Carney’s questionable claims pile up as Conservatives go on attack with new ad

OTTAWA — Conservatives went back on the attack against Liberal leadership frontrunner Mark Carney on Thursday, releasing a short digital ad saying Carney “sold out Canada” by overseeing the move of Canadian investment house Brookfield’s head office to New York while the company’s chair.

The ad not-so-subtly implies that Carney hasn’t been upfront with Canadians about his business dealings, closing with the caption “SNEAKY” in all-caps, overtop a snippet of Carney smiling impishly during a recent appearance on the Daily Show with Jon Stewart.


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Trudeau billed taxpayers $1,515 a week for groceries, records reveal

OTTAWA — Grocery expenses for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau topped an average of $1,515 per week billed to taxpayers, according to newly released documents.

That works out to $157,642 in household food expenses over a two-year period — $76,214 in 2021-22 and $81,428 in 2022-23, the most recent years in which records were available from the Privy Council Office.

1500 bucks a week on chow? I guess his boyfriends get hungry.

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It will take 30 years to deport the 500 Thousand illegal aliens currently resident in Canada

Deportations from Canada up 11 per cent in 2024, with half a million more awaiting removal

There are about half a million foreign nationals in Canada waiting for removal, including almost 30,000 who are wanted by officials as well as some 21,000 who can’t be removed.

The Canada Border Services Agency said it had 485,359 people in its removal inventory as of Dec. 31, including 120,273 in Ontario and 197,029 in Quebec. About 123,000 were not assigned to any region.

Last year it also reported 16,860 enforced removals, an 11 per cent increase from 2023, reaching the highest level since 2019, when 11,276 people were removed from the country, according to the latest removal statistics released by the border agency on Tuesday.


500,000/16860 = 29.65 years

Bear in mind that the real number of illegals may be significantly higher than the number the gov’t is providing for public consumption.

It’s best policy to treat every utterance by the Trudeau government and Canada’s bureaucrats as a lie – Has Canada actually undercounted its population by a million?

And how many new “illegals” arrive each year? The Liberal Party needs to be outlawed and it’s leaders jailed.

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Toronto’s Cardinal Leo urges Trudeau government not to touch tax status of pro-life, religious groups

Cardinal Francis Leo of the Archdiocese of Toronto is expressing “profound concern” over the Trudeau government’s desire to strip pro-life groups of their tax charity status.

In a letter dated February 21, 2025, addressed to Canadian Minister of Finance Dominic LeBlanc, Leo called upon the Liberal government to stop its planned attacks against the charitable tax status of pro-life groups.

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‘QUEER THE SYSTEM’: Inside the 1,110% increase in Liberals’ queer refugee program

The number of applicants applying to Canada’s “LGBTQI+ refugees resettlement program” is up 1,100% year-over-year, with more than $50 million of taxpayers’ cash doled out to a single charity so far.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberals in February 2025 updated the program first rolled out by Stephen Harper’s Conservatives in 2011. Since then, the Canadian government has partnered with more than 60 organizations and brought in more than 330 gay refugees.

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Carney, Trudeau found to be heavily linked to Beijing, WEF in new expose

Canada-China investigative journalist for The Bureau Sam Cooper has uncovered evidence Liberal leadership candidate Mark Carney is influenced by an “elite network” of foreign entities.

Carney is the frontrunner of the leadership race, and is an apparent sweetheart of the Liberal party, including government-funded state media, the CBC. If he wins the March 9 vote, he will replace Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and waltz into the Prime Minister’s Office — despite never being elected as a politician in any capacity


Carney according to GROK

h/t XC

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Anti-Trump sentiment drives dramatic upturn in fortunes for Canada’s Liberals

Canada’s ruling Liberals, who a few weeks ago looked certain to lose an election this year, are mounting a major comeback amid the threat of US tariffs and are tied with their rival Conservatives, according to three new polls.

An Ipsos survey released late on Tuesday showed the left-leaning Liberals have 38% public support and the official opposition right-of-center Conservatives have 36%. The Liberals have overturned a 26-point deficit in six weeks, and run advertisements comparing Conservative leader, Pierre Poilievre, to Donald Trump.


It’s the Guardian so take it with a Big Grain of Salt. Two things to remember…

1) As Nanos noted the LPC has no leader and therefore no focus for voter ire.

2) Lorrie Goldstein reminds us of the Kamala Bump and how that ended.

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CBC Goes Hard On Carney

Mark Carney has answered some questions — but many more remain

Near the end of Tuesday night’s Liberal leadership debate — the second and last time all four candidates will be on the same stage together before a winner is announced on March 9 — Justin Trudeau’s would-be successors were asked how they would differentiate themselves from him.

Chrystia Freeland, who until two months ago was Trudeau’s most trusted lieutenant, initially tried to sidestep the question. Mark Carney, the former central banker who has only advised the prime minister on a volunteer basis, was much more ready to answer.

“I’m different in the following respects,” he said, citing his intention to be “laser focused” on the economy and his tendency to be “much more of a hands-on manager” focused on “results and getting things done.”

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Terry Newman: Liberal ‘debate’ turned into a two-hour campaign ad

On Tuesday, the Liberals held the second of two debates in Montreal, except it wasn’t actually a debate — it was a two-hour long commercial for the party.

This was painfully evident for those who had watched both the French debate the night before and Tuesday’s English debate. Yes, all leadership debates are advertisements for the parties to some extent, but what was significant about this debate was how little any of the candidates actually disagreed.

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