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Category: Canadian Politics

Trudeau ridiculed for backwards hammer photo-op, calls workers “overalled folks”

Trudeau was mocked again, this time for fumbling a photo-op—apparently unaware of how to hold a hammer properly—before calling workers “overalled folks”.

Alberta ministers say Trudeau never consulted them on latest housing scheme

Alberta Minsters are furious about Trudeau’s latest housing scheme, saying he’s once again “bypassing provincial jurisdiction” and didn’t consult or even notify the province.

Danielle Smith demands Trudeau convene meeting on carbon tax

Following her recent testimony, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has demanded Trudeau convene an emergency meeting to discuss alternatives to the carbon tax.

Trust for Liberals to handle money is plummeting, poll shows

Just 1 in 5 Canadians trust the Liberal Party with managing finances more than any other party.

Carbon tax protest organizers call for referendum 

“It’s time to let Canadians decide.”

Trudeau asked why so many people hate him

Trudeau says so many people hate him because they’re “worried about their future.”

Trudeau says he’s open to carbon tax alternatives as long as they’re the same

Trudeau stated he’s open to alternatives to the carbon tax as long as they’re exactly the same in effect.

RCMP Commissioner says he wasn’t made aware of foreign interference

During today’s testimony, RCMP Commissioner Michael Duheme told the Foreign Interference Commission that he wasn’t made aware of several allegations of Chinese foreign interference leading up to the federal election.

Toronto mayor pauses rain tax consultations amidst criticism

Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow is going back to the drawing board to figure out how to convince people in Toronto to accept her rain tax.

RCMP out in force for third day of carbon tax protests

The RCMP is once again out in force for the third day of nationwide carbon tax protests along major highways across the country.

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