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52 minutes ago, frenchy said:

so stupid....

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Yup it is brought up daily as a measure of our economy,  what exactly don't you believe?

50% increase until covid :dunno:  and now it has grown 2% since the shut down in March....

 

Personally I find this good news for so many 

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6 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

Yup it is brought up daily as a measure of our economy,  what exactly don't you believe?

50% increase until covid :dunno:  and now it has grown 2% since the shut down in March....

 

Personally I find this good news for so many 

stock market has nothing to do with a sitting leader nor is it a barometer of the job he is doing economically as my graph clearly indicates. Moron. 

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13 minutes ago, frenchy said:

stock market has nothing to do with a sitting leader nor is it a barometer of the job he is doing economically as my graph clearly indicates. Moron. 

I agree that the PM or even President has very little to do with the economy - very few believe this as we boosted Harper for years as a great economic leader 

What do you think Frenchy - Conservatives are economic geniuses 

 

Conservatives say they set the tone for success :dunno:  How does that work with record growth under Liberals 

 

Most employed ever :dunno:   best unemployment in  50 years 

This has nothing to do with any government?   is this correct 

 

 

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57 minutes ago, 1trailmaker said:

I agree that the PM or even President has very little to do with the economy - very few believe this as we boosted Harper for years as a great economic leader 

What do you think Frenchy - Conservatives are economic geniuses 

 

Conservatives say they set the tone for success :dunno:  How does that work with record growth under Liberals 

 

Most employed ever :dunno:   best unemployment in  50 years 

This has nothing to do with any government?   is this correct 

 

 

unemployment rates were at record lows before covid hit across the globe retard. Does that mean the global economy was booming?

aging populace means less people in the labour market which equals low unemployment. If what you are saying was right (that it is a sign of a strong economy) our interest rates wouldn't be as low as they are. I don't expect someone as stoned and dumb as you to get any of this though. 

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BREAKING: CAF members in long-term care homes say they became whistleblowers after inaction by Trudeau government

 

https://thepostmillennial.com/breaking-caf-members-became-whistleblowers-after?fbclid=IwAR0cHHREjQTiY-CCr58jkQtVkla9A1Hs1Yt36G0onEVbOad5uU0wk4KlK30

 

:lol:  too funny great reporting

 

Senior care is Provincial matter but not for long

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3 hours ago, frenchy said:

unemployment rates were at record lows before covid hit across the globe retard. Does that mean the global economy was booming?

aging populace means less people in the labour market which equals low unemployment. If what you are saying was right (that it is a sign of a strong economy) our interest rates wouldn't be as low as they are. I don't expect someone as stoned and dumb as you to get any of this though. 

Everyone is working that is the sign of a good economy

4 years of continued growth is another clue to a good economy 

Record stock Markets is another.

bankruptcy down

new business closures down

 

what are your clues to the bad economy we had - what in Ontario is really bad?

 

all done without OIL imagine what we might of had if OIL was over 100 a barrel 

 

If you ask Doug Ford his eocnomy was booming like never before, the best boom in history, like no other booom ever - ask him he will telll you that is how it was in Ontario

 

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3 hours ago, 1trailmaker said:

Everyone is working that is the sign of a good economy

4 years of continued growth is another clue to a good economy 

Record stock Markets is another.

bankruptcy down

new business closures down

 

what are your clues to the bad economy we had - what in Ontario is really bad?

 

all done without OIL imagine what we might of had if OIL was over 100 a barrel 

 

If you ask Doug Ford his eocnomy was booming like never before, the best boom in history, like no other booom ever - ask him he will telll you that is how it was in Ontario

 

Short circuit! memory bank erased! Hymie reboot! :lol: 

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you keep regurgitating the same tired talking points that don't prove anything. 

here's some real data that blows holes in everything you claimed. But once again you will just ignore, and shuffle up your same 5 responses you always use and rinse, wash, repeat. 

 

Opinion: When it comes to the economy, the Liberals deserve to lose the election

Even the Liberals themselves tacitly concede the economy hasn't performed well on their watch, saying 'middle-class families are feeling stretched'

trudeau.jpg?quality=80&strip=all&w=780 Justin Trudeau’s economic policies are almost uniformly bad.Carlos Osorio/Reuters

October 4, 2019
8:29 AM EDT

By Matthew Lau

 

The federal election is shaping up to be about many things: silly subsidies for camping trips, climate change protests, and Justin Trudeau’s misbehaviour during his days as a schoolteacher, to name a few. But if the most important issue to voters is the economy, then one thing is for certain: the Liberals deserve to lose.

