Out with the puppet, in with the puppeteer. Mark Carney, the globalist pulling the strings on Justine for the past ten years is now our pm.
God help us all.
Quote from: Herman on March 09, 2025, 06:56:47 PMOut with the puppet, in with the puppeteer. Mark Carney, the globalist pulling the strings on Justine for the past ten years is now our pm.
God help us all.
I will be voting here in the Lion City when he calls an election.
The coronation is complete—Carbon Tax Carney has won the Liberal leadership.
We knew this was coming. But it's still a disaster for Canada.
If it wasn't for Trump's broad based tariffs on Canada, Carney and the Liberals would have no ammunition.
Carney said Pierre Poilievre, "worships at the altar of Donald Trump".
This is the slander the Liberals will use against Poilivere who has always supported free and fair trade.
It seems nothing will change.
Mark Carney wants Canada to a be a nation of 100 million poor people.
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Fun Fact: Mark Carney was elected head of Canadas government by 0.38% of Canadas Population.
Yay Democracy!
Canada is about to get a new PM (Mark Carney) who nobody voted for who:
>Admits that fear and coercion are justified to achieve his goals
>Regrets giving up emergency Covid lockdown powers
>Would prefer to enforce covid like lockdown policy in perpetuity to 'protect the environment'
>Wants to eliminate personal ownership of gas and diesel vehicles
>Wants citizens to only be allowed 1 flight every 3 years
>Wants citizens to only be entitled to 3 new articles of clothing per year
>Admits to wanting to eliminate meat and dairy and replace it with plants and bugs
If you don't believe it, it's all in his own words. He wrote a book called 'Value(s)'in which he lays all of this out.
>He's also the chair of Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ) which is comprised of 450 major financial institutions from 45 countries and is aiming to ensure that 130 trillion (40% of the worlds current wealth) is invested in the enforcement of climate change initiatives and the elimination of companies that fail to meet those regulations
He literally admits that if you stand in his way you will 'cease to exist'
So if you thought Trudeau was bad, wait until you see this new wanker. He's not just the product of WEF globalization, he's the author of it.
Carney is a great leader and very attractive.
This Paki MP let the cat out of the bag. The CBC is the presse secretary of the Liberal Party of Canada.
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Ever heard of the Net Zero Banking Alliance? Most haven't—the Liberal media's too busy propping up their sinking government to spill the beans.
It's a UN-backed scheme new Liberal Leader Mark Carney helped cook up to choke out Canada's oil and gas sector.
Back in 2021, as UN climate bigshot, he co-launched this global club—starting with 43 banks, then to over 140, with $74 trillion in their grip—forcing lenders to starve oil and gas of cash while chasing far-left climate dreams.
Jonathan,
Ever heard of the Net Zero Banking Alliance? Most haven't—the Liberal media's too busy propping up their sinking government to spill the beans.
It's a UN-backed scheme new Liberal Leader Mark Carney helped cook up to choke out Alberta's oilpatch.
Back in 2021, as UN climate bigshot, he co-launched this global club—starting with 43 banks, then to over 140, with $74 trillion in their grip—forcing lenders to starve oil and gas of cash while chasing far-left climate dreams.
Click here to chip in $30, $60, or whatever you can—now.
Carney's hands are all over it. A World Economic Forum hotshot and ex-Bank of England governor, he chaired its parent group, the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero, twisting banks' arms to ditch fossil fuels.
He bragged it'd "reshape business models" for a so-called green economy—code for gutting Canada's jobs while he hobnobs at penthouse galas.
The good news is banks like RBC, TD, CIBC and others ditched it this year, but Carney's baby's still alive, he won't quit pushing it.
87% of Carney's "new" cabinet is the same as Trudeau's.
He thinks Canadians are stupid. He's trying to trick us.
It's the same awful Liberal gang with the same anti working class Liberal agenda.
