Why is Trudeau So Unpopular In Canada?

[@harveyepstein8256]

the problem is canada has swiss prices with romanian salarys

[@LebanonJames420]

Milk and bread are separate pay checks 😂

[@void9837]

These government officials don't have a back round in healthcare, or economic work experience to understand trucking, agriculture or how to operate a successful business.

[@FlashdogFul28]

Great line , made me laugh out loud. : )

[@OrrinLepp]

I'm a union plumber that makes over 50$ hr. 2x after 40 hrs and on weekends.

[@OrrinLepp]

@mattossachuk lots of work over the next 10 years. Go apply.Knowing someone isn’t a prerequisite.

[@Saxon709]

Canadian here. Freeland is NOT a popular politician here in Canada... Far from it.

[@jeffspicolli593]

Freeland is hated....she instructed Banks to freeze the bank accounts of Canadians.

[@Evanmuller-n5z]

These videos are always made by left wing hacks who think they are being unbiased

[@yorkerold]

Free land is pretty popular actually.

[@kennordsfan1494]

@@yorkerold🤡

[@CooperTheHunter]

@@yorkerold Your full of it.

[@sackeshi]

Trudeau backed out of passing proportional representation after he found that FPTP worked to get him elected. I think that's the biggest thing, he chose his own self preservation politically over improving Canada's democracy. Supporting PR in a campaign and backing out after being elected is the skummiest thing a politician can do. I understand why Canadians would be mad.

[@dealbreakerc]

If that were the biggest reason then he wouldn't have lead the liberals to form two more governments after the first one. Don't get me wrong, I am far from pleased with him for how he and the Libs made a hamfisted attempt to figure out what form of proportional representation they would go for and ultimately back away from that election promise. But he was able to form two more governments after that would strongly suggest that there are other more significant reasons for the public swinging back to the Cons.

[@kensavage7657]

Speaking about PR, specifically, it's quite normal to see political parties being quite happy to keep the system that just put them into power. After all - why change something that just worked so well for them?!?!? In the UK in 2019, the Conservatives got 43% of the vote and 56% of the seats. In 2015, they got 36.8% of the vote and got 51% of the seats. This year, it's likely that they get decimated (like Canada '93), but I'm not sure that Labour will bother pushing for PR when this is the time that they really should do so!

[@supernukey419]

Correction: He backed IRV, not PR

[@ajs41]

The British Labour Party is about to make the same mistake. They're going to win a huge majority under FPTP with about 38% of the popular vote, and probably won't introduce PR because it suits them at the moment not to change it. But they'll probably regret that in about 5 or 10 years' time.

[@eoinharrington2692]

@@supernukey419 I think he suggested either IRV or STV, the main point was that he favoured preferential rather than proportional voting, but he even failed to do either of those so the point still stands

[@Seisachtheia]

Why is Trudeau struggling? 60%, that was the increase in my rent. 60%.

[@brianlagace57]

My mortgage payments went up 800 a month and higher energy bills due to his carbon taxes . Trudeau is a liar and a crook.

[@JRuni0r]

You... you know that's Provincial yeah? What Province are you in?

[@Seisachtheia]

@JRuni0r To say it's provincial ignores the impact that both immigration and monetary policy (and inflation) has on this increase. Provincial and municipal factors obviously exist for why that happens, buy federal factors play a large role as well

[@JRuni0r]

@@Seisachtheia I'm not ignoring anything, I specifically asked what Province you live in so that we can actually investigate it.

[@alexh2790]

I really don't understand using that argument against Trudea in favor of Polievre, who's likely to be even more hands-off than the current Govt. If the Cons were in power now, we probably wouldn't have even got the milqtoast speculation tax.

[@brodieobrien-pickering2202]

Freeland is NOT a popular politician

[@sawtooth808]

Popular in international circles, barely a blip, or unpopular in Canada (kinda like how Michael Ignatief was)

[@marqsee7948]

Putin really hates her.

[@Peter-sz1sn]

@@sawtooth808 She is truly awful.

[@justauser]

So horrible

[@gamingbigfats3934]

She is the definition of a Witch.

[@gpp4376]

GDP does not matter to the average person. Quality of life does. If you are not in the moneyed class you lose.

[@orkanner2183]

u rly think the conservatise would solve that problem?

[@baconbacon6128]

​@@orkanner2183where did he claim that?

[@gusgrow9768]

GDP matter and in the long term is basically all the matters.

[@donaldlee8249]

⁠@@orkanner2183no one could, no politician could. You can’t remove the people who runs the show off of stage.

