Mark Carney

[DKG]

A fourth Liberal term would be the end of Canada's economy as we know it.

His platform is inflationary spending, debt, heavy regulations that will keep industry away, keep our number one export dependent on the US market, buying friendly media with our money and censorship of the internet. In other words, four more years of Trudeau.

[Herman]

About $722,000 US. For comparison, a similar house, first one I found, was $415,000 in the chicongo. 1294 sq ft.

I heard Toronto is more expensive than most US cities.

[Herman]

[DKG]

In the past 10 years, the federal government doubled the federal debt. A baby born today now owes the equivalent of $30,000 towards the federal debt.

Right now, interest on the federal debt already costs Canadians about $1 billion per week. That's as much money as Ottawa collects in the GST or spends on health-care transfers to the provinces.

Mark Carney wants to slap Canadians with an extra $225 billion worth of government debt.

[Herman]

[Herman]

How many industries is Mark Carney willing to sacrifice for his carbon tax agenda?

[Herman]

[Brent]

Of all the reasons to be worried about Mark Carney as prime minister,  his history as the world's leading corporate booster of achieving "net zero emissions" by 2050 is the biggest.

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Putting Carney, the UN's Special Envoy for Climate Action and Finance, and co-chair of the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero — "relentlessly, ruthlessly, absolutely focused on the transition to net zero" in Carney's words — will mean cutting our own economic throat.

Carney believes carbon taxes are too low, when in the real world most of the world's countries, including the United States, do not have a national carbon tax.

This already puts Canadian industry, and in particular our oil and gas sector, at a competitive disadvantage.

While Carney has scrapped former prime minister Justin Trudeau's hated consumer carbon tax he plans to — his words — "improve and tighten" Trudeau's industrial carbon tax, which in the real world means making it more costly and less transparent.

He will also impose a new carbon tariff on Canadians — that's right, a tariff, known as a "border adjustment mechanism" — on imported goods coming from countries his government determines are not doing enough to fight climate change.

In the real world, that will raise prices Canadians pay for these products in the middle of an ongoing affordability crisis.

[Thiel]

The core problems of the past ten years-unaffordable housing, mass immigration, net zero, and wokism will continue uaabated under Mark Carney.

[Herman]

[Herman]

[Shen Li]

The question I keep getting asked since the election is was the Canadian election rigged? Nobody who is not from Canada can believe the Liberals with their disastrous record won without cheating.

[Herman]

[Herman]

Carney will not do any of this.