My gut is that Quebec and the Maritimes will keep that sellout Carney in office after the next election. It will be a minority government with the NDP propping them up.
We could have referendums on statehood in Alberta and Saskatchewan. If we get one, I am voting yes. Canada offers sweet fuck all.
On Friday, Abacus Data released a poll showing that on every major issue — except Trump and the environment — Canadian voters favour Pierre Poilievre and the Conservatives, often by a wide margin.
On cost of living, health care, housing, the economy, immigration, crime and job security/employment, voters think the Conservatives are better able to handle the issues than the Liberals by as much as 43 per cent.
They trust the Liberals more on the environment, but it's not a top issue in most voters' minds.
But when it comes to dealing with Donald Trump, the Liberals win that one 42 per cent to 28 per cent. And, more significantly, it is voters' No. 2 issue after the cost of living.
Yet when the Trump smoke has cleared, plenty of Canadian voters will have buyer's remorse. The Carney Liberals are the same as the Trudeau Liberals (and in some cases worse) on crime, the opioid crisis, lenient bail provisions, the economy, taxes, gun confiscation, immigration and a host of other issues.
Carney got rid of the consumer carbon tax on Day 1, but intends to replace it with a tax that will be just as expensive and less transparent.
The gross incompetence of the Trudeau era was not the work of just one man. It took a team of boobs to mess up that badly. And now most of Trudeau's ninnies are on Carney's team. But most voters won't realize that until it's too late.
Quote from: Herman on March 15, 2025, 02:31:08 PMMy gut is that Quebec and the Maritimes will keep that sellout Carney in office after the next election. It will be a minority government with the NDP propping them up.
We could have referendums on statehood in Alberta and Saskatchewan. If we get one, I am voting yes. Canada offers sweet fuck all.
Mark Carney's term as Canadian Prime Minister however brief will be good for Canada hey
Herman
Herm?
"You are ignoring this user."
Quote from: Brent on March 15, 2025, 12:52:58 PM87% of Carney's "new" cabinet is the same as Trudeau's.
He thinks Canadians are stupid. He's trying to trick us.
It's the same awful Liberal gang with the same anti working class Liberal agenda.
Regardless of how long he lasts as Prime Minister, Carney will be good for Canada
Brent
Brent
We need a solid leader like Carney at the helm, Brent.
Quote from: Brent on March 15, 2025, 12:52:58 PM87% of Carney's "new" cabinet is the same as Trudeau's.
He thinks Canadians are stupid. He's trying to trick us.
It's the same awful Liberal gang with the same anti working class Liberal agenda.
Carney will win the election. And he will pursue the same ruinous policies as Trudeau.
However, Carney could be the last PM with Canada's current borders. I could see a 4th term of True Dope's policies leading to a referendum on US statehood in Alberta and maybe Saskatchewan.
If the US offered dollar for dollar exchange and a break on income tax plus no equalization, anybody in their right mind would vote yes. I will never live in North America again, but I would go to the Canadian embassy and vote yes and for one reason only--my investments still in Canada would get a 35% boost.
Quote from: Shen Li on March 16, 2025, 01:47:48 AMCarney will win the election. And he will pursue the same ruinous policies as Trudeau.
However, Carney could be the last PM with Canada's current borders. I could see a 4th term of True Dope's policies leading to a referendum on US statehood in Alberta and maybe Saskatchewan.
I'll believe it only if it happens. Yes, Trump has thrown out the idea of "making Canada the 51st state" but the truth is he was likely trolling for media notoriety. He's good at doing that, media and lefties have proven pitifully eager to jump all over anything he does for the opportunity to call market him as both "dumb" and some kind of evil mastermind.
Canada is ageing out though and this includes individual provinces such as Alberta and Saskatchewan. The liberals have attempted to offset this by importing their "youth" from other nations and you only need look at Trump's efforts at the southern US border to glean how little he thinks of such a practice. I doubt he's serious about importing provinces that, while resource rich, also come with the promise of a contingent of animals dressed up like letterboxes; there's enough of them in the existing fifty states. States which yet can be mined for their existing resources.
