"...Trudeau, on the other hand, was criticized on Iranian social media for not appearing at any events related to Iran while finding time to go bungee-jumping in the Gatineau hills...."
CBC.ca: Stung by criticism, Trudeau government changes course on Iran.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/iran-trudeau-protests-poilievre-1.6608756
In a world of supply chain issues and rising costs, the NDPLiberals want to add 1 million new entrants/permanent residents to Canada and allowing at least 10,000 parents/grand parents per year over two years as part of a unification program of permanent residents (not necessarily Canadians)
Canada Immigration News: Why October is set to be a major month for Canadian immigration.
https://www.cicnews.com/2022/10/why-october-is-set-to-be-a-major-month-for-canadian-immigration-1031275.html
How the Canadian immigration system has been a demographic failure for decades with a chronically "aging population", nevermind impacts on pensions, healthcare, labour pools, birth rates and of course inflation. Time to discuss taking the beloved, virtuous, vote generating immigration institution out of government hands and making it independent like the Courts, Bank of Canada, etc. and based on real data, trends and economic forecasts.
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/jack-mintz-the-demographic-time-bomb-has-arrived
"...How ever did global warming become the principal policy and obsession of the government of this vast, cold, main northern nation? If Canada were one of those tiny islands that shoot out warnings that they will be submerged in the apocalypse-to-come, it might be understandable.
But Canada? Here’s a raw question too rarely asked — what’s our concern in all this? Why is global warming the principal and sternest policy of a Canadian government? Can we change China, India, Russia by our example? Beyond the burnishing of Trudeau’s credentials as the most self-advertised woke politician, what is it all about? Is Canada a heat furnace? Does Newfoundland threaten the global thermostat?..."
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/rex-murphy-the-liberals-are-so-far-out-of-touch-it-probably-cant-be-measured
"...Canada is a chronic underachiever, a condition caused by poor political decisions and the failure to address unresolved issues, said Canada’s former central bank chief Stephen Poloz at the recent Global Business Forum in Banff.
“We get in our own way,” he said, then listed a few problems: “A political quagmire that requires a crisis to make decisions”; “layers of regulation”; “permit and consultation that take ages to complete”; “Canada is one of the most highly taxed economies on Earth which is discouraging”; “interprovincial barriers that cost four per cent a year in GDP alone to Canada”; and falling foreign investment and disinvestment by Canadians to the U.S., among others...."
https://financialpost.com/diane-francis/diane-francis-canada-need-only-look-to-australia-to-see-how-badly-liberals-have-messed-up
Context: In the UK, Net Migration is 239,000; Meanwhile in Canada, NDPLiberals Allow 431,000 Entrants in a Country With Half the Population of UK (nevermind housing crisis, inflation, unemployment rates 50% higher than US, limited doctors, government cannot properly handle passports/visas...)
Reuters UK: Britain has 'too many' low-skilled migrants, interior minister says.
https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/britain-has-too-many-low-skilled-migrants-interior-minister-2022-10-01/
Finally we are starting to see some of these fair market transactions between (at least) two valid enterprises occurring. Justin must be upset he was not there to oversee, cancel, legislate, virtue signal, take photos...
Enbridge Inc. announced the sale of a minority stake in seven of its Alberta pipelines to almost two dozen Indigenous communities in what's being described as the largest transaction of its nature to date in North America.
https://www.bnn.ca/1.1824911.1664365772
