Even Canadian Union, Both Public Sector and Private, Are Turning Backs on NDPLiberal Lunacy And Are Leaning Cnservatuve

https://nationalpost.com/opinion/conservative-favourite-party-of-unionized-canadians

 "...After decades of being one of the most reliable voting blocs for left-wing parties, Canadian union members appear to be leaning Conservative for the first time anyone can remember. A recent poll by Abacus Data found that the Conservative Party under Pierre Poilievre is now the leading choice for unionized workers.  Among members of private sector unions, 36 per cent declared their intent to vote Tory against the 34 per cent who still supported the Liberals.  More surprising still, the Conservative showing was even better among public sector workers; 34 per cent supported the Conservatives, while the NDP and Liberal total stood at 26 per cent each..."

If at First You Don't Suceed with Parliamentary Budget Office, Try Again With a "Broader" Sense of Parameters

 https://nationalpost.com/news/politics/liberal-mp-asks-for-second-look-at-carbon-tax-report

At first when you don't get the answer you want from an independent body (Parliamentary Budget Office), ask them to do it again, with "a broader perspective, arguing the PBO wasn’t factoring in the cost of climate inaction."

"...the economic impact of the tax would drive down wages and raise costs.  “We estimate that most households will see a net loss, paying more in the federal fuel charge and GST, as well as receiving lower incomes, compared to the Climate Action Incentive payments they receive,” Giroux wrote...."

What is Roxham Rd Costing Canadian Taxpayers? On Housing and Healthcare, an Even $1.0 Billion At Least

https://nationalpost.com/news/budget-canada-1-billion-asylum-claimants

 "...The illegal border crossing at Quebec’s Roxham Road may be closed, but the Liberal government’s recent budget indicates it expects to spend dramatically more on temporary housing and health-care for asylum-seekers and refugees over the next year.

The $1 billion for short-term accommodation and temporary health-care coverage for asylum-seekers and refugees listed in the budget, released March 28, is significantly more than what the federal government has transferred to provinces in recent years for those provisions..."

NDPLiberals' Woke Budget and Opposite Marketing Spin

 "...Identity-based hiring for the coast guard, tens of millions for Black employees in the public service and mandatory diversity reporting at Canadian banks were some of this year’s identity-politics-infused budget measures.

Instead of diversity, marketing for this year’s budget has focused on infrastructure, jobs and the idea of “balance” — despite the whopping $493 billion in total spending, $59.5 billion in new spending, a $43 billion deficit, and $34.5 billion to be spent on interest (rising to $50.3 billion in 2027)..."

https://nationalpost.com/opinion/jamie-sarkonak-chrystia-freelands-budget-is-woke-by-stealth

Canada's Soft on Crime From the Liberal Leftists to Alleviate and Appease Certain Groups Has Lead to Lawlessness on TTC, Mass Murders, Probations, etc

"...Yet it needs to be said, because too many judges, politicians and left-wing voters have leaned so far into the soft-on-crime, defund-the-police rhetoric, they fail to see that the lack of deterrence in our justice system is contributing to a culture of lawlessness on our streets.... 

https://nationalpost.com/opinion/progressive-criminal-justice-policies-have-made-canada-less-safe

Dividends: In Canada, It is Emergy, Banks and Telecomms

 https://www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/personal-finance/carrick-on-money/article-rob-carrick-these-dividend-stocks-beat-inflation-two-ways/

Sunny Ways: When Constantly in Trouble With the Ethics Commissioner, Pay the Next One Less

 Sunny ways.

https://nationalpost.com/news/politics/new-ethics-commissioner-salary-cut

"...During his tenure, he found five senior Liberals in violation of ethics laws, including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, cabinet ministers Dominic LeBlanc and Mary Ng, former minister Bill Morneau and parliamentary secretary Greg Fergus.

In an interview during his last week in office, Dion lambasted the government for failing to take ethics seriously.

“The public has to believe that ethics are taken seriously, and they have yet to have any big evidence of that since 2018,” Dion told the Post..."