If I'm wrong, I'm wrong and Canada will rapidly crash and burn as a country should one or more of the prairie provinces become US concerns. BC will lose status as a trade hub and become little better than an outpost, since any transcontinental commerce will be subject to the whims of Washington. Ottawa will pull out all the stops and make any seccessionist provinces punishingly unattractive prospects for this reason (mostly by flooding them with refugees I imagine) ahead of them actually ceding from Canada.
I'm sure the provinces in question are already aware of all this.
Quote from: . on March 16, 2025, 03:42:57 AMI'll believe it only if it happens. Yes, Trump has thrown out the idea of "making Canada the 51st state" but the truth is he was likely trolling for media notoriety. He's good at doing that, media and lefties have proven pitifully eager to jump all over anything he does for the opportunity to call market him as both "dumb" and some kind of evil mastermind.
Canada is ageing out though and this includes individual provinces such as Alberta and Saskatchewan. The liberals have attempted to offset this by importing their "youth" from other nations and you only need look at Trump's efforts at the southern US border to glean how little he thinks of such a practice. I doubt he's serious about importing provinces that, while resource rich, also come with the promise of a contingent of animals dressed up like letterboxes; there's enough of them in the existing fifty states. States which yet can be mined for their existing resources.
If I'm wrong, I'm wrong and Canada will rapidly crash and burn as a country should one or more of the prairie provinces become US concerns. BC will lose status as a trade hub and become little better than an outpost, since any transcontinental commerce will be subject to the whims of Washington. Ottawa will pull out all the stops and make any seccessionist provinces punishingly unattractive prospects for this reason (mostly by flooding them with refugees I imagine) ahead of them actually ceding from Canada.
I'm sure the provinces in question are already aware of all this.
Trump is not serious about annexing all of Canada. There is absolutely no advantage for the US in doing that. There are only three provinces in Canada that pull their own weight. The rest would poorer than Mississippi and make the Dems a permanent governing party like they make the Liberals here.
Trumps' goal is access to our resources through a true common market. We do not even have a common between provinces. The dust will settle after an election and if Carney forms a minority government with the NDP Canadians will be reminded that all the Liberal Party did was put lipstick on the former Trudeau government.
Alberta and Saskatchewan might vote to join the US if Carney wins. Carney, like Trudeau is controlled by ultra Green globalist Gerald Butts. The same policies that trampled provincial jurisdiction and held back those two provinces will continue under Carney. It will be interesting to see the offer Washington makes when the downward spiral that began a decade ago continues under Carney.
And Ottawa has been moving refugees from places in Ontario and Quebec to the prairies for years. That will also continue under Carney.
Mark Carney just scrapped the consumer carbon tax and promised to ramp up hidden carbon taxes on business.
Get ready to fight hidden carbon taxes on businesses.
The usual suspects will say a hidden carbon tax on businesses won't cost you money and there's nothing you can do about it anyway.
But we know hitting Canadian businesses with a hidden carbon tax means they'll pass those costs on to us.
Quote from: Brent on March 15, 2025, 12:52:58 PM87% of Carney's "new" cabinet is the same as Trudeau's.
He thinks Canadians are stupid. He's trying to trick us.
It's the same awful Liberal gang with the same anti working class Liberal agenda.
The same Liberals who:
Voted to hike the carbon tax
Double the debt
Double food bank line ups
Double housing costs
Blocked pipelines
Blocked LNG plants
Passed the anti-energy law C-69
Hiked immigration to unsustainable levels
Quote from: DKG on March 16, 2025, 10:34:07 AMAnd Ottawa has been moving refugees from places in Ontario and Quebec to the prairies for years. That will also continue under Carney.
