By fall 2015, voters’ minds will have turned to the economy, says columnist Andrew Coyne. If the Liberals or NDP want to take down the majority government, there’s a three things they’ll have to consider. Watch the video above to find out what they are.
So the Economy will be doing SO GOOD that people will see that the Tories are awesome or will the rising inflation and never-ending unemployment levels remind them that the Tories have been in charge for a decade and haven’t done shit for them?
By fall 2015, voters’ minds will have turned to the economy, says columnist Andrew Coyne. If the Liberals or NDP want to take down the majority government, there’s a three things they’ll have to consider. Watch the video above to find out what they are.
There has not been a single inspection done of a workplace that employs temporary foreign workers – even though the Conservative government promised to do so last year when it overhauled the controversial program for the first time.
Typical #Tory tactict; claim there will be oversight, provide no oversight, then claim that there was no money for said oversight. Just like food safety
There has not been a single inspection done of a workplace that employs temporary foreign workers – even though the Conservative government promised to do so last year when it overhauled the controversial program for the first time.
At a time of federal belt-tightening, the Conservative government’s return to World War II-era ranks and insignia will require new dress uniforms for Canadian soldiers and naval officers at a cost of $4.5 million.
Federal Tories – – willing to spend tax dollars on the purely symbolic and unnecessary but not on statscan or even helping the poor.
At a time of federal belt-tightening, the Conservative government’s return to World War II-era ranks and insignia will require new dress uniforms for Canadian soldiers and naval officers at a cost of $4.5 million.
simply and aggressively balancing the budget (through spending cuts) would eliminate about 165,000 jobs in Ontario
simply and aggressively balancing the budget (through spending cuts) would eliminate about 165,000 jobs in Ontario