Canadian Politics Today

Everything Trudeau is saying now about housing, he said 9 years ago.  He was also complaining about the “overheated” housing market 9 years ago, when housing was HALF the cost.

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Yes and no. The Americans are typically less educated.   Look at all the measles outbreaks in the southern US. I guess watching your infant child die in agony is a small price to pay for "freedom" to not be vaccinated.

I had measles from an outbreak in high school, and everyone there had their proper vaccinations.  Dying from measles is extremely rare.

oh my! Calling PoiLIEvre a fraud! Say it ain't so, Shady - say it ain't so!

today in Ottawa, the Canadian Labour Congress held a conference with workers’ representatives from across Canada. The head of Canada's largest labour organization is calling Pierre Poilievre a "fraud" for portraying himself as a friend of the working class. Canadian Labour Congress President Bea Bruske wants union leaders to do everything they can to expose him before the next federal election.

We must do everything in our power to expose Mr. Pierre Poilievre for the fraud that he is. We must be under no illusions. Poilievre's history of supporting back-to-work legislation makes him hostile to labour.

- a new revenue stream: an increase in taxes on capital gains for Canada's highest earners (targeting the wealthiest 0.13%), projected to raise $19.3 billion over the next five years.
- the capital gains rate increase (from one-half to two-thirds), will also apply to corporations and trusts - expected to impact approximately 12% of Canada's corporations and Canadians with an average income of $1.42 million.
- includes an estimated $20 billion in new tax revenue, including tobacco and vaping taxes.
- includes additional offerings for small business – including through a new carbon rebate.
- puts dollar figures on the first phase of National Pharmacare and the disability benefit.
- includes $52.9 billion in new spending plans – some of which is loan-based and reliant on provincial buy-in.
- deficit projections: $39.8 billion in 2024-25, $38.9 billion in 2025-26, and declining over the three years following, to $20 billion by 2028-29.

LOL more projections from waldo!  Even though all his previous projections didn’t pan out! 😂😂😂
Hey waldo, what’s going to happen when investment dries up and the revenue from that tax diminishes?  What’s going to happen to general tax revenue as Trudeau’s anti-economic growth policies continue to slow down the Canadian economy?  What’s going to happen when the record levels of immigration begin to slow, and Junior can’t use that as a way of increasing GDP?  And what’s going to happen as Canada has to pay a larger and larger amount of money just to pay interest on Juniors debt?
Are you proud that the federal government now pays more on debt interest than on health care?  Do you realize that that’s only going to get worse?  If you and your regime had any honour, you’d off yourselves samurai style.  You’re all f**king failures.

They're retarded?  But also less trusting of authority.

Yes and no. The Americans are typically less educated.   Look at all the measles outbreaks in the southern US. I guess watching your infant child die in agony is a small price to pay for "freedom" to not be vaccinated.