Yes, but that will get ramped up to levels that will astound you. Think of how the democrats ran out the government budget in the US to all but ensure the incoming Trump administration would face the almost certain government shutdown; these are petulant and vindictive people we are talking about who will do quite literally whatever it takes to fuck up anyone they perceive to be in opposition to them.
As for resources, the US already have enough, they were a net energy exporter under the first Trump administration and would have continued to be had Biden not instituted a moratorium on exploiting those resources. There's nothing in the dirt of Alberta that cannot be found across the border.
None of that being a guarantee he wouldn't of course, only that Alberta and Saskatchewan are not exactly priorities of his, in spite of his boasts to the contrary. I would think he'd be more likely to move on a deal with Greenland, especially given the strategic advantage it might afford the US in the Arctic circle. I guess we'll see.
Quote from: DKG on March 16, 2025, 10:52:12 AMThe same Liberals who:
Voted to hike the carbon tax
Double the debt
Double food bank line ups
Double housing costs
Blocked pipelines
Blocked LNG plants
Passed the anti-energy law C-69
Hiked immigration to unsustainable levels
Remember Mark Carney saying Poilievre's promise to scrap the consumer carbon tax would amount to "letting the planet burn."
But when will Carney be asked how abandoning the consumer carbon tax won't cause the planet to burn when Liberals do it, but will cause the planet to burn if Conservatives do it?
The carbon tax was never about the climate. He will double the tax on those that produce goods and services and let them pass it on to us. Taxing the working class into the poor house will continue under Carney. Probably the consumer portion too after he gets his coalition with the NDP.
Quote from: . on March 16, 2025, 11:14:00 AMYes, but that will get ramped up to levels that will astound you. Think of how the democrats ran out the government budget in the US to all but ensure the incoming Trump administration would face the almost certain government shutdown; these are petulant and vindictive people we are talking about who will do quite literally whatever it takes to fuck up anyone they perceive to be in opposition to them.
As for resources, the US already have enough, they were a net energy exporter under the first Trump administration and would have continued to be had Biden not instituted a moratorium on exploiting those resources. There's nothing in the dirt of Alberta that cannot be found across the border.
None of that being a guarantee he wouldn't of course, only that Alberta and Saskatchewan are not exactly priorities of his, in spite of his boasts to the contrary. I would think he'd be more likely to move on a deal with Greenland, especially given the strategic advantage it might afford the US in the Arctic circle. I guess we'll see.
They already have. Look at the housing shortages in cities to the West of here.
Quote from: DKG on March 16, 2025, 10:52:12 AMThe same Liberals who:
Blocked pipelines
Blocked LNG plants
That's clearly gonna change
DKG
DKG regardless of which party gets in.
Both Liberals and Conservatives know this & will fast track the process.
Plus Europe & Asian countries will facilitate the process.
I'm glad Carney & Polievevre are both on board.
Canada's diversifying away from the US market and that's good.
The party that accelerates the process will be best for Canada. That's the one who gets my vote, eh DKG?
Look at the deadbeat troll quoting somebody who has him on ignore. :facepalm:
Quote from: Brent on March 16, 2025, 11:57:52 AMThey already have. Look at the housing shortages in cities to the West of here.
You think that's the worst they can do? As the song says "you ain't seen nothing yet". Heretofore it's been about garnering votes and making up the shortfall in the declining replacement population.
When they want to fuck you up... really fuck you up I mean... that dumping of refugees today will seem like chickenfeed.
Justine's point man on the oilpatch, Jonathan Wilkinson is now Carnage's point man on the oilpatch.
There's a problem, though apparently not one in Carney Liberal circles.
Recently, an American official asks Smith about a strange situation.
"How can a Canadian energy minister be opposed to pipelines?" asks the official to the premier of Alberta, obviously unfamiliar with the ways of Liberal Canada.
"When you have the energy minister of Canada openly musing we don't need to build pipelines at the same time as I'm in the United States trying to get pipelines built, talking to my counterparts east, west and north, trying to get our product to market," says Danielle Smith.
