Mark Carney

[Brent]

Mr Carney flies private planes so you don't have to.

To go to Epstein's Island.

[Thiel]

To go to Epstein's Island.

I would not be surprised if Mr Carney has been there.

[Herman]

[Herman]

[Herman]

What do you think the result of this fight will be?

[Brent]

Liberal stooge Warren Kinsella said it's hard to figure out where the Carney and his government stand on issues like budgets, housing, energy, Trump, Israel. They contradict themselves from one day to the next.

[Herman]

Looks like critical infrastructure is not a priority for Mark Carney's new government.

[DKG]

Prime Minister Mark Carney's government is pushing ahead with Justin Trudeau's policy to ban the sale of new gas and diesel vehicles by 2035.

That ban would cost billions, but the federal government isn't disclosing the cost to taxpayers.

[DKG]

Pierre Oilivere fought hard against the consumer carbon tax and now we are seeing savings at the pump.

That's a huge win, but it's not the whole carbon tax battle.

The feds still require a carbon tax on businesses across the country.

And Prime Minister Mark Carney says he's going to "improve and tighten" those industrial carbon taxes.

He won't say how much it is going to cost you yet, but it's a good bet that it won't be cheap.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe came out swinging and said there will be NO carbon taxes in his province. Nada. Ziltch.

Premier Danielle Smith took the right first step when she FROZE Alberta's industrial carbon tax.

[Herman]

[Herman]

Mark Carney just tabled a jaw-dropping $486 billion spending plan, with no real details.
At a time when Canadians are drowning in debt, Carney is planning to spend nearly half a trillion dollars like it's Monopoly money.
Trudeau broke the bank. Carney's about to burn what's left.