 1.00

00:13:48.100 And it was a 7-7 vote. So which meant it failed.

00:13:51.700 Yeah. But, you know, this was split and it was just ridiculous. 0.67

00:13:55.720 And it's just a case of trying to score political points on idiocy. 0.68

00:14:00.160 Also, it makes it an interesting Merrill battle, too, because you've got Jeremy Farkas on one side, who has said drop it immediately, and you've got Judy Gondek on the other side, who said she quite passionately fought to keep the mass bylaw in place.

00:14:17.260 So that's going to come back on the campaign trail one way or the other.

00:14:20.640 Oh, yeah. Well, it shows, because she is. She's Nenshi's heir apparent, and she will do what Nenshi leads on, and it's good to remind voters of that, and I will all the way to a voting day.

00:14:30.160 Yeah. Okay. Well, we'll move on to something in Ottawa. Good things always happen in Ottawa. Bill C-10 has passed the House of Commons. That is the internet censorship bill, or if you're a liberal, I don't know, the Canadian Cultural Protection. I don't know what they actually call the damn thing, but it's an update to the Broadcasting Act.

00:14:52.680 but this is this is this very controversial censorship bill it's passed the House of Commons 0.90

00:15:00.600 Dave why don't you tell us about the vote how it went down who voted for it who voted against it

00:15:05.020 and what the status of the bill is now as expected Derek the Liberals were joined by the bloc and the

00:15:11.280 NDP in supporting the bill it was a only the conservatives who voted against and an independent

00:15:17.820 to MP Wilson Rabel so now it's it's past the House of Commons and now the Senate

00:15:24.660 gets it and there's already warning flags from the Senators that they're

00:15:29.580 no in no rush to try and pass this before the summer the summer recess the

00:15:36.380 one senator quoted were saying they're tired of having to push through non

00:15:41.760 COVID related legislation without being given a chance to to properly review it

00:15:48.720 so opponents of the law like us I guess are are hoping that it the Senate

00:15:55.920 debates it thoroughly and it gets not passed until after the summer and then

00:16:02.520 if the the liberals call an election during the summer recess then the bill

00:16:08.760 dies anyways so that's the only hope we have left is the Senate debates long

00:16:14.640 enough to to have it die I will know one thing though that the it's been more

00:16:20.940 than 25 years since the Senate has defeated a cabinet motion so that was

00:16:29.340 the bill under the Mulroney government to bring in regulations on abortion

00:16:34.380 after it had been struck down by the no yeah what I read this one is something

00:16:39.600 to do with the Toronto Airport and insurance but that's what they the last

00:16:49.740 time at least I'm aware of the Senate outright kill the bill was Supreme Court 0.94

00:16:54.600 candidate struck it down Canada's abortion legislation it didn't say that

00:16:57.720 regulation of abortion was unconstitutional said that that particular

00:17:00.620 bill was unconstitutional because the way it was written it put women's 1.00

00:17:04.200 health at risk if uh if there was medically necessary reasons for an abortion um the government

00:17:09.240 had to come out with some kind of a compromise bill and it failed in the senate because both

00:17:13.380 the hardcore pro choice and the hardcore pro-life both voted against it hardcore pro-life guys i

00:17:18.680 guess thought they would get a better bill later on jokes on them they never got a bill like 30

00:17:23.480 years later um so that's the last time i think that i can remember that there was a prominent

00:17:28.120 piece of legislation that the senate has defeated it's it's quite rare but the senate will very

00:17:32.640 often amend things significantly. I don't think they'll outright defeat this one. I mean, they've

00:17:37.340 got the path out. They'll just let it die on the order paper. So it wouldn't be a defeat. It would

00:17:41.080 just be dragging their feet, which a lot of those old fellows are good at. And, you know, things will 1.00

00:17:46.820 go into recess. And as Dave said, I mean, it's pretty much almost considered a done deal. Parliament's

00:17:51.840 going to get dissolved. We're going into an election before they sit again. So this bill will

00:17:55.960 have to be redrafted and represented and start all over again. Well, one of our viewers, Cheryl Dawn, 0.97

