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I still think this amendment should be made to the Elections Act. There is no problem with being an agent in more than one riding, but to be the official agent for more than one candidate in the same riding is an inherent conflict of interest and shouldn't be allowed.

So what you're saying is the government could have provided relief a lot sooner? Instead, during the inflation crisis Canada was the only country to raise taxes on energy when many other countries were cutting their taxes on energy.

Hedge funds now absorb approx 40% of Canadian government debt issuance. If non-bank investors stop buying our debt or demand higher rates, there is significant upside pressure to debt service costs, further eroding Canada's fiscal position. This is a big risk for Canada. The

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In the PM's own words, we are in a "crisis" and he will be "laser focused on the economy". The Bank of Canada is sounding the alarm about economic risks. But the only financial legislation to presented in 10 months is to lower personal income tax by 1%... And without a budget,

The ratings agencies are being played for fools. theglobeandmail.com/politics/opini…

Kate Harrison "Canadians voted for economic and fiscal management through uncertain times." "They voted for Mark Carney more as an individual than they did as Liberal Party leader." "To be that person, to table that plan and to lead us through the greatest crisis of our

Attention Canadians (and foreign investors). This is the best 8 minutes you'll spend understanding Canadian monetary/ fiscal dynamics as well as gaslighting by Canadian main stream media. Richard Dias youtube.com/watch?v=yoCV7y…

🚨BREAKING!🚨 Bloomberg is now reporting that Carney secretly dropped the US tariffs mid election……..but he continued to lie to Canadians about it. April 11: Carney and his cabinet secretly removed the tariffs on most American goods. But he continued to lie:   April 17:

Did the Liberals release their platform counting on $20b of tariff revenue they had secretly decided to not collect? Is one of the reasons we aren't getting a budget because there is now a $20b hole in their numbers?

Fall ends on Dec 20... The PM has shown it necessary to parse his language...

Canadian Headline Inflation rose 1.7% (vs. 1.6% exp) in April, down from 2.3% in March. "The slowdown in April was driven by lower energy prices." ...Mostly, because of the Carbon Tax. www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/en/daily-qu… A thread 🧵...

If we are in a housing affordability crisis, why doesn't PM Carney and his MPs want to pass legislation taking the gst off of new homes immediately? Why wait until the "fall" for a budget to do it? Or why not sit through the summer to work on it and pass it as soon as it's

Duties worsen US housing affordability: "The U.S. currently imposes a 14.5% duty on Canadian lumber, and Canada accounts for about 85% of all U.S. softwood lumber imports, representing almost a quarter of U.S. supply, according to NAHB." cnbc.com/2025/05/21/lum…

The PM routinely uses the King quote to obscure or avoid any difficult and uncomfortable questions. Remember the "not necessarily pipelines, but maybe pipelines" ?

Central bankers have not been held accountable for their role in the affordability crisis. For well over a decade they pursued cheap money policies and underwrote loose fiscal policy by quantitative easing. They have played a leading role in pushing asset prices higher and

Timothy Anderson 🇨🇦🌳☕🚲🖌🎵📚💉 And who turned out to be correct? QE has caused massive distortions and done incredible harm to real estate prices across the globe. It shifts money from the poor to the rich. We would be better off if we had listened to Stanley Druckenmiller. Kevin Warsh or Jim Flaherty.

Budgets always include a 'Debt Management Strategy'. No Spring Budget means Canadians and financial markets are in the dark about how much debt the government plans to take on this year. In 2023/24 the government issued $471B As of Dec in 2024/25 they issued $536B How much do