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[Martin Pelletier @MPelletierCIO]

A MUST SEE chart below. What Dominic Barton and Mark Wiseman did to this country will have implications for years to come. Broken health care, skyrocketing crime, crowded classrooms, housing affordability etc. And they are still both key people in the Carney LPC govt.

But sure go ahead and blame the provinces. 🤷

[National Post @nationalpost]

Canadians now spending $1 billion per year to cover health-care costs of refugee claimants https://t.co/2KfHBDXFZM

[Eric Nuttall @ericnuttall]

Bloc Québécois MP Simard: “ I’m just not convinced that it is in the public interest to build oil and gas infrastructure”

Response: “With respect Mr. Simard, where do you think your Province’s $17 billion per year in transfer payments come from? It’s funded from this sector.”

[wealthmoose @wealthmoose]

🇨🇦 13 slogans. 10 years. Zero results.

A decade of housing “plans” with new titles every year and the same outcome:

1.2015 – A place to call home

2.2017 – Building homes for Canadians

3.2018 – Making housing more affordable

4.2020 – Build more homes, faster

5.2023 – Canada Builds

6.2023 – Unlocking more homes

7.2024 – It’s time to build

8.2024 – Canada’s Housing Plan

9.2024 – Get supply up, costs down

10.2024 – Cut red tape

11.2024 – Every Canadian deserves a home
12.2025 – Most ambitious plan since WWII

13.2025 – Build Canada Strong

🏚️ Thirteen slogans later:

Affordability tanked.
Red tape ballooned.
The dream drifted out of reach.

Words build headlines — not homes.

#Housing #Canada #Crisis #Policy #Reality #Costs

[Frédéric Lacroix @nacroix]

L'hystérie collective qui règne actuellement autour du PEQ au Québec est absolument remarquable. Nous sommes à mon avis frappés par une crise de démence collective qui est sans précédent depuis celle de la COVID-19.

C’est une joute de tout un chacun pour se positionner le plus haut possible dans l’ordre moral et l’échelle sociale en affichant sa vertu et en dénonçant le fermeture de ce programme (oui, il s’agit d’un simple programme bureaucratique gouvernemental!).

Il est remarquable de voir à quel point la discussion se situe exclusivement dans l’univers moral et à quel point elle est divorcée de toutes les réalités physiques de base (crise du logement, crise de l’inflation, effondrement des services publiques, minorisation des Québécois dans les écoles, etc.).

Deux choses conduisent à cela, je crois : la religion d’état canadienne (le multiculturalisme) à laquelle les élites adhèrent profondément, religion politique qui sacralise la figure de « l’autre » et qui la met au-dessus de nous-mêmes, combiné à un puissant christianisme culturel latent dans la population, christianisme qui n’est plus enraciné et encadré et qui est « devenu fou » selon la formule de Chesterton, qui a conservé les vertus de « charité » et de « justice » mais en éjectant la « tempérance » et la « prudence ».

Les vertus de charité et de justice, ici, s’appliquent exclusivement à la figure du « migrant » que l’on a sanctifié avec le multiculturalisme et ne s’appliquent JAMAIS à la population native. On n’évoque jamais la « bienveillance » envers ceux qui peinent à payer leurs loyers qui ont pourtant augmenté de 71% depuis 2019, ce qui coïncide avec la plus grande vague d’immigration de masse de l’histoire moderne qui a fait exploser la demande de logements. Il y a ici un point aveugle absolument spectaculaire.

Je pense qu’il faut de toute urgence quitter l’univers exclusivement moral et inclure le réel dans la discussion. Faute de cela, il serait sain de simplement étendre la « charité » et la « justice » aux « non migrants » et d’inclure la vertu de « prudence » dans le débat. Avec le délire actuel, les médias préparent le terrain, sans le réaliser on dirait, à un retour de flammes et à une spectaculaire révolte du peuple contre les élites dans l’avenir.

[Martin Pelletier @MPelletierCIO]

To my followers that believe Mark Carney is different than his predecessor, PLEASE PLEASE READ this. He is different, more dangerous.

@ExnerPirot wrote this outstanding piece exposing the massive gap between what is being said and what is being done by the Carney government on energy that getting too big to ignore.

"The pancake stack of investment-killing climate regulations introduced by former ministers of environment Catherine McKenna, Jonathan Wilkinson, and Steven Guilbeault is not only largely intact; additional phases of their legacy policies are kicking in, and new ones are being added by Carney."

You tell me, just how "different" is his approach to the previous LPC Trudeau government, when in fact it is likely WORSE:

-> ECCC from Dec 19, proposing a new and aggressive approach to industrial carbon pricing that not only contradicts the Alberta-federal MOU, it adds uncertainty to any new plans being considered for electricity, O&G, etc.

-> Then came finalized methane regs which the Canadian Gas Association says will cost $3000/CO2 tonne to comply with and CAPP says will impose $14.6 billion in compliance costs. Just as we are trying to get FID on two major LNG projects

-> Then Canada said they were going to continue work on a green taxonomy, and named the Canadian Climate Institute to lead it, which is viewed by many in industry as ideological, some of their proposals as even “radical."

-> Meanwhile other legacy policies and reviews from the Trudeau era continue, such as new 2025 building code - Greenhouse Gas provisions (OpGHG) , that will limit choice in home heating to achieve net zero, ie harder to build for natural gas heating.

This is a classic bait and switch, Carney is smarter than Trudeau. He is telling Canadians one thing and doing the opposite by keeping existing regulations in place and sneakily tucking in new ones.

We need to wake up before it’s too late, and I fear it may already be.

https://t.co/DusexSPS0z

[Marie-Josée Hélie @marie_helie]

Nos bienpensants n’ont de cesse de de réclamer une société qui traite ses citoyens plus également, tout en prônant d’user de critères ethniques et ayant trait à l’orientation sexuelle.

L’idéologie s’est introduite dans nos institutions au point de contredire nos principes constitutionnels.

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