Trudeau’s Newest New Carbon Tax
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The MP’s fall under that but their supporters don’t and they write the checks and go to constituency meetings .
Too little too late if the NDP wish to not be the NDP/Liberals to Justin’s Liberal/NDP’ers. They’re connected at the hip.
Conventions be damned. The NDP have been in lockstep with the Liberals since before Putin invaded Ukraine for his three day war. Singh is locked in like two dogs after the rut with Trudeau due to this:
the Great Canadian Pension Coalition Party is taking over Canada's federal government.
The changes to the fixed election date law will all but guarantee the Trudeau Liberals stay in power until October 2025, here is why.
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You are correct on both counts . But the caucus are still feeling the heat in their constituency.Too little too late if the NDP wish to not be the NDP/Liberals to Justin’s Liberal/NDP’ers. They’re connected at the hip.
Conventions be damned. The NDP have been in lockstep with the Liberals since before Putin invaded Ukraine for his three day war. Singh is locked in like two dogs after the rut with Trudeau due to this:
You know that whatever comes out’a Jagmeet’s mouth, his NDP/Liberals will back the Liberal/NDP no matter what crazy malarkey comes down the pipe from on high.the Great Canadian Pension Coalition Party is taking over Canada's federal government.
The changes to the fixed election date law will all but guarantee the Trudeau Liberals stay in power until October 2025, here is why.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau recently whipped out the big guns of rhetoric and said the premiers of Alberta, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Ontario, Prince Edward Island and Saskatchewan (I think he missed Manitoba?) are “misleading” Canadians and “not telling the truth” about the carbon tax. Also recently, a group of economists circulated a one-sided open letter extolling the virtues of carbon pricing.
Governments face the constant allure of diverting tax revenues to favour one constituency over another. In the case of the carbon tax, Quebec is the big winner here. Atlantic Canada was also recently won by having its home heating oil exempted from carbon pricing (while out in the frosty plains, those using natural gas heating will feel the tax’s pinch).
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Governments face the constant allure of diverting tax revenues to favour one constituency over another. In the case of the carbon tax, Quebec is the big winner here. Atlantic Canada was also recently won by having its home heating oil exempted from carbon pricing (while out in the frosty plains, those using natural gas heating will feel the tax’s pinch).
GREEN: Powerful players count on corruption of ideal carbon tax — Toronto Sun
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau recently whipped out the big guns of rhetoric and said the premiers of Alberta, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Ontario, Prince Edward Island and Saskatchewan are “misleading” Canadians and “not telling the truth” about the carbon tax. Also...
Gas prices spike in N.S. by nearly 10 cents a litre. Here's how that compares with last year — Global News
The price of gasoline jumped by 9.8 cents in the Halifax-area. The price at the pump in Cape Breton, is slightly higher -- at a minimum price 186.9 cents per litre.
Guess those economists want to keep getting their drift from this government so they need to spew the same B.S. It's incredible that anyone would believe this scam!Prime Minister Justin Trudeau recently whipped out the big guns of rhetoric and said the premiers of Alberta, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Ontario, Prince Edward Island and Saskatchewan (I think he missed Manitoba?) are “misleading” Canadians and “not telling the truth” about the carbon tax. Also recently, a group of economists circulated a one-sided open letter extolling the virtues of carbon pricing.
Governments face the constant allure of diverting tax revenues to favour one constituency over another. In the case of the carbon tax, Quebec is the big winner here. Atlantic Canada was also recently won by having its home heating oil exempted from carbon pricing (while out in the frosty plains, those using natural gas heating will feel the tax’s pinch).
GREEN: Powerful players count on corruption of ideal carbon tax — Toronto Sun
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau recently whipped out the big guns of rhetoric and said the premiers of Alberta, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Ontario, Prince Edward Island and Saskatchewan are “misleading” Canadians and “not telling the truth” about the carbon tax. Also...