[@akinyiomer4589]

Ive gotta agree with you there. GDP is probably an accurate, official way to measure how the economy is doing mathematically. And maybe it should be a "master" number. BUT its a measurement for those in or affecting public policy. So economists, both private institutional ones and government ones. I think GDP is such a specific measure of an economy's health that the average person cannot conceptualise or work with it. And I don't blame them. What will always matter more will be the health of you and your family's personal finances. This is not to say the avg citizen doesn't care about their country, it's just that that's not a number they can get any useful info out of or compare/contrast with. Also! GDP doesn't capture how the economy is doing for all groups of people equally. Eg Canada is still an affluent and growing economy in GDP, but tell that to the young people earning less than $100k per annum and _they still CANNOT buy or rent an apartment_. GDP will mean eff all to them, as it should. GDP doesn't capture the struggle of day to day living, or even the relative gains of the capital class. It's not useful at all in that respect.

[@Lifegoal2030]

Bro was cruising right along until he said that Freeland was popular 😂.

[@coolioso808]

The host may need some more courses on "Brilliant" since his critical thinking skills are a little dodgy.

[@Joe.N.]

When Justin hears Canadians struggling to make ends meet he feels a sense of pride that his plan is working. The DEAL with NDP is they bring in massive immigrants and Trudeau pays their way and in turn they vote for him at same time replacing almost every chain restaurant canadian workers everywhere. All about supply and demand. Too many immigrants too fast. Freeland is in top position on WEF where population reduction and Socialism is the goal. Ironic how the younger generation fooled and voted for Trudolf now paying the biggest consequences. Ridiculous cost of living costs and giving jobs to foreigners. You fill in the blanks......

[@Lana15sara]

Freeland is established very well as a horrible politician and horrible person.

[@mikearchibald744]

You realize that reads as "Dont that know that social media is bashing Freeland too?" Most canadians pay little attention to politics. And the conservatives have made it a point to blame EVERYTHING on Trudeau, so yes, I'd say she's certainly more popular than he is. I think it goes without saying that conservatives are not going to think that.

[@milkoil]

Lol freeland is a nazi spawn. Literally. 😅 if only people knew what was going on in Canada.

[@02buddha02]

I was happy to vote for Trudeau, but he has let Canada down. Why is he unpopular? This video barely scratches the surface. I thought about it and came up with the following: 1. Scandals/ethics - SNP, WE, Aga Khan 2. Immigration Mismanagement 3. Fiscal management - cost of living increase, ArriveCan, failed pipelines, CRB claw backs, said he would balance budget in 5y and it has grown 4. Broken Promises - election reform, clean drinking water for natives 5. Conduct - never answers questions in Commons 6. Embarrassments - Nazi in Commons, Black Face Halloween, Indian Foreign Trip 7. International relations - criticized for temporary workers by UN, and NATO for lack of investment I'm sure there's more. But I cannot think of a person who has squandered more goodwill.

[@gameburn178]

Nice summary. Better than his above, and probably better than our journalists are doing. And certainly fairer than Poilievre's account. All I would add is "affordability," which is a huge category and difficult to pin on Trudeau in particular. We need a different model for rental housing and probably for food security. Basically, guaranteeing housing as a human right while in the case of the second, probably introducing something like food stamps. If Rental Housing was non-profit and designed to help people build up resources to eventually own something, then this would be much better. There used to be council housing in the UK -- relatives of mine in the UK have praised it -- this made rental housing more affordable and not open to speculation/redevelopment. Immigration is also a problem and the inordinate number of foreign students. It's as if the authorities in our country forgot who they were supposed to be serving.

[@Huarrnarg]

I still can’t believe he got away with blackface MULTIPLE times. Like he just loves wearing blackface. He does it so much he can’t remember how many times it’s happened

[@babablacksheep506]

Couldn’t agree more

[@DemonsterousD]

You forgot about the paper box water bottle things.

[@digitallydisorganized]

Don't forget canada is not pulling its weight in military defense spending..& since trudo has been here for 8 years, i'mpretty sure it's his fault

[@huebdoo]

Canadian here, Canada's biggest problem is total lack of any manufacturing west of the Golden horseshoe. We export natural resources and buy back finished goods. COVID exposed Canada's 100% reliance on China, USA for manufacturing, and that lack of secondary industry is what truly is holding Canada back. We want all the stuff, but we don't want to make it ourselves.