00:18:01.800 says that senator hosakos i don't know how to say that uh said that they will keep uh bill c10

00:18:08.840 in the senate uh for six to twelve months or until it's dead um i don't know i hope that's a lot of

00:18:16.600 old windbags speaking for a long time yeah they got four you can sit in the center for 40 years

00:18:22.600 if you're at right age when you get appointed and that senator i believe is an ontario one he's

00:18:25.880 actually going to get outspoken conservative senator but now he's from the old appointments

00:18:30.040 there yeah he's in a minority uh well speaking of the senate uh let's go on to new senators uh

00:18:38.600 justin trudeau has appointed three new independent members of the senate these are not liberals

00:18:46.040 at all uh none of them were donors none of them have been candidates uh or am i wrong one of them

00:18:52.040 was you couldn't tell the yes i was sarcasm you couldn't tell no it's my gem in humor

00:18:59.580 ah there it is yeah uh prime minister trudeau appointed uh three senators yesterday including

00:19:05.580 one who was actually a former liberal candidate but with a straight face he said that she would

00:19:11.660 be going into the red chamber as uh as an independent uh the other uh other senators

00:19:17.820 were appointed down east in new brunswick for example uh but it certainly plays into the current

00:19:24.380 uh senate election uh that's being prepared for uh alberta on the same day as the civic election

00:19:32.140 october 18th uh jason kenny has told trudeau not to appoint any senators from alberta until that

00:19:39.500 senate election whether or not uh trudeau listens uh to kenny or not will remain to be seen but i

00:19:45.420 think there's there's two vacant spots in alberta if i'm not sure yeah too yeah yeah so uh uh if uh

00:19:53.020 Trudeau wanted to give a big middle finger to, like his family's famous for, to Alberta.

00:19:58.840 He could certainly do that by usurping the Senate elections and appointing them before

00:20:05.460 the vote is even held.

00:20:07.080 It was strange that he didn't fill those Alberta spots at the same time as the others, though.

00:20:12.220 That's interesting.

00:20:13.220 There's about 15 vacancies, and they're playing some, he's got a backlog of ones he's been

00:20:19.380 putting up.

00:20:20.380 And so the interesting of these three that he put in, though, one of them actually was pretty hardcore NDP.

00:20:24.500 He was the head of the Canadian Labour Congress.

00:20:26.700 I see political brinkmanship going on here.

00:20:29.380 I mean, that's a way to undercut NDP support and Jagmeet Singh by putting a hard leftist into the Senate, you know, of more of an NDP stripe and still pretend that it's independent.

00:20:40.900 So, I mean, I think they are playing their cards carefully on what they'll do with Alberta.

00:20:45.020 Well, where Trudeau has taken his government anyway.

00:20:47.060 I mean, OK, so the senators are not liberals in the sense that they sit in the Liberal Party caucus.

00:20:55.620 But they're – look, if I was an independent senator, I'd be independent in the sense I don't sit with a caucus, but I would very clearly have an ideological direction I move in.

00:21:04.920 I would probably vote on the bills accordingly with that view.

00:21:08.520 It's the same thing with these Liberal senators.

00:21:09.920 And the way Trudeau has taken the Liberal Party ideologically, appointing people who

00:21:17.160 are New Democrats traditionally, or from that kind of labor area, I don't think that's

00:21:22.200 going to really be a problem for him.

00:21:23.520 It was technically his independence anyway, and ideologically he'll probably agree with

00:21:26.680 most of his agenda.

00:21:27.680 It's not like he was going to take Dan Kelly from the CFIB and put him in the Senate or

00:21:30.760 something like that.

00:21:31.760 I mean, these independents are all on the left end of the spectrum.

