Is the fight you picked not going as well as you had hoped, Donald?
Whatever Fox News tells him about Canada is what he "knows" about Canada.
It's certainly part of what makes him a neoliberal.
Let's have a look at his website, https://markcarney.ca/spend-less-invest-more
In recent years, the federal government has been spending too much.
A Mark Carney-led government’s fiscal policy will focus first on reining in wasteful and ineffective government spending, creating room for personal income tax cuts
Now is the time for a more efficient and effective government—one that delivers better results while spending responsibly. By streamlining operations and reducing waste
A Carney government will focus on maximising the outcomes achieved, while minimising the dollars spent. We will slow the growth of government spending, initially cap the size of the public service
a range of tax measures from Investment and Production Tax Credits to Accelerated Depreciation, that catalyse massive private investment in cutting-edge industries.
A Mark Carney-led government will balance the operating budget in three years
These all come straight out of a conservative campaign. The guy is neoliberal to the core. His great policy proposal is splitting the budget into two columns so he can (in my opinion) run austerity measures on social services while running a deficit to funnel public money into private hands via public private partnerships.
Any religious representation is offensive to secularism.
No, I don't agree. Making laws with religious justification is offensive to secularism. A drawing that depicts a person wearing a piece of clothing traditionally associated with a religion is not offensive to secularism.
His first act as prime minister was to axe a capital gains tax increase.
Last fall, city officials confirmed the image would be removed in the name of secularism following complaints that it was offensive.
Oh?
Please, Montreal City Hall, share with the class what's offensive about that image.
Whenever someone justifies a position with common sense you can safely take it as supported with zero evidence. If they had it, they'd give it.
The Globe and Mail is owned by Thomson Reuters, a Canadian company.
Thanks, Jagmeet.
Politics doesn't begin and end in a voting booth.
Poilievre personally holds investment in Bitcoin as he promotes crypto to Canadians
So he either believes in it or believes in rug pulling his constituents.
A liberal majority under a red Tory leader is the second worst outcome we could get. Hopefully we can dodge the worst and second worst outcomes.