After nearly three months of listening, on an almost daily basis, to Premier Ball’s continuous string of innocuous and unfinished sentences, presumably intended — who would know — to safeguard the province from a largely non-existent local pandemic, some happenings are worth noting.
People have started back to work, the sun has come
out, the Liberal Leadership contest is back on, and a group of business people
— Hall of Famers no less — have weighed in on Government’s determination to
kill the economy.
Then, too, a pulse — though still weak — has been discovered in the two Opposition
Parties who now oppose a second Interim Supply.
This is not normally the stuff of great rejoicing; dancing in the streets still being de rigeur in the era of pandemic. But in a place such as this, starved for leadership, the equivalent of even watery gruel can seem a time of feast.