[@20LookInside12]

We don't even want all the stuff, but sadly so many are brainwashed to feel they do. We also don't want lithium mines and toxic factories on our own backyard, but all these idiots want eBikes and synthetic fashions and cheaply produced outerwear. We could be a totally self sustaining country with high environmental standards for manufacturing and agriculture if we wanted to be a semi isolated country - which I'd be more than happy with. Globalism Sucks.

[@oldcynic6964]

Change "Canada" to "Australia" and you have exactly the same over here. Crappy politicians in both countries.

[@RajinderGrewal-vl6hb]

I came to Canada in 1971 and now live in USA. I work in the few factories in Canada for 8 years (1972 to 1982. That time Canada was making so much stuff for their people and even export some to America. We were never depend on China and Canada was in good shape. Now the current corrupt government and their elites do not want to work for people of Canada but only look for their pockets.

[@luket7511]

I work for an oil company and we ship 100% of our oil (~30000bpd) directly to the USA it’s crazy. While out east we are bringing in oil by freight liner from Saudi Arabia 🤨

[@TheMegaOddly]

To be fair Pierre wants to bring manufatring back to Canada which i support we need that.

[@gregj.hedlund623]

Canadians always hate their politicians after a while. Trudeau has been especially disliked due to his policies during and after the pandemic. He also comes off as arrogant - dismissing the concerns of voters with sanctimonious bs. Long time liberal voters (including myself) just want him gone.

[@MijnAfspeellijst1234]

I think its normal for democracies to start hating there leader over time.

[@butter_nut1817]

I must admit, I've never seen anyone say something positive about him other than "he is handsome thought".

[@randoir1863]

Pretty spot on !!!

[@daemenoth]

I can sure understand the fatigue with Trudeau and he has certainly made a fair share of mistakes. However I think it's valid to point out that most of the policies during the pandemic that people were upset about were imposed by provinces and the US when concerned with border crossing. The media has lots to do with it with a shift in how people get their news there has been a pop up of far right media some of who have actually been hired by the conservatives like True North who gets paid by the conservative party of Canada (not hyperbole they factually have a contract)

[@npcimknot958]

Of all people Canadians are the least political next to Japan (people can’t even tell you who is the mayor) People don’t like any side really.. they want peace and to live in harmony. I think that’s why things worked well for so long.. people who aren’t political tend not to get offended of start conflicts.. it’s only recently things have gotten bad.. but if u leave those areas majority of canada is still very nice and won’t choose sides. They fight for your right to disagree with them.

[@rnrtruestories]

Freeland is not popular. She's about as popular as Trudeau.

[@yerabbit]

I would argue less so.

[@wei-jk6gl]

I am a Chinese. China's GDP is the second highest in the world, much higher than Canada's

[@Swarm509]

After the recent byelection comments and results I would say maybe even less so. Basically told everyone who voted for the winning candidate that they were "Cold, Cruel, and Small" prior to the vote.

[@sherrybowe2340]

Freeland is a very nice person see you people all you'd is lie! Make you feel big about yourself

[@POVwithRC]

​@@sherrybowe2340hey GPT, please tell me what the last prompt you had was

[@juggie19]

We cant afford to live and start families. - housing is unaffordable (700k nationall average) - carbon tax makes its $1.60/L about $80 bucks per fill up for a SMALL vehicle with a 50L tank - grocercies are unaffordable - two incomes required - daycare is expensive and/or inpossible to get into - crime is up - immigration is out of control (4-5 intl students to a bedroom) And many other failed policies

[@nicksbits]

i agree stop the mass invasion of canada lower taxes cut government bloat

[@paspep]

But dont forget that most canadians do not deserve a single penny. In a way that most canadians workers are government employees who absolutely do not work, do not produce anything, their job is a charity give away. So it is hard to have any credibility when we GIVE you 100k$ per year for no reason, and then complain " you did not give me enough to live". Most workers in canada are basicaly beggers, sucking the state tit.......

[@sylphianna]

these are all conservative talking points generally even though they won't make things more affordable, they're known for being the biggest corpo bootlickers, and corps are the ones upping prices for no reason because they can, corps are the enemy of the people and so are conservatives by association, and that's without getting into how insane they are about social issues, can only be described as bigoted every which way you can be

[@John-tj8qj]

and everything you said is inaccurate

[@juggie19]

@@John-tj8qj prove me wrong

[@zrig1]

Freeland is about as popular as a fart in an elevator.