During Stephen Harper’s decade as prime minister, Canada’s real GDP per capita growth tracked closely with the United States. Not so, unfortunately for Canadians, under Justin Trudeau. From 2015-Q3 to 2019-Q2, real GDP per capita increased only 2.7 per cent in Canada, compared with 6.3 per cent in the United States.

Even the Liberals themselves tacitly concede that the economy has not performed well on their watch. One of their campaign announcements promising to “make life more affordable for Canadian families” noted that “middle-class families are feeling stretched. Taxes, fees, and bills pile up while wages are not keeping up.” The Liberals have no one to blame for this but themselves.

Some might argue that they were dealt a bad hand, as the Canadian economy began slowing down in 2015-Q1 following the oil price drop in late 2014. But this is a poor excuse. The price of oil has been recovering since 2016-Q1, shortly after the Liberals took office, and the divergence in economic growth between the United States and Canada has been most pronounced since 2017-Q2.

For all the griping in progressive circles about Donald Trump’s policies, Trudeau’s economic agenda has been far worse and is one of the main reasons that the Canadian economy has underperformed for the past few years.

To be sure, Trump’s policies are no model of sound economics. Government spending is far too high, Trump’s restrictive approach to immigration is harmful, and his trade policies are disastrous. But these errors have at least been offset by some economically beneficial measures, including a significant corporate tax cut and a decrease in the growth of federal regulation.

By contrast, Trudeau’s economic policies are almost uniformly bad. While the Liberals complain of taxes piling up, they were the ones who added the carbon tax, made the payroll tax more expensive, pushed the top marginal income tax rate four percentage points higher, eliminated the income-splitting tax credit, and raised taxes on small business investments — with little in the way of compensating tax relief except a small reduction of 1.5 percentage points to the second-lowest income tax bracket.

On top of these tax hikes, the Liberals also piled on an additional $75 billion or so in deferred taxes: that is, the increase in public debt for which they are responsible so far and which will show up in future tax bills. The Liberals layered bad regulatory policy on top of their bad fiscal policy, most notably with environmental regulations impeding natural resource development.

The economic damage done by the Liberals was exacerbated by similarly bad policies under Alberta’s former NDP government. Higher taxes and stricter labour regulations, including a significant minimum wage hike, were key planks in the NDP’s anti-business agenda, which ultimately ended up hurting workers.

The evidence of all this is not only in the GDP growth statistics, but also in the business investment numbers. According to a recent study from the C.D. Howe Institute, from 2015 to 2019 business investment per worker grew by only five per cent in Canada, compared with 19 per cent in the United States and 15 per cent in OECD countries with comparable data.

The full Liberal platform brings more of the same interventionist policies that have stunted economic growth and business investment for four years. Canadians whose ballot question is the economy ought to look elsewhere.

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4 hours ago, frenchy said:

you keep regurgitating the same tired talking points that don't prove anything. 

here's some real data that blows holes in everything you claimed. But once again you will just ignore, and shuffle up your same 5 responses you always use and rinse, wash, repeat. 

 

Opinion: When it comes to the economy, the Liberals deserve to lose the election

Even the Liberals themselves tacitly concede the economy hasn't performed well on their watch, saying 'middle-class families are feeling stretched'

trudeau.jpg?quality=80&strip=all&w=780 Justin Trudeau’s economic policies are almost uniformly bad.Carlos Osorio/Reuters

October 4, 2019
8:29 AM EDT

By Matthew Lau

 

The federal election is shaping up to be about many things: silly subsidies for camping trips, climate change protests, and Justin Trudeau’s misbehaviour during his days as a schoolteacher, to name a few. But if the most important issue to voters is the economy, then one thing is for certain: the Liberals deserve to lose.

During Stephen Harper’s decade as prime minister, Canada’s real GDP per capita growth tracked closely with the United States. Not so, unfortunately for Canadians, under Justin Trudeau. From 2015-Q3 to 2019-Q2, real GDP per capita increased only 2.7 per cent in Canada, compared with 6.3 per cent in the United States.

Even the Liberals themselves tacitly concede that the economy has not performed well on their watch. One of their campaign announcements promising to “make life more affordable for Canadian families” noted that “middle-class families are feeling stretched. Taxes, fees, and bills pile up while wages are not keeping up.” The Liberals have no one to blame for this but themselves.