00:21:34.080 But I mean, there were some blue liberals, back in the past anyways, in the Chrétien 0.62

00:21:38.280 years and so on you know that you could look at and and uh i don't think there's been any blue

00:21:43.000 liberals upon it as independence here they've all been it's been a while they're all left now i guess

00:21:47.480 yeah um what do you think the chances are that uh alberta gets that when alberta elects senators

00:21:56.600 however i think probably corrupted the processes for alberta's senate elections uh what do you

00:22:02.840 think the chances are that alberta's senate nominees who get elected are going to actually

00:22:06.280 take a seat in the Senate. From Trudeau, zero. Not a chance. Zero. I think at best he would leave it,

00:22:12.160 he'd just drag his feet and leave those vacancies until past the federal election,

00:22:15.820 but he won't set that precedent in putting in conservatively elected senators. No liberal

00:22:21.120 prime minister has ever done it. They've always opposed Senate elections. They would never want

00:22:25.280 to legitimize the Senate election by putting one in. The hardest Senate appointment ever, I think,

00:22:29.140 was the, sorry, the hardest Senate election appointment ever was the very first one,

00:22:33.660 what Stan Waters won in Alberta. Brian Mulroney agreed with Don Getty at the time, because Alberta

00:22:39.180 was starting to elect senator nominees, and it was a part of the Charlottetown Accords and

00:22:45.300 Beach Lake and all that, and Brian Mulroney agreed in principle that, yeah, okay, Don Getty,

00:22:50.680 whoever Albertans elect, I will appoint to the Senate, and then Stan Waters of the Reform Party

00:22:55.420 won, which was a big problem for the progressive conservatives, and Don Getty didn't even want it.

00:23:00.660 He said, like, yes, you need to appoint the people who we elect.

00:23:03.380 And the first person they elect was a Reform Party guy.

00:23:06.440 And John Getty, he kind of grudgingly went along.

00:23:10.100 And then Mulroney just had no choice.

00:23:12.800 He publicly agreed.

00:23:13.580 This is his whole Charlotte House board and Reach Lake were all hanging on this.

00:23:17.280 So he did appoint them.

00:23:18.440 So technically, there has been a single Senate appointment of someone who was not of the party of the Prime Minister doing the appointment.

00:23:25.620 And it was a politically complicated case.

00:23:27.500 And then you'll notice, though, with the political scholars we have these days, like Premier Kenney and others, they modeled this so you couldn't have provincial candidates coming in.

00:23:35.620 If any Conservative does win, they're going to be from the Conservative Party of Canada.

00:23:40.760 And if, you know, lightning strikes twice or three times in one spot and Aaron O'Toole somehow actually manages to become Prime Minister, he might appoint those senators.

00:23:49.160 But they're trying to hedge that bet right now.

00:23:51.880 I mean, they certainly wouldn't want to see, yeah, Wilder's Independence Party senator-elect come in because then they're in that same hard spot that Marooning is in.

00:24:00.500 But by excluding provincial parties and essentially just trying to more or less rig this so there's only Tories on the ballot plus a couple of independents who have no shot, I don't think it really, I don't think it creates a very legitimate election.

00:24:13.300 So, frankly, I actually don't want these senators to get appointed unless we have a legitimate Senate election process.

00:24:19.120 I don't think we should legitimate an illegitimate election.

00:24:23.100 I think we should have Senate elections.

00:24:24.620 I just think we should let federal and provincial parties run.

00:24:27.840 Actually, I'm not even sure if federal parties should be running at all.

00:24:29.960 But I think the best way to do it is you have provincial parties actually run.

00:24:33.800 And the parties provincially and federally can decide if they want to have any kind of alignment or not.

00:24:39.000 And that's up to them.

00:24:40.820 Yeah, they do have an endorsement system for provincial parties to endorse candidates.

00:24:44.840 No, but it doesn't appear on the ballot.

00:24:47.460 And therefore, if you have a party that's only provincial, they're just listed as an independent.

00:24:53.220 And that endorsement matters nothing.

00:24:55.420 Well, it's not a disadvantage.

00:24:57.400 It's next to a disqualification.

00:25:00.040 There's just a 0% chance to get elected.

00:25:02.160 Trudeau may only be able to avoid the issue for so long.

00:25:05.120 He may let it drag out this time until the election.

00:25:07.560 It looks like he's going to get reelected.

00:25:09.800 Sorry to ruin everybody's day.

00:25:12.020 So he's going to have to make the decision somewhere down the road.

00:25:15.420 So one way or the other.

00:25:17.460 yeah okay well uh we'll wrap it up there uh again i want to thank our western standard members for

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