"It's counterproductive."
Then there are others sitting around with Carney.
They were there when the Liberal government piled on Alberta oil and gas and Smith is looking to Carney to give some kind of nod he will deal with Alberta in a much different way.
Steven Guilbeault, the Greenpeace zealot who was the biggest pain in the butt for Alberta, is now Carney's Quebec lieutenant.
Mark Carnage and Justine's Liberal MP's think Canadians are stupid. He thinks a little bit of cosmetic surgery will allow the Liberals to disguise who they are and make people forget what they did for 10 years."
That's the plan.
Quote from: Brent on March 16, 2025, 12:09:54 PMLook at the deadbeat troll quoting somebody who has him on ignore. :facepalm:
The World is changing Big Time,
Brent
Brent.
Even if it's a US administration friendly to Canadian interests Canada can't rely upon the USA like they used to anymore.
Country needs to diversify its economy and trading partners.
At most, Canada's trade with the USA should be reduced to 50%.
30-40% even better.
Personally I wouldn't mind if Canada joined the EU, eh Brent.
Already there's talk about the new PM Carney cancelling the purchase of F-35 Fighter jets from the US & buyin' the SAAB Jets from Sweden:
The USA is no longer the only act in town, eh Brent.
Trump needs to send Canduhduh into a depression and wreck their economy so fuking bad, they start murdering their leaders in the streets. Boycott Canduhduh!!!!!
Quote from: JOE on March 16, 2025, 02:43:04 PMThe World is changing Big Time, Brent
Brent.
Even if it's a US administration friendly to Canadian interests Canada can't rely upon the USA like they used to anymore.
Country needs to diversify its economy and trading partners.
At most, Canada's trade with the USA should be reduced to 50%.
30-40% even better.
Personally I wouldn't mind if Canada joined the EU, eh Brent.
Already there's talk about the new PM Carney cancelling the purchase of F-35 Fighter jets from the US & buyin' the SAAB Jets from Sweden:
The USA is no longer the only act in town, eh Brent.
You don't change though Sweetie. In Lokmar's absence you have been throwing yourself at every man on the forum just to make me jealous. Now it was Brent's turn.
Does anybody else find Jo Jo talking about his country diversifying markets after his government spent 10 years blocking countries from Canada's most sought after commodities amusing?
Canada cannot even remove
internal barriers to trade. The Liberal Party has made Canada more at the mercy than ever to the American. But, he believes they are serious about diversification this time.
This is why I make and handle the money in our relationship. And why Jo Jo spends his allowance on chocolate coins.
Canada is in the middle of major trade disputes with China and the US and is Carney's first visit to Washington or Beijing? No, he is going to visit some countries in Europe that support his net zero madness.
Quote from: Shen Li on March 17, 2025, 02:00:18 AMCanada is in the middle of major trade disputes with China and the US and is Carney's first visit to Washington or Beijing? No, he is going to visit some countries in Europe that support his net zero madness.
He may also cancel the Lockheed F35 fighter jet order & buy Europeanas well.
Closer economic& political ties with Europe comin
Shen Li
Shen
More trade with China too as they will buy more Csnadian oil & gas. Japan too Shen.
Quote from: JOE on March 17, 2025, 02:06:18 AMHe may also cancel the Lockheed F35 fighter jet order & buy Europeanas well.
Closer economic& political ties with Europe comin Shen Li
Shen
More trade with China too as they will buy more Csnadian oil & gas. Japan too Shen.
What Asians and Europeans want to buy from Canada, Mark Carney has spent his entire life trying to block with no concern for the pain he inflicts on his country.
You may buy his phony act that at age 60 he finally sees the light, but he sent jobs from his company to the US recently.