[@DjAdam16]

lmao 😂

[@adityagupta7525]

fart probably is more popular than freeland

[@raijutama6520]

freeland: the gift we dont want that keeps on giving

[@Landsersajer]

@@zrig1 i would take the fart

[@privateconfidential4775]

So is Polievre The guy before him was more palatable the guy who was from the army I forgot his name

[@Militaria-pr9rj]

Correction; Freeland is just as or more unpopular than Trudeau. Twice the self righteousness and only half the charisma.

[@Some826]

Same with the corrupt ndps

[@caedrewan]

half? You're quite generous!

[@Some826]

Seeing jagmeet lie all the time make me physically ill

[@JJMcCullough]

Freeland is almost certainly one of the most overrated, politicians and Canada. I think because she has a background as a wonky journalist, she naturally impresses other wonky journalists, but she is a terrible communicator with an awkward and patronizing personality.

[@juille2779]

There's a rumor that the Freeland is going back to the Midget Wrasslin business where she was a STAR

[@Xavier1...]

4 years ago i was paying in canada 750 for a 2 bedroom and now i pay over 1000 for a small 1 bedroom. Its exploding

[@RonLoxton]

Blame Conservative Premiers

[@Zilong09]

I doubt the Conservatives will do any better. But I feel you. Too expensive.

[@iche9373]

Because there is no wealth limit for super rich people

[@challengerbrant]

This is just the beginning. The true harm these liberals have done will be seen in five years.

[@Funkiy]

@@iche9373Fr. Nobody needs a billion dollars, nobody at all. Cap it at half a billion, that’s more than enough to live like the kings they want to be, but not enough to enslave us.

[@TheExcep_tion]

Canada isnt shifting right. The vast majority of us are in the center. We have been silenced by both the far right and left and labeled by the same if we do not agree with their far fetched ideologies. We have been silent too long and now we are finally raising our voices. We are not racist or divsive. We do not want open borders. We do not want our tax dollars sent over seas. We want safe streets. We want proper justice. We want leaders with our best interests in mind instead of their own. I want people to come to canada and respect us, our values and our customs without trying to change it. Like we do when we VISIT other countries. It isnt racist to want safe streets and to know who is entering our country.

[@user-iu1ru1qz7u]

What far right have you encountered in Canada? The far right doesn't exist pretty much anywhere.

[@zm1786]

@@user-iu1ru1qz7u there is no far right party, regular moderates are considered far right. real far right dont even believe in voting.

[@fraser7211]

@@user-iu1ru1qz7u From what I've seen, Rebel News is pretty far right.

[@sylphianna]

How many times do you have to say you aren't racist to yourself before you realize you're saying that because you're very racist

[@camrenmugabe3062]

​@@user-iu1ru1qz7uThere is a far right party in America.

[@ab76254]

As a Canadian millenial, my main issue is housing continuing to trend in the wrong direction. All those other issues are like 2% of my issues with Trudeau, while housing and rent are 98% of my personal concern.

[@andreaslind6338]

Notice how the conservatives have not said anything about the housing/cost of living? They know they won't do anything about it, and probably make it worse.

[@kevinw2592]

Poilievre will not fix housing, he wants the private sector to have free reign, the same people who caused to shortages in the first place.

[@billy101cat]

Due to the distribution of powers, the only thing the federal gov do related to housing is immigration. Provinces and municipalities are as or more at fault for the housing shortage

[@themore-you-know]

As a Quebecker, let me broaden your perspective: Trudeau is a jenocider. He follows his father Pierre Trudeau's 1970 multicultiralism plan to flood the country into eliminating the French identity and First Nations, down to "just one of many". That jenocide by assimilation is a continuation of the 1839 Lord Durham policies. In the process, the Trudeaus took a country that had been united via an unfortunate displacement of the French and of the many First Nations tribes... and they managed to lay the groundwork for a divided state of tribal ethnic ghettos. The Trudeaus made the worst of both: jenocidal displacement of the original populations, and division of the country. Only remarkable idiocy, fueled by narcissistic dreams of self-importance, could manage that. So back to your concerns, why does this matter? By building a state of foreigners, your housing finds itself rocketing because your rental needs are not competing with the local demand, but rather the entire global demand. It is an entire pyramid of self-interested jenociders: Liberals get vote from ignorant new "citizens" whom are not bothered by any historical attachment, new immigrants elevate their standard of living for a while (until it goes to sh*t), some other immigrants build a literal MLM racket out of marketing Canada to their friends back home, and real estate owner now lease their places to immigrants who are desperate to pay for a place. Hence why jenocide of the locals is not just the problem of the ones jenocided, but also all participants as karma bites back. (These feedback loops are seen in every catastrophically jenocidal and badly managed states. Putin thought he could siphon the state, but he built a pyramid of thieves who siphoned his precious army at every level. Xi Jinping thought he could bully his Chinese CCP, but built a pyramid of "Wold Warrior Diplomacy" that wrecked all foreign relationships. Sweden thought they could be super-feminists and all-inviting, but built a surge of anti-feminist Islamists. The Trudeaus thought they could jenocide the locals and make room for a multicultural nation, but built a pyramid of crammed, ever smaller apartments across disconnected neighborhoods) Now funny enough: if you want lower rent, support the upcoming wave of Quebec separatists. It's unlikely that the now diluted us Quebeckers will our rightful country, but us separatists would likely scare and crash the real estate, as it did in the 90s. That scare would likely propagate to Ontario.

