toslow

Hey stupid, it wasn’t me who broke the rules/ laws 😂

Poor fail https://toronto.citynews.ca/2026/02/13/freeland-violated-law-by-answering-questions-about-byelection-elections-canada/

Poor Fail https://toronto.citynews.ca/2026/02/13/human-error-or-irregularity-supreme-court-hears-case-on-byelection-won-by-one-vote/

Maybe this is one photo op that clown didn’t want the rest to see

He seems to be your type 👍

I swear to fuck Cunt2cunt and fail are the same fags, they post one or two and wait for a response, they need min 5 in a row

You realize these two have history, Plus it was ok when clown carnage done , now its not?

Want to bet crime minister don't bring in one of his brookfeild buddies to make the grift a little easier

OHHH the lieberal top cop is gone bye bye billy

Honestly I’m not going to waste my time trying to explain it to you, you’re too stupid

https://thehub.ca/2026/02/02/canadas-spiralling-debt-problem-in-5-charts/

I see the vote buying has worked on you, you realize they bought your vote with your own money, what a dunce cunt you are fail

You lack comprehension

Who pays this tax? Canadian farmers generally do not pay the industrial output-based pricing system (OBPS) carbon tax, which targets large emitters. However, they are subject to the federal fuel charge (consumer carbon tax) on specific fuels like propane and natural gas used for grain drying and barn heating, though marked gasoline and diesel are largely exempt.

Yes, Canada has an industrial carbon pricing system, often called Large-Emitter Trading Systems (LETS) or Output-Based Pricing System (OBPS), which targets major polluters like oil sands, cement, and steel plants to reduce emissions while protecting their global competitiveness, distinct from the separate consumer-focused carbon tax. Provinces design their own systems meeting federal minimums, with some using emissions trading or levies, while the federal OBPS applies where provinces don't have their own or their system falls short.