Juno Jump Start | No balanced budget goal as Carney’s Liberals announce mega deficit
Carney told Canadians to prepare for a hefty federal deficit in the upcoming budget, Kris Sims exposes how Carney’s deficit plans and Ottawa’s bloated bureaucracy are hurting Canadians, and more.
No balanced budget goal as Carney’s Liberals announce mega deficit
Both Prime Minister Mark Carney and Government House leader Steve MacKinnon have told Canadians to prepare for a hefty federal deficit in the upcoming budget but refused to provide an estimate on the shortfall.
The Candice Malcolm Show | Parliament returns as Carney warns of WORSE deficit than TRUDEAU
Kris Sims is joined by Canadian Taxpayers Federation federal director Franco Terrazzano to expose how Carney’s deficit plans, Ottawa’s bloated bureaucracy, and years of wasteful spending are hurting Canadians, while MPs continue to reward themselves with pay raises.
Liberals blocked moment of silence for Charlie Kirk in Parliament
The Liberals reportedly shut down a Conservative push for a “unanimous resolution” condemning political violence and a moment of silence for Charlie Kirk in the House of Commons on Monday, according to a confidential source.
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Alberta adds citizenship to IDs to counter healthcare & election fraud
Alberta will become the first province in Canada to add Canadian citizenship markers to driver’s licences and identification cards, a move the government continuously emphasized was about convenience and security.
Global News lays off journalists while cashing in on millions from news bailouts
Global News has axed 46 employees, primarily in Alberta and British Columbia, as parent company Corus Entertainment grapples with escalating losses and a freefalling stock value.
New website helps to visualize Canada’s mass immigration crisis
A new website has been launched that allows Canadians to visualize immigration numbers, utilizing data released by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. The website's creator suggests that the agency itself could have easily provided this visualization, instead of Canadians having to rely on a member of the public to do so.
Morgan Wallen, Danielle Smith join Alberta’s heartfelt tribute to Charlie Kirk
Country star Morgan Wallen and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith joined thousands of Albertans over the weekend who paid tribute to Charlie Kirk.
Toronto police charge 12-year-old in stranger attack that killed senior
Toronto police have charged a 20-year-old man and a 12-year-old boy with second-degree murder in the death of a 62-year-old man.
“Get serious:” Taxpayers group slams Carney for lack of cuts to fed workforce
A taxpayers’ advocacy group is demanding Prime Minister Mark Carney immediately slash the federal public service, warning that relying on natural attrition won’t halt Ottawa’s rapidly expanding bureaucracy or its spiralling deficit.
OP-ED: No consequences for Manitoba NDP minister’s spiteful Charlie Kirk post
In an Instagram post, Fontaine repeated that Kirk was “a racist, xenophobic, transphobic, islamophobic, sexist, white nationalist mouthpiece.”
The Daily Brief | B.C. court grants Haida Gwaii aboriginal title
B.C’s highest court has officially granted the Haida Nation aboriginal title to over the island of Haida Gwaii.
Truck driver who killed two extradited to Canada from the U.S.
A truck driver, who killed a woman and a boy in Quebec three years ago, has been returned to Canada after being arrested in the United States last month.
OP-ED: The persecution of Canada’s “other” Freedom Convoy truckers
Donna Laframboise writes, "On September 8, three and a half years after the 2022 Freedom Convoy departed Ottawa, and five long, stressful months after his trial actually ended, Robert Dinel walked out of court a free man."
And to think over 50% of the populace voted for this nonsense.
The most relevant question is “What is wrong with Canadians?”
I forced myself to listen to the entirety of Carny's speech on Wave 1 and Wave 2 of his proposed "Nation Building" projects. As expected, it was a giant "nothing burger".
There was however, one alarming item that he briefly alluded to, quickly skipping past it. His tone was 'though, one of "this is going to happen." That item is High Speed Rail.
The only HSR project in the works is the one from Quebec City to Trois Rivieres, Montreal, Ottawa, Peterborough and Toronto. The very limited amount of information available on this project is cause for the above-mentioned alarm.
The cost estimate is close to $1 Trillion. Up to $800 billion is the number they used, but what with expected cost overruns, the actual price tag will be well north or a trillion.
Added to this mind-boggling number is the fact that SNC Lavelin (or whatever they're calling themselves nowadays) is the prime contractor.
This project would be of no benefit to anyone except the province of Quebec. There is no need, nor desire for this HSR system. No one is demanding it.
And it would be funded by Canadian taxpayers, not Quebec.
There are so many things wrong with this, on every level imaginable, the negatives defy description.
High on that list would be Canadian taxpayers spending one dollar on any Quebec infrastructure. At least not until they agree to allow a Pipeline East, and get rid of their Supply Management System on dairy and poultry products.
This issue should be very high on the Conservative Opposition's To Do list.