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@thepmoss @MPelletierCIO Because it’s taking all the liberal rhetoric at face value. The liberals have a track record over the last 10 years of saying a lot and doing nothing, while everything got worse. That record tells us what will happen over the next 3-5 years: absolutely nothing Thats objectivity

@MPelletierCIO Why do you think he was writing with emotion? It seemed like a high-level macro type analysis to me, dumbed down for the lay person. It’s a plausible scenario than the next 3-5 years are better than the last decade. Big projects, resource tailwinds and deregulation.

Never, ever let your emotion dictate your investment policy. This is the perfect example.

@andrew_leach @PierrePoilievre So you have no other constructive points to make as a counter argument so you have a go at my typing ability on a phone. “Professor of economic and law” yet you treat others as children. What a high standard you hold.

@ultimate_karen @PierrePoilievre The plural of refinery isn't refinery's, Bob.

Two oil pipelines have been built to the Pacific in Canadian history: the Trans Mountain pipeline (in service 1953) and the Trans Mountain Expansion (in service 2024), both under Liberal governments.

@andrew_leach @PierrePoilievre There have been tons of other pipelines built during non liberal led government. This government has approved 1 (more like 1/2 because it’s just an expansion). We need a coast to coast pipeline and more refinery’s for our own energy security. The current gov will not do this.

@ultimate_karen @PierrePoilievre TMX was under the older legislation. It wasn't assessed under Trudeau's policies. So, if you go back, that's where you end up.

@andrew_leach @PierrePoilievre He’s already said what he would do many times. Repeal the anti development laws and fast permit approvals. And a correction to your previous statement: TMX was funded by taxpayers and inefficiently built because KM pulled out due to over regulation and taxes.

I would love to see any intervention from @PierrePoilievre in which he explains a) why Northern Gateway didn't materially advance during the PMSH gov't; b) what he would do differently today to get such a project built. I'd request that these proposals be grounded in reality.

@Tablesalt13 @MarkJCarney Mark Carney: “we have the best tariff rate in the world” Also Mark Carney: “the economy is bad because of Trump tariffs” Canada’s forward guidance is that the liberals will continue down a path of self destruction and blame everyone else for their short comings.

@MarkJCarney what happened to the rupture, and the dangerous and unpredictable times? Good thing you invented forward guidance.

Canada has the best deal of any major U.S. trading partner — with 85% of our trade remaining tariff-free. As we approach the Joint Review of CUSMA, we want to preserve our unique Canadian advantage — and build on it.    To that end, we’ve created a new Advisory Committee on Canada-U.S. Economic Relations to serve as a forum for expertise and strategy.  To learn more about the committee: pm.gc.ca/en/news/news-r…

@Jumbotronys @ColinDMello Actually I was bitching about Colin’s comments because he has extremely bias views and doesn’t hide them, for a journalist. I wasn’t actually commenting on the video itself but you’d know that if you had any foresight or ability to critically think beyond the surface level.

@ultimate_karen @ColinDMello You literally were bitching about how much attention was on a jet. So then show proof of city council spending $30 million on an item that was for personal use? Everything is about deflection and whataboutism with conservatives. Newsflash two wrongs don't make a right lol

Watch: The Ford government held a 14-minute news conference. 10 minutes of government remarks : 4 minutes of media questions. The news conference was quickly shut down and ministers briskly left the government's taxpayer-funded news conference room. #onpoli

@Jumbotronys @ColinDMello Everything’s always so surface level with liberals. My comment is not about a jet lol Every level of gov spends like crazy on things that don’t matter and then ask for more money to maintain that spending. It’s not respectful of taxpayers.

@ultimate_karen @ColinDMello Show me proof that the city council spent $30 million on a private jet. And I specifically remember when ppl bitched at Trudeau for flying his nanny on a trip. So no you're lying about anger. It's always been there.

@RomanFisher__ Rhetoric: “We’re making life more affordable for young people because we removed sales tax from new builds”. “We’re building $500,000 homes a year” Reality: “Housing starts decrease 6% in March” “PBO estimates only 5,200 homes have been built”

Building at speeds not seen in generations

@cafreeland @AtlanticCouncil It’s rich that you talk about fighting authoritarianism when you advocated for the seizure of personal bank accounts during the trucker protest. How much money have you personally embezzled from the Canadian government “aid” to Ukraine?

Great to speak at the @AtlanticCouncil on Wednesday in Washington. An important moment to talk about Ukraine as an essential ally and the country’s work for economic renewal—also, Hungary’s vote for liberal democracy and the fight against authoritarianism around the world.

@bruce_mcgonigal And yet they continue to gaslight young people in saying that they improved affordability by removing sales tax on new builds - when housing starts are down year over year all over the country. These people are so far out of touch with reality.

