Canada’s Corrupt Liberal Government

Canada is launching a government-owned investment fund to pay for major development projects in the country, Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced.

The Canada Strong Fund, a first for the country, will invest in energy, infrastructure, mining, agriculture and technology, with an initial contribution of C$25bn ($18.4bn; £13.5bn).

The fund will also allow Canadians who have “a bit of extra money” to invest into it directly, but experts have warned it risks “limited returns”.

Ahead of Prime Minister Carney’s announcement today, Im going to give you the downside of this fund.

He’s launching the $51 Billion “Strong Canada Fund.” But here’s what they aren’t telling you: That’s YOUR taxpayer money being locked away in a state-owned “Sovereign” fund.… pic.twitter.com/Qj8WDTS94G

— Unfiltered With Kels (@unfilteredwkels) April 27, 2026

The federal Liberals will table their spring economic update today, with Prime Minister Mark Carney hinting at a rosier bottom line and smaller-than-forecasted deficits.

“There will be good news [Tuesday] with the spring update on the fiscal situation, the government’s performance against our deficit targets, the government’s performance on getting spending under control,” Carney said Monday, while unveiling his plan to create Canada’s first national sovereign wealth fund.

Canadians will get more details of that performance when Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne tables the fiscal update after 4 p.m. ET.

The background pic in the Carney clip is “Toronto – 18 William Street, August 28, 1914.”

Not all that long ago. This is what Carney and his ilk hope for you.

“Most of the Ward’s residents have no indoor plumbing and no toilets. Sanitation standards and public health regulations don’t exist.”

Certainly suitable for our replacements so there’s that.

When Prime Minister Mark Carney won government last year, several issues important to Canadians were awaiting his immediate attention.

And while it seems many Canadians think he and his cabinet have done a respectable job addressing some, a new Angus Reid Institute (ARI) poll shows the priorities at the top of most voters’ minds, including those of Liberal balloters, are not getting the attention they deserve in Ottawa.

Mark Carney arrived on Canada’s political scene last year as an Ivy League and Oxford educated economist and a former central banker for two countries.

He had an impressive resume and ambitions to be prime minister but had never run for public office until replacing Justin Trudeau as Liberal leader.

There was concern his lack of political experience would be a liability, but under his leadership, the Liberals won a minority government, which in a year had solidified into a narrow majority following the defection of five opposition members of parliament to his party.

OTTAWA – Prime Minister Mark Carney will be under pressure to show results from his economic agenda when his government tables an update to its fiscal outlook on Tuesday.

The spring economic statement comes one year to the day after the party secured a minority mandate in the federal election, a fourth win for the Liberals in a row, but the first under Carney.

It also comes the same week three new Liberal MPs are expected to be sworn into office, officially giving Carney’s government majority status.

Prime Minister Mark Carney will announce plans to create a sovereign wealth fund Monday, a day ahead of the spring economic statement, according to a senior government official.

The fund will be used to invest alongside the private sector in major projects that the Carney government has committed to building over the coming years, and the government also plans to create a way for individual Canadians to contribute, the official said.

A family relies on a rusty sedan to get around. It’s slow and breaks down often. But the family, instead of opting for a practical replacement, puts in an order for a flashy, new model not yet in showrooms.

Sure, the luxury vehicle is significantly more expensive, and it will take years to arrive. But it is sleek and fast, and the family figures the time they will save commuting makes the higher price worth it (despite the loan they will need that will add to their already considerable debts). Besides, many of their neighbours have luxury cars – it’s about time they had one, too.

This in a nutshell is the faulty logic the Liberal government is using to create a high-speed rail line between Quebec City and Toronto.

Halto Alto!

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