Anyway, enough about Canada's slimy politicians. I hope Alberta and Saskatchewan become states. Our investments back in Canada will be dollarized. :yeahhh:
With 2 of the 3 breadwinning provinces of Canada gone, the Canadian currency will be called the Canadian Peso. :crampe:
Quote from: Thiel on March 16, 2025, 06:09:47 PMYou don't change though Sweetie. In Lokmar's absence you have been throwing yourself at every man on the forum just to make me jealous. Now it was Brent's turn.
How about you keep the gag ball on him 24/7 and take away his internet?
Thanks in advance.
Quote from: Shen Li on March 17, 2025, 02:17:48 AMWhat Asians and Europeans want to buy from Canada, Mark Carney has spent his entire life trying to block with no concern for the pain he inflicts on his country.
You may buy his phony act that at age 60 he finally sees the light, but he sent jobs from his company to the US recently.
Anyway, enough about Canada's slimy politicians. I hope Alberta and Saskatchewan become states. Our investments back in Canada will be dollarized. :yeahhh:
With 2 of the 3 breadwinning provinces of Canada gone, the Canadian currency will be called the Canadian Peso. :crampe:
Polls are indicating a minority government which means another Grit-NDP coalition.
I guarantee there will not be another coastal pipeline constructed at the end of four year years. With Canada's regulatory circus, that would not even happen if the Tories won a majority.
As for Eastern Canada, joining the EU, it will never happen. Turkey has had applicant status since 1987. The Treaty on European Union explicitly reads that only European states can join the EU. Morocco applied to join the precursor to the EU in 1987, but was shot down because it wasn't a European country.
Joining the union is an incredibly lengthy legal process that could take decades to complete; it took the U.K. over a decade to gain membership to the EU's predecessor after its application in 1961. Turkey is still being considered after applying in 1987.
First, all 27 member states must agree to grant Canada candidacy status. Next comes a lengthy negotiation process where Canadian policies across every sector are examined and brought into accordance with European law — from market regulations and food standards to regional policies and even the currency in use.
After all that, every member state must unanimously agree to allow the candidate country into the EU.
Even associate membership similar to Liechtenstein, Norway or Switzerland would take
decades.
We have already reached the limits of what we can sell the Europeans. They want our oil, LNG, and minerals. The Liberals will not approve new pipelines, LNG export facilities, and mines.
It is the same with our exports to Asia. We will never have the export infrastructure to diversify. Investors do not want to invest either and see their investment die by delay.
All we can do for now is to knock down provincial trade barriers and get a North American common market after the election. The benefit of that is that it would take away the ability of governments in BC and Quebec to block energy infrastructure.
I am extremely concerned that Carney's cabinet includes most of the same ministers responsible for the most damaging government policies levelled by Ottawa against Canadians. His government will double down on plans to significantly increase the industrial carbon tax will be just as damaging to the Canadian economy as the consumer carbon tax has been.
The Prime Minister also has not yet condemned harmful policies such as:
• The proposed emissions cap which continues to threaten our energy sector.
• Bill C-69 which still hampers critical infrastructure projects.
• Failed bail policies which continue to put our communities at risk, undermining the safety and security that Canmadians deserve.
• Gun bans that target law-abiding hunters and sport shooters
• Open border policies which are allowing over 2 million people per year to enter Canada
• The plastics ban which puts billions of dollars of investment and thousands of jobs at risk
• Bill C-59 which bans businesses from communicating about their environmental goals
• The Electric Vehicle mandate which calls for 100 percent of new vehicle sold to be electric by 2035
• The Sustainable Jobs Act, which aims to transition energy workers to a net zero economy as they work to shut down the energy sector
• The Clean Electricity Regulations that will make our electricity grid 100 times less reliable and increase electricity prices by 35 per cent.
This is the type of blatant lies Carney is telling the media who are reporting to Canadians.
QuoteMark Carney is leading Canadians down the garden path on the Liberals' carbon tax, aided and abetted by reports claiming he scrapped it.
