Nonsense. It was the MAJOR inflation around the globe after the pandemic that did the REAL damage - and caused alarm. That and massive corporate profits. The carbon tax is minimal and being used as a scapegoat for Poilievre to attack Trudeau . . .

maybe the votes appear to be worth more because Quebec and Ontario share a combined 62% of the Canadian population buster

The carbon tax is minimal and being used as a scapegoat for Poilievre to attack Trudeau . . .It was the major inflation around the globe after the pandemic that did the real damage. That and massive corporate profits.

The ongoing wealth transfer from the eroding middle-class to the thriving niche wealthy class..... the most common delivery mechanism is High Rental prices. That is what allows house prices to stay high, keep increasing, and outpace inflation. The banking restrictions cause a high barrier of entry, locking the middle-class out from owning land, and having their savings be erroded by fiat currency. In essence, they have formed a Speculative Investment from a Base Necessity/Shelter (Maslow's Human Requirements). If you could mandate a national rule, and halt ANY rental increases for a period of TEN years. That would make property a poor investment vehicle. This would remove most bad-actors from the market. However, it would still keep property as a good store of value, and lock-out the middle class. Furthermore, you can make a mandates to address this. Firstly, make it so you need Citizenship to buy ANY property. Secondly, make it so that people with multiple properties will get a much higher taxation on their other properties, and this can scale up based on the more properties you have or their valuation based on postcode. Thirdly, make it so that citizens who would normally afford the mortgage but have been locked-out, well, using a government grant would be able to sign up without a deposit. Then you create the conditions that allows the middle-class to escape this trap, and leaves all of the wealthy people angry. You might ask, well how can you pay for such reforms? Well, it is not a question of can the country afford it, but rather would they do it? The money is there, it is simple (not easy). We need taxation reforms, remember the healthiest days for the populace (mostly middle-class and lower class) were days when the nation was productive, wise, and sensible in their taxation of the rich. Just like an obsessive person with an eating disorder.... they CAN do it, but it won't feel good. It would be worth it though, can you afford to NOT do this? Most nations have turned their tailcoats at their own citizens, and more willing to help the international community with the people in the top 10% of wealth. It sounds simple to say, but sometimes complex problems require simple solutions.

Taxes went DOWN for many under Trudeau. Starting in 2016, they lowered the tax rate on the lower middle income bracket -- earnings between $45,282 and $90,563 went from a tax rate of 22 per cent to 20.5 per cent . In 2019, the Liberals introduced a further tax measure, which took effect Jan. 1 and is to be phased in over four years, increases the amount someone can earn before federal taxes kick in, lifting the amount ultimately to $15,000 from $12,300 . . . .

People earning over $250,000 in capital gains are not 'starving or being homeless'.

It was the major inflation around the globe after the pandemic that did the real damage. The carbon tax is minimal and being used as a scapegoat for Poilievre to attack Trudeau . . .

I don't like the fact there's child porn on the net - nor that ex-boyfriends post sex videos to embarrass and shame old girlfriends. Do you?

Poilievre lies and misleads every day.

It was the major inflation around the globe after the pandemic that did the real damage. The carbon tax is minimal and being used as a scapegoat for Poilievre to attack Trudeau.

Taxes went down for many under Trudeau. Starting in 2016, they lowered the tax rate on the lower middle income bracket -- earnings between $45,282 and $90,563 went from a tax rate of 22 per cent to 20.5 per cent . In 2019, the Liberals introduced a further tax measure, which took effect Jan. 1 and is to be phased in over four years, increases the amount someone can earn before federal taxes kick in, lifting the amount ultimately to $15,000 from $12,300.