I’ve been watching this announcement, I just have to say that Mark Carney is making commitments on housing more substantial than I would have expected. - Build Canada Homes, a new public agency devoted to building housing directly - $25B in financing and loan garuntees for

None of these projects were reviewed under the legislation contained in Bill c-69. Most were reviewed under CEAA 2012 ex MVP (CEAA 1992) and (where applicable) the same vintage of the NEB Act. Some were cancelled before Trudeau was elected. Some were DOA years before that.

Canada is ready to lead.

We've solved a housing crisis before. Here’s how we’ll do it again.

So, this announcement is interesting since it commits to greenlight (or at least work with proponents and First Nations to approve) ten specific projects. I thought it was worth taking a look at a few of them (they are shown below): 1/

To be clear, of the projects Mr. Poilievre cited yesterday:   - 1 project (LNG Canada 2) is in fact fully approved and awaiting the company’s final investment decision. - 3 projects are being assessed under the Harper/Poilievre Government's flawed CEAA 2012 process – which is

The world has changed, and Canada is responding to our new reality with purpose and with force.

Pierre Poilievre should read the law. The Impact Assessment Act allows for provincial substitution, to ensure a single, comprehensive review of major projects. And recently, Cedar LNG - an Indigenous owned and operated project - did just that and was reviewed in record time.

Pierre Poilievre's Climate Plan: #Debate2025

It’s time to build. Canada Strong. Because in a crisis you hire the person with the plan. That’s Mark Carney #cdnpoli liberal.ca/platform/

Mark Carney unveils a plan to Trump-proof Canada ow.ly/VnPm1066nwV

The Conservative platform, which is predicated on economic growth raising revenues to lower the deficit, assumes....the budget will balance itself.

The Conservative Party of Canada's platform is 30 pages long. It has 17 pictures of Pierre Poilievre, including four full page ones (with no content). The Liberal platform is 67 pages long. It has one picture of Mark Carney. Take from that what you will. #cdnpoli

“These numbers are a joke.” - Liberal leader Mark Carney talking about the Conservative platform (released today) #cdnpoli #elxn45

Here is the full quote of Carney talking about the growth assumptions in his platform compared to the Conservative platform

The entire Conservative climate policy revolves around a bag of magic beans that they've been told, *repeatedly*, don't actually work. No, Canada can't get credit for emissions reductions associated with LNG exports. We've been over this. Repeatedly.

David Cochrane: "Was it reasonable for the Conservatives to include the revenue from economic growth (from their measures) in their fiscal plan?" Kevin Page: "No". Kevin on Power & Politics discussing the fiscal credibility assessments of the Liberal, Conservative and NDP platforms. The

In a time of crisis, Mark Carney is the steady hand Canada needs — Toronto Star Editorial Board This election is the most consequential of our lifetimes. Vote like it matters on Monday. #cdnpoli #CanadaStrong

The Speech from the Throne outlines the government’s plan to build a stronger, more united Canada – now and for the future. Read the full #ThroneSpeech: canada.ca/throne-speech Photo: Jake Graham 🇨🇦