Nothing could be further from the truth.
What he actually says he is going to do is to fold Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's fuel charge (a.k.a. the "consumer carbon tax" on 22 forms of fossil fuel energy, including gasoline and natural gas) into an "improved and tightened" existing cap-and-trade regime covering large industrial emitters, known as the output-based pricing system (OBPS).
Cap and trade is a carbon tax by another name, although less visible to the public.
It raises the prices we pay for goods created using fossil fuel energy — meaning almost everything —as opposed to the carbon tax which increases taxes on them.
Carney insists this new system — details to come — will make "big polluters" pay while rewarding Canadians for buying low-carbon goods, but he has yet to explain why the "big polluters" won't pass on their increased costs to Canadians under his system, which does not include rebates.
He has also said he is going to "extend the OBPS framework" by five years — to 2035 as opposed to 2030 — when the federal carbon price is scheduled to hit $170 per tonne of industrial greenhouse gas emissions.
That's up from $80 per tonne today, which is also scheduled to rise by 18.75% to $95 per tonne on April 1 under the current Liberal pricing system.
That will increase the cost of gasoline by 20.91¢ per litre and the cost of natural gas by 18.11¢ per cubic metre since Trudeau introduced his carbon tax in 2019.
Carney, one of the corporate world's most vocal advocates for carbon taxes, has repeatedly praised Trudeau's carbon tax in the past, except for the fact that, in his view, it wasn't high enough.
Carney is also proposing a second carbon tax called a carbon border adjustment mechanism. This is a tariff a Carney-led Liberal government would impose on imported goods that Canadians would have to pay if, in the view of the government, they're coming from countries that aren't doing enough to fight climate change.
Carney's not killing Trudeau's carbon taxation regime — he's expanding it.
Quote from: DKG on March 17, 2025, 11:00:33 AMPolls are indicating a minority government which means another Grit-NDP coalition.
I guarantee there will not be another coastal pipeline constructed at the end of four year years. With Canada's regulatory circus, that would not even happen if the Tories won a majority.
Whichever party wins I hope it's a majority government
DKG
DKG & they have a pro business bias.
I agree that Jagmeet Singh has been like a cancer for the Liberal party and Canada. Even for the NDP.
A decimation of the NDP would be good for Canada & their party because Singh would get the boot & his party could smarten up.
It would also allow Canada to rebuild on a pro business free enterprise bias/footing.
Anyway the Federal NDP has to look at itself in the mirror. It went from 2nd party official Opposition status to low double digits. I hope they get their ashes kicked in the next election
Quote from: Lokmar on March 17, 2025, 09:29:42 AMHow about you keep the gag ball on him 24/7 and take away his internet?
Thanks in advance.
That is the stick. Jo Jo's allowance is the carrot.
Quote from: JOE on March 17, 2025, 01:00:01 PMWhichever party wins I hope it's a majority government DKG
DKG & they have a pro business bias.
I agree that Jagmeet Singh has been like a cancer for the Liberal party and Canada. Even for the NDP.
A decimation of the NDP would be good for Canada & their party because Singh would get the boot & his party could smarten up.
It would also allow Canada to rebuild on a pro business free enterprise bias/footing.
Anyway the Federal NDP has to look at itself in the mirror. It went from 2nd party official Opposition status to low double digits. I hope they get their ashes kicked in the next election
DKG doesn't read your posts Honeybunch. But I do. :wub1:
Quote from: Thiel on March 17, 2025, 02:06:59 PMDKG doesn't read your posts Honeybunch. But I do. :wub1:
JOEJ josephine, message from Thiel! Faggit!!!
Mark Carney says he's going to pause the consumer carbon tax on April 1, but he's also planning to hammer Canadian businesses with carbon taxes.
That's one side.
On the other side, Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre says he's going to scrap all carbon taxes, including hidden carbon taxes on Canadian businesses.
Which leader will make life more affordable for Canadians.