Bank of Canada Governor says Trudeau’s spending is keeping inflation high
“Last time I was here, I think I said government spending on goods and services was forecast to grow at about two and a quarter. That has now moved up to two and three quarters. That is somewhat above two per cent, so, yeah, that is not helpful…”
Liberal Premier explains why he’s against the federal carbon tax
Liberal Premier says of carbon tax: “It doesn’t make sense from a logical perspective.”
DeSantis bans Bill Gates’ lab-grown meat
“The bill that I’m going to sign today is going to say basically take your fake lab-grown meat elsewhere. We’re not doing that in the state of Florida,” DeSantis said.
Conservatives sense Trudeau’s resignation, blast out insults towards suspected new leader
Conservatives have labeled Mark Carney as “Carbon Tax Carney,” accusing him of profiting financially from the very policies he promotes.
UK man protests cashless trend in viral video
Viral confrontation highlights a growing concern among many that the shift towards digital-only transactions could lead to increased surveillance and control.
Smith expands railways to connect Alberta
The idea of expanding railways within Alberta has been floated for over a decade and a half, but Premier Danielle Smith says the time to act on a comprehensive railway plan is now, especially given the massive and historic migration to the province.
9-year PM Justin Trudeau blames Stephen Harper for current housing crisis
Trudeau is STILL blaming Stephen Harper for his party’s failures: “Construction takes a while.”
Canada set to have the most unaffordable housing in the world
Canada is poised to officially become the most unaffordable place on Earth in terms of housing over the coming months based on Canadians’ income levels and ability to afford rent, mortgages, etc.
Trudeau rages against wealthy Canadians
Trudeau tells Canadian doctors not to leave because of his tax hike. “It’s not just a nice thing to do, it’s essential to do.”
Ontario police and Canadian military to hold joint “simulated extreme heat scenario” operation
Between May 3 and 5, 800 army reservists led by the 31 Canadian Brigade Group will join the OPP as part of an operation called the “Trillium Venture”.