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Your graph only shows the popular vote. It is not imortant.  The real indicator is the seat total.
The latest seat projections from Canada338 are:
CPC          206 (down 5 seats in the last month.)
Liberal        72 (up 8 seats in the last month)
Bloc.          38 (up 2 seats in the last month)
NDP.          20 (down 5 seats in the last month)
Green.         2 (unchanged)

If Pierre Poilievre is going to crash and burn between now and the election in 2025, he will need an incredible talent for self-destruction that so far, he has not displayed. The NDP and the grits would need to be suicidal to have an early election. Of course, historically, everything can change after the writs are dropped.
True.  I don't see things changing much, as with the new carbon tax increase, and the huge budget deficit, interest rates are likely to stay high, and inflation and the cost of living is likely to only get worse over the course of the year.   Housing costs are predicted to reach a record again in 2025/2026.  Nobody feels better off after 9 years of Trudeau.  He's been an epic failure, even worse than his daddy.
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General Discussion / How much do you weigh?
« Last post by Coolio on April 17, 2024, 03:27:30 pm »
I tipped the scales at 231. The most I have ever weighed. I am a fairly big guy (6'2), but I would like to get down to my historical average, roughly 200.
Time to exercise and watch what I eat.
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General Discussion / Re: Hockey Culture
« Last post by After 9 years of Trudeau Shady on April 17, 2024, 03:26:57 pm »
I'm not digging through people's posts for past playoff predictions and then doing a mathematical calculation about their success rate you stunned c*nt.
Make better predictions then.
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Canadian Politics / Re: The Trudeau Brand
« Last post by After 9 years of Trudeau Shady on April 17, 2024, 03:11:07 pm »
More up to date numbers.

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Canadian Politics / Re: The Trudeau Brand
« Last post by After 9 years of Trudeau Shady on April 17, 2024, 03:05:36 pm »
after 9 years of PM Trudeau: the Canada Child Benefit, since being introduced in 2016 by the Liberal federal government, has reduced the number of children in poverty by nearly 75%.


Yep, unfortunately they ruined the country at the same time they achieved those results.  Btw, do these numbers take into consideration that the number of people using food banks has doubled?  Also, why's your graph stop at 2020?  It's 2024 now.
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Canadian Politics / Re: The Trudeau Brand
« Last post by waldo on April 17, 2024, 02:29:46 pm »
after 9 years of PM Trudeau: the Canada Child Benefit, since being introduced in 2016 by the Liberal federal government, has reduced the number of children in poverty by nearly 75%.

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Canadian Politics / Re: The Trudeau Brand
« Last post by wilber on April 17, 2024, 02:11:05 pm »
yet, the Socreds are whining about taxes. The only way to get out of debt is to increase your revenue.
Shady was mistaken when he referred to the Prime Minister as a drama teacher. Yes, he did teach drama but he was mainly a math teacher. Mr. Sheer was a failed insurance salesman briefly and Mr. Poilievre has never held a real job. Just for laughs, Jason Kenny was a Philosophy major and was kicked out of that. How does anyone fail Philosophy?

Increasing taxes in a stagnant economy with declining productivity just lowers everyone's standard of living and the value of our currency. By 28/29 federal debt servicing costs will be over 60 billion. That's over 60 billion in government revenues that will just be paying interest on debt and not available  for anything else.
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Canadian Politics / Re: The Trudeau Brand
« Last post by queenmandy85 on April 17, 2024, 02:02:42 pm »
Last fiscal year, Canada paid 46.3 billion to service debt, more than double 2021. Next year federal health care transfers will be 49.3 billion so debt servicing costs will likely be more than the federal transfers as more money is borrowed at higher interest rates and maturing debt will have to be renewed at higher rates.
yet, the Socreds are whining about taxes. The only way to get out of debt is to increase your revenue.
Shady was mistaken when he referred to the Prime Minister as a drama teacher. Yes, he did teach drama but he was mainly a math teacher. Mr. Sheer was a failed insurance salesman briefly and Mr. Poilievre has never held a real job. Just for laughs, Jason Kenny was a Philosophy major and was kicked out of that. How does anyone fail Philosophy?
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Canadian Politics / Re: Opposition Parties (uncensored thread)
« Last post by queenmandy85 on April 17, 2024, 01:34:35 pm »
😂😂😂

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Your graph only shows the popular vote. It is not imortant.  The real indicator is the seat total.
The latest seat projections from Canada338 are:
CPC          206 (down 5 seats in the last month.)
Liberal        72 (up 8 seats in the last month)
Bloc.          38 (up 2 seats in the last month)
NDP.          20 (down 5 seats in the last month)
Green.         2 (unchanged)

If Pierre Poilievre is going to crash and burn between now and the election in 2025, he will need an incredible talent for self-destruction that so far, he has not displayed. The NDP and the grits would need to be suicidal to have an early election. Of course, historically, everything can change after the writs are dropped.
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General Discussion / Re: Hockey Culture
« Last post by Black Dog on April 17, 2024, 12:49:37 pm »
Funny how i keep hearing from idiots about how much better the east is but there's two EC playoff teams with negative GD and sub 95 points in the playoffs. Woof.
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