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http://apple.news/A4T4lLKa7RLuafHlv8SHing In this year’s federal budget, Ottawa announced that the inclusion rate would rise to 67 per cent from 50 per cent for individuals with gains over $250,000 in the year. Corporations and trusts are subject to the higher rate on all gains.

After yesterday’s liberal caucus meeting, & in the nature of smoke and mirrors, crashing poll numbers, dissent in the Liberal Party, non-functioning parliament, back door support from the Bloc without direct capitulation to their demands, etc… http://apple.news/Asrk3pLFoTuiqzKNpKNKFGw Overnight...

Or take whatever the bribe was (& no idea but it’s probably based in tax dollars) and float it out for the next however long through the next dozen scandals until the next federal election? Liberal MP’s (the back benchers that aren’t swimming in as much Trudeau stank as the cabinet) distancing...

So…”Rogue?” Liberal MPs give Trudeau a deadline of October 28th (?) 2024 which is this coming Monday to…something? The bloc Québécois gave Trudeau a deadline of October 29th which is this coming Tuesday to capitulate to their demands. http://www.youtube.com/shorts/sDekDpSixQM The NDP will align...

After a tense three-and-a-half hour caucus meeting Wednesday, discussing whether or not they should be fighting Trudeau’s leadership due to his ever-decreasing popularity, Liberal MPs emerged declaring the fight was, indeed, needed — against Pierre Poilievre??? Liberal MP Nate Erskine-Smith...

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Attempts by the Conservatives to get the government to explain why the Trudeau Liberals continue to block access to thousands of documents related to the “green slush fund” scandal were roundly ignored during question period. In the Opposition’s first question on Wednesday, deputy leader...

Earlier in his mandate, Canadians were prepared to give him the benefit of the doubt when he broke his promise on electoral reform, and when he was twice found guilty of breaking the Conflict of Interest Act, first on his vacation to the Aga Khan’s Caribbean island and then in the SNC Lavalin...

This is neither from the Beaverton or Babylon Bee. New Brunswick Liberal MP Wayne Long said Monday’s result shows that the Liberal brand still holds appeal with voters (???), and can be revived at the federal level — once Prime Minister Justin Trudeau exits the picture. Long added that he...

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Speculation of a prorogation ramped up in Ottawa again on Tuesday, just ahead of Trudeau facing a caucus meeting where some Liberal MPs will demand (????) he step down. Trudeau is reluctant to go and may suspend the sitting of the House just five weeks after returning from the summer recess...

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Speaking in Parliament on Monday, NDP leader Jagmeet Singh expressed disappointment in the Liberal party for blocking a motion to form an India-Canada committee amid alleged foreign interference. “This is an ongoing trend I’ve seen with the Liberals. They put up barricade after barricade, block...

Then in post #65 here on page 4…. The legal issue stems from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s decision to remove the carbon tax from furnace oil — a popular fuel source in parts of Atlantic Canada. When the Supreme Court okayed Trudeau’s carbon tax, it was because the government argued a...

Michael Chong’s Reform Act, passed from the Conservative MP’s private member’s bill in 2015, offers MPs an ounce of courage in situations like these. It codifies rules for removing a party leader from office, as well as for expelling members from caucus; both are decided by a secret-ballot vote...

If so, it’s a pretty limp wristed one. A very odd and telling talking point has taken hold among federal Liberals in recent times — including among those who seem to think Justin Trudeau ought to step aside as party leader: It’s the notion that Trudeau has somehow “earned the right” to decide...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he doesn't think his leadership is in danger, one day before a highly anticipated Liberal caucus meeting where his future at the helm of the Liberal party is expected to be up for discussion. Around an hour later, ministers started trickling into the room...

How long did it take to build 500 km of tunnels under Gaza? Somewhere in that timeframe….I’m sure (ok…ass/u/ming) somebody noticed a distinct lack of bombs shelters? Maybe not.

Definitely fascinating stuff.