Some might argue that they were dealt a bad hand, as the Canadian economy began slowing down in 2015-Q1 following the oil price drop in late 2014. But this is a poor excuse. The price of oil has been recovering since 2016-Q1, shortly after the Liberals took office, and the divergence in economic growth between the United States and Canada has been most pronounced since 2017-Q2.

For all the griping in progressive circles about Donald Trump’s policies, Trudeau’s economic agenda has been far worse and is one of the main reasons that the Canadian economy has underperformed for the past few years.

To be sure, Trump’s policies are no model of sound economics. Government spending is far too high, Trump’s restrictive approach to immigration is harmful, and his trade policies are disastrous. But these errors have at least been offset by some economically beneficial measures, including a significant corporate tax cut and a decrease in the growth of federal regulation.

By contrast, Trudeau’s economic policies are almost uniformly bad. While the Liberals complain of taxes piling up, they were the ones who added the carbon tax, made the payroll tax more expensive, pushed the top marginal income tax rate four percentage points higher, eliminated the income-splitting tax credit, and raised taxes on small business investments — with little in the way of compensating tax relief except a small reduction of 1.5 percentage points to the second-lowest income tax bracket.

On top of these tax hikes, the Liberals also piled on an additional $75 billion or so in deferred taxes: that is, the increase in public debt for which they are responsible so far and which will show up in future tax bills. The Liberals layered bad regulatory policy on top of their bad fiscal policy, most notably with environmental regulations impeding natural resource development.

The economic damage done by the Liberals was exacerbated by similarly bad policies under Alberta’s former NDP government. Higher taxes and stricter labour regulations, including a significant minimum wage hike, were key planks in the NDP’s anti-business agenda, which ultimately ended up hurting workers.

The evidence of all this is not only in the GDP growth statistics, but also in the business investment numbers. According to a recent study from the C.D. Howe Institute, from 2015 to 2019 business investment per worker grew by only five per cent in Canada, compared with 19 per cent in the United States and 15 per cent in OECD countries with comparable data.

The full Liberal platform brings more of the same interventionist policies that have stunted economic growth and business investment for four years. Canadians whose ballot question is the economy ought to look elsewhere.

What part of Ontario is failing so bad?  please tell me since it is 50% of Canada's GDP 

 

I'll wait for your opinion on FORD ECONOMY - why can't he keep up with the USA?   Under Harper (Wynne must of had great numbers to give harper)  

 

Let me know when you are ready to spill the beans on FORD 

 

By the way ALBERTA is really in bad shape with near 10% unemployment due to poor government over the last 45 years - imgine if those high over paid jobs could come back so you can pay 1.35 a litre of gasoline 

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11 minutes ago, frenchy said:

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not possible for Canada to do poorly while Provinces make gains - not how it works Frenchy

 

Let me know how Ontario is doing? is Doug failing YES or NO 

 

We all agree Alberta is doing very poorly  and dragging the country stats down - Low OIL prices are not Trudeau's  fault or in his control.

 

IF ALBERTA WASN'T SHITTING THE BED WHAT WOULD THE NUMBERS BE IN CANADA ???? I'LL WAIT FOR YOU HIMMEE POST SINCE YOU DON'T HAVE A GOOD CLUE

 

oh that Carbon Tax sure has killed jobs just look today :lol:  now that is funny 

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This was the outlook

 

2020 economic outlook: modest Canadian growth amid uncertainty

Canadian entrepreneurs should benefit from a rebound in the real estate market, residential investment and household consumption

 

Canada's economic outlook for 2020 is improving slightly as a result of growth in the real estate market, residential investment and household consumption, although a number of factors that contributed to the 2019 slowdown remain. These conditions should translate into a growth rate of about 1.7% for the Canadian economy in 2020.

2019 was marked by a synchronized downturn in global economies—nearly 90% of countries experienced lower growth in 2019 than in 2018. This was the case for Canada, where growth declined from 1.9% in 2018 to a meagre 1.5% expected in 2019, which is slightly below its potential.

Again in 2020, growth will be limited by global uncertainty associated with trade tensions, the U.S. elections and the future of Brexit. However, so called internal factors, which once slowed economic activity, have already begun to subside. This is the case in the real estate market, for example. In addition, more than a year since the Bank of Canada's last interest rate hike, most of the impact of the 2017 and 2018 increases has already made its way into the economy, and households have been able to adapt.

