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krayden's right david krayden's blog menu skip to content about david articles civil war models history music crystal clear communications krayden’s right blog cabinet is the weakest link in liberal government by david krayden with all those romantic harvest moons on the autumn horizon, sick check what a pity to see the love affair between prime minister justin trudeau and much of the national media begin to cool along with those nippy fall evenings. well, no honeymoon endures forever; though this one has probably set a political record of sorts, lasting for the first 11 months of trudeau being prime minster and at least that length of time when he languished in opposition. what are the signs of growing discontent? it begins with a few unhappy murmurs from some nationally syndicated columnists who ordinarily trumpet their ecstatic concurrence with the trudeau government. why there was even a suggestion this week that trudeau has been rather vague about his agenda for the next three years. besides declaring war on climate change, promising to legalize recreational marijuana use and ensuring that he will never embarrass canadian sensibilities in the fashion magazines, trudeau has been decidedly short of legislative goals. mind you, ever-loyal cbc has been reluctant to join the chorus. even after trudeau’s somewhat enigmatic speech to the united nations general assembly last week, in which the anxiety-obsessed pm sounded more like a marriage counselor than a world leader, the state broadcaster suggested he brought a “canadian moment” to the world stage. perhaps they would also classify the perennial scene in a slapstick movie, when the protagonist slips on a banana peel and falls on his behind, as another canadian moment. but i am going to surprise you all and suggest that the weakest in the liberal government is not trudeau but the rickety team that surrounds him. though it is politically incorrect to call it a quota cabinet, that is exactly what it is: a government body that was selected by a rigorous adherence to gender politics. it is not just that this collection of faces is composed of the good, the bad and the indifferent. it is the growing sense that there is little substance and precarious frailty in this conglomeration of “talent.” there is a growing portent in the political naïveté of some ministers, most notably ottawa’s own environment czar, mckenna, who demonstrated such raw political ineptitude when she procured glamour photography at taxpayer expense. the latest admission, that maryam monsef, the minister for democratic institutions, somehow didn’t know that was born in iran and not afghanistan is an error to be made (and perhaps overlooked) by a sorority applicant, not a member of a government cabinet. quite frankly, even an experienced minister like stephane dion in foreign affairs appears as indecisive and ill-equipped for the task as he did when the conservative party propaganda machine was working overtime to characterize him as wimp incarnate. he has managed to appear as minster-without-principles for his efforts to sell arms to saudi arabia and his buddy-buddy diplomacy with china. harjit sajjan, who should know his file from personal experience, increasingly appears to be treading water at national defence because he is receiving little or no direction from trudeau aside from a broad policy suggestion to promote peacekeeping, ignore major capital acquisition projects and talk diversity: unfortunately it’s do-nothing, get-nowhere agenda is one that is perfectly in tune with trudeau’s contempt for, and ignorance of, defence issues. but back to mckenna. as the minister responsible for the looming carbon tax, she is perhaps the cabinet member closest to trudeau’s heart in fighting the purported climate change war that this government is earnestly committed to “winning,” as if that objective is anything but a ludicrous legal fiction. her enthusiasm, on behalf of a government that is committed to penalizing canadians for using the only viable sources of energy available to them for heating their homes and running their cars, might well continue to drag economic growth and usher in a recession fueled (excuse the pun) by environmental taxes. the fall session should prove to be both contentious and inspiring for the official opposition conservatives, if they can decide what their party is there to oppose. ©2016 don’t mess with the chateau laurier by david krayden so the chateau laurier wants to expand – or is that transmute – its horizons? the notion of pasting two boxes to the east and west wings of this historic landmark represents both an architectural and historical travesty. what’s next, approved a little bit of bauhaus simplicity attached to the gothic complexity of the house of commons? long before this resplendent downtown ottawa was owned by multinational fairmont, it was the national centerpiece of the canadian national and then the canadian pacific railway’s chain of luxury accommodation. the hotels followed the national rail all the way to the western port of vancouver and even jumped the juan de fuca straight to victoria, b.c., where the opulent empress hotel still sits on the shores of the pacific ocean. named after the prime minister who declared the “twentieth century belongs to canada,” the chateau laurier was literally across the street from the old ottawa train station (today the ottawa congress centre) when people possessed the sagacity to put such things downtown and not in the suburbs. you can actually view this close proximity in the second world war film captains of the clouds , a james cagney-starring vehicle about the royal canadian air force that was filmed, at least in part, here in ottawa. prime minister r.b. bennett lived there while he ran a conservative government during the depths of the great depression. each day he would take the short jaunt from the hotel to parliament hill. in a story that may not be as apocryphal as some have suggested, bennett was said to be frequently seen talking to himself while walking to and fro and some quipped that it was just the prime minister in the midst of a cabinet meeting. famed photographer yousuf karsh also resided there and took one of his more celebrated photos in the lobby – the one that magically captures a joyous moment of a mildly annoyed winston churchill. karsh had just removed the great man’s cigar before taking the picture and the british prime minister is registering his saturnine disapproval. yes, the chateau laurier is not just a hotel; it is a portal to history. walk through its dimly hit stone hallways and you are, for a brief and exhilarating moment, experiencing the past. do we really want to sully that experience by tarnishing the building’s appearance – by insisting that a shining example of yesterday’s good taste be compromised by ill-conceived expansion? the owners may well think they are padding their bottom line by increasing their first-class capacity, but they may well be shrinking the overall value of their product. there is a larger lesson here and it is the current infatuation with modernity swallowing up the past. we may not always agree with our history, the policies and prejudices that defined it or the manners and etiquette that ennobled it – but it is a reality nonetheless that the people, the ideas and yes, the structures, did exist and were as real to their time as the reality that we experience in the present. by diminishing the aesthetic appeal of the chateau laurier we are not merely devaluing a highly prized architectural triumph – though that is a grave enough consequence – we are, in a very real way, denigrating our history and repudiating the possibility that our ancestors might teach anything to this supercilious and dismissive generation of the present. ottawa, which is both a citadel of democratic freedom and temple of canadian heritage, can and should do much better. ©2016 14 september 2016 mackay’s exit means a wide-ope

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