Only Liberals could spend tens of billions to rapidly build homes, only to watch housing starts collapse month after month. Trudeau & then Carney a year later promised tens of billions in new debt to build homes faster.

@DavidColetto “Removing GST/HST on new homes improves affordability” Housing starts are down significantly in ON and around the country so what difference will this make? Also who will regulate the builders to make sure they’re adhering to using these funds to remove the sales tax?

New housing polling from Abacus Data suggests recent policy changes are starting to resonate with Canadians. In Ontario, many see removing GST/HST on new homes and reducing development charges as meaningful steps toward improving affordability, even if they are not enough on their own. Outside Ontario, there is broad support for extending similar measures nationally. The findings suggest Canadians are not looking for one magic fix, but for practical policies that start to add up. Good analysis here from Eddie Sheppard on what these early signals may mean for housing policy and the market: abacusdata.ca/what-early-hou…

@YasirNaqviCDN @MonaFortier The government you’re apart of has been found to have violated that charter several times. Your message is also not in French. Sit this one out.

Without this simple piece of paper, the diverse and vibrant Canada that we know and love would look very different. This Charter Day, let’s celebrate all the rights and freedoms that have made our country what it is. 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

@petermansbridge @bruceanderson @ChantalHbert @CanadaTalks167 Boomers think they have moral superiority over others. Regular people (especially young people) don’t care about semantics. They care about results and policies that work. Mark Carney hasn’t achieved a single item he promised when elected. Boomers need to get out of the way.

Almost two months ago Pierre Poilievre seemed to turn a corner. Well, those days are gone, and this week the ‘attack dog’ politician seemed to be back. @bruceanderson & @ChantalHbert discuss. 🔊 on @CanadaTalks167, podcast platforms. 📺 on YouTube: youtu.be/vsCtiwzYai8

@liberal_party Realty: UK inflation skyrockets as a result of Carney’s money printing. Same happened in Canada after Covid, when Carney was an advisor to Trudeau. Salary’s are also the slowest growers amongst the metrics: x.com/hanifbayat/sta…

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@TurnbullWhitby Lmao this is a remarkable level of gaslighting. Everything about this post is misleading or false. That same RBC reports that the liberals over saw $1 trillion leave Canada over the last 10 years. CPP also holds most of its investments outside of Canada. Etc…

Good news on investment in Canada this week: Canada’s biggest bank (RBC) reports: “Canada is back on the radar of global investors. Last year foreign direct investment in Canada reached nearly $100 billion, the highest level since 2015.” Canada’s biggest pension plan (CPP): “Canada is at the right place at the right time to attract global investment.” International Monetary Fund: Canada has the strongest fiscal position in the G7. PM announces: Investment Summit in September to include largest 100 investors from around the world. #cdnpoli #CanadaStrong

@gator_gum “We” also voted for Mark Carney to “handle” Trump, negotiate trade with the US, build 500k homes a year, and approve projects at lightning pace. None of those things have happened even with a record deficit and m2 up 6.25% in 12 months. You should sit this one out.

It's amazing how these guys keep telling us "what we voted for" while absolutely ignoring that "what we voted for" was Poilievre out of government.

@RickAnderson That same report notes that $1 trillion left Canada over the last 10 years. But according to the 50+ crowd boomers - everything’s fine because we got nearly $100 billion in FDI (where a large part of that is government bonds and a mining company). These people are idiots.

Timely RBC report worth a read: "Canada is back on the capital radar. Last year, foreign direct investment in Canada hit nearly $100 billion, the highest it’s been since 2015 and the first time in a decade when inflow exceeded outflow." rbc.com/en/thought-lea…

@DavidColetto More typical rhetoric from the 50+ crowd with zero regard for facts. Every stat has Canada’s economy failing along with the hopes and dreams of a normal life for young people. Boomers govern for today while royally screwing the future - telling everyone that everything’s fine.

Maybe even more, I think he's shown Canadians he's certain. I think the great skill in business and politics is not intelligence, though intelligence helps. It is certainty. The appearance of certainty. The ability to walk into a room where the situation is dire and carry yourself as though you have already decided what happens next. People follow certainty. They follow it the way water follows gravity. We are a profoundly anxious species (more so today), and we will attach ourselves to anyone who seems to have already resolved the anxiety we're feeling.

@TrendPolCa Looks and smells just like the carbon tax rebate. In a year they’re argue that it “puts more in the pockets of Canadians than it takes out” - as this policy becomes a driver of high grocery prices and inflation. The people governing us are idiots.

NEW: Federal Liberals confirm one-time Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit payments will hit eligible households on June 5th: $533 for a family of four ($40K income), $267 for a single ($25K). Quarterly credits up 25% for 5 years, total up to $1,890/family this year. Auto-issued post-2024 tax filing — The Canadian Press