 

.https://www.bdc.ca/en/blog/pages/2020-economic-outlook-canada.aspx

 

a POOR ECONOMY IS NEVER MENTIONED 

 

The U.S. expansion—the longest since 1854—will turn 11 next June! Although the U.S. economy has been slowing since 2018, growth remained robust in 2019 and will continue in 2020. The U.S. economy will moderate slightly above its potential next year, achieving 2% growth

 

 

WE DIDN'T MATCH THE USA IS YOUR ANSWER TO POOR ECONOMY :lol:   too funny not a clue 

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1 hour ago, frenchy said:

poor fail. can never stay on point and flails away aimlessly.

And brings ford into it yet again :lol: 

anytime you want to talk facts instead of headlines let me know

just to keep score

record employment = poor economy

50 year record unemployment = poor economy

record stock market by a long shot = poor economy 

 

is this correct under your guidelines :dunno:  

 

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REBEL :lol:  the guy is using ID that isn't a accredited  news reporters tag 

Why can't I get in :lol: 

We don't ask questions of Conservatives we only stir up shit with Liberals - this is why we don't ask Doug Ford about his policies during covid19

 

 

An RCMP officer physically removed a Rebel News journalist attempting to attend one of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s press conferences.

Rebel reporter Keean Bexte’s arm was held behind his back as the RCMP walked him away from Rideau Cottage on the grounds of Rideau Hall, where Trudeau lives and has been hosting daily coronavirus briefings.

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Rapper Houdini shot dead in Toronto street.  2 others wounded.  All three injured by use of illegal handguns!  Potential gang links.

2 alleged shooters minors who are under the age for legal gun ownership.

 

Where is Trudeau’s address to the public?  

Where is his plan to stop violent gun crimes?

 

Oh yeah that’s right licensed target shooters can no longer use their legally owned and purchased and register weapons at legally operated and controlled gun ranges!    

 

If any of you on this site don’t think Trudeau is out to control you and your everyday activities be prepared.

Snowmobiles, atvs and boats will soon be next.  Just wait.

The Carbon tax is only the beginning.

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10 hours ago, Poncho said:

Good to see Trump cut off the WHO. I wish we had this leadership rather then the Trudeau garbage 

 

36 minutes ago, Sksman said:

Rapper Houdini shot dead in Toronto street.  2 others wounded.  All three injured by use of illegal handguns!  Potential gang links.

2 alleged shooters minors who are under the age for legal gun ownership.

 

Where is Trudeau’s address to the public?  

Where is his plan to stop violent gun crimes?

 

Oh yeah that’s right licensed target shooters can no longer use their legally owned and purchased and register weapons at legally operated and controlled gun ranges!    

 

If any of you on this site don’t think Trudeau is out to control you and your everyday activities be prepared.

Snowmobiles, atvs and boats will soon be next.  Just wait.

The Carbon tax is only the beginning.

Trail is so dumb, he can't see any of that..:news:

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10 hours ago, Poncho said:

Good to see Trump cut off the WHO. I wish we had this leadership rather then the Trudeau garbage 

Nobody is as smart at everything like Trump - we all agree I mean this hoax virus was going away they only had 15 cases.  who needs WHO see how it has worked out so far under his master guidance.

 

Now Poncho is suggesting we listen to Trudeau and not any World Organization - really leadership 

or we should follow blindly behind anything Trumps says - Smartest man on the planet

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56 minutes ago, Sksman said:

Rapper Houdini shot dead in Toronto street.  2 others wounded.  All three injured by use of illegal handguns!  Potential gang links.

2 alleged shooters minors who are under the age for legal gun ownership.

 

Where is Trudeau’s address to the public?  

Where is his plan to stop violent gun crimes?

 

Oh yeah that’s right licensed target shooters can no longer use their legally owned and purchased and register weapons at legally operated and controlled gun ranges!    

 

If any of you on this site don’t think Trudeau is out to control you and your everyday activities be prepared.

Snowmobiles, atvs and boats will soon be next.  Just wait.

The Carbon tax is only the beginning.

SK do you understand the difference between gang violence and mass murders of innocent people?  someone should explain the difference to you

 

Remember we blamed the Liberals for the recession under Harper since he only had a minority :lol:   and was forced to do stuff he didn't want too 

 

too funny 

 

Do you think Trudeau should of just let Ontario workers starve under this FORD shut down?  yes or no

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