@liberal_party When June's GDP #'s come out, consider this. What happens to the overall GDP of Canada when the Canadian government gives $252 (the avg. GST/Grocery Benefit that went out on June 5) to 12 million Canadians?
@CP24 Whether a technical recession (- 0.1%), flat (0%) or a slight increase (+ 0.1%)... all of those are an indication of an unhealthy, unsustainable economy. For developed economies, an annual real GDP increase of 2% to 3% is considered a healthy & sustainable growth rate.
@CTVNews Whether a technical recession (- 0.1%), flat (0%) or a slight increase (+ 0.1%)... all of those are an indication of an unhealthy, unsustainable economy. For developed economies, an annual real GDP increase of 2% to 3% is considered a healthy & sustainable growth rate.
@liberal_party Even the most biased of Liberal mainstream news organizations is exposing Carney now.
It's hilarious when even the Toronto Star is against you.
@DrNeilStone In the COVID-19 pandemic, in March & April 2020, media reports & initial studies did, in fact, mention high mortality figures, with some estimates & case-fatality rates approaching or exceeding 10%... studies suggest actual infection fatality rates (IFR) may be lower—around 1.4%
@redpillb0t Air travel is responsible for approximately 2.5% to 3% of global annual CO 2 emissions.
There are approximately 1 billion cows compared to a total global aircraft fleet estimated around 80,000–90,000... roughly 11,000 to 12,500 cows for every airplane in the world.
@Gusinalberta Winning on highest level of debt in history.
A spring 2026 economic update showed the deficit coming in at $66.9 billion, still setting the record for the largest non-pandemic deficit.
@lesliechurch A spring 2026 economic update showed the deficit coming in at $66.9 billion, still setting the record for the largest non-pandemic deficit.
@Jason___YYC Following his swearing-in ceremony in May 2025, Carney indicated that the cost of living, particularly food prices, would be a key metric for his government's performance.
@troutwhispers@MarkJCarney Following his swearing-in ceremony in May 2025, Carney indicated that the cost of living, particularly food prices, would be a key metric for his government's performance.
@sarobertsonca Problem is, we’re tapping debt, not revenue. When asked where the Fund’s initial $25 billion will come from, Finance Minister Francois Philippe Champagne admitted that it will be borrowed.