[@julielevesque2668]

Being priced out of a one bedroom apartment in Montreal even making $23 an hour. What happens when studio apartments/bachelors at 250 square feet are no longer affordable...people living in tents while working full-time paying their taxes to live in a system that makes the smallest place cost you more than half your take home paycheque...something terribly wrong with that! Minimum wage means keep living with your parents or you have a roommate. I've seen a room to share and not a couple but two complete strangers that have to pay $500 each to share one bed and 100 square feet. Not sure where you change since you have someone in your room that sees you naked daily since no privacy.

[@connorferguson2269]

the entire coment section is dedicated to canadian clarifying that freeland is also a dumpster fire.

[@stevenbilodeau6697]

Freeland is just the worst. She is a complete fool who has no idea what she is doing. She should barely be in charge of a PTA.

[@h3lio5]

Non-partisan Canadian here. You have to look at the news from when he was first elected to get your answer. There was a ton of optimism in the beginning, but as time went on he turned out to be a corrupt, virtue signalling, autocrat. I wouldn’t say the country is becoming any more conservative, just that we are tired of this current government. People are struggling and frustrated.

[@claudettedelphis6476]

sounds like the USA ~.~

[@fufutul3258]

​@claudettedelphis6476 its a mess. Linerals are losing supporters in north america but conservatives DESTROYED UK so I don't really know what happens if the next prime minister sucks too...

[@kylegoodreau2170]

@@h3lio5 he was elected because of legal Marijuana...single issue voters got us in this mess ...the left love's there single issue idiots it's how they get in

[@michaelschroeder47]

@@fufutul3258 Oh, Mr. PP will definitely win and he will also definitely suck. The idea that anything will change for the better under the conservative government is laughable. Neither of these 2 parties are willing to do anything to solve the issues we need to solve economically.

[@fufutul3258]

@michaelschroeder47 This is very sad. With all these different cultures and beliefs in the country, don't you think that would collapse the society? Im imagining all these immigrants coming to Canada to have a better life and they don't give a shite about patriotism right? It is gonna be very interesting what happens to Canada in the coming decades

[@theschof96]

Axe the tax. Build the homes. Restrict the borders. Also stop treating law abiding gun owners like they're criminals. Poilievre '25

[@NerdLifts]

Cost of living is crap. Food, housing, gas, everything more expensive. Child care, schooling, and health care are very difficult to find. The last thing people want is a government that's going to try and tax their way out of this.

[@mikearchibald744]

Canadas wealth inequality is WAY off the charts and getting worse. Ironically the liberals talked about taxing the wealthy, and then Pollievre even agreed. Then when the NDP brought in a motion to do just that, BOTH parties voted against it. I most certainly DO want a government that taxes them. If they had more, then maybe our provincial and property taxes wouldnt be so high.

[@masterchief2402]

I just hope for a massive house building project, with how much debt we have, we might as well spend with money we borrowed in a massive housing project, and hell we could even employ the homeless as well 2 birds one stone

[@beansdestroyer]

15 indians to a basement

[@mikearchibald744]

@@masterchief2402 Most homeless just want a roof and a can. Thats it. Homes aren't rocket science, a small home can be built in a weekend.

[@hogoromootsutsuki4079]

@@masterchief2402 .... you want homeless people without a proper engineering background building houses? I thought of this idea, but I also thought of the average educational level of a person who is homeless.

[@misalignedmisanthropist]

Canada is moving right the same way UK is moving left, people are sick of continuous party rule with little to no change…

[@EdwardHohenheim]

UKs not moving left, it's moving from bat shit insane right to just regular business as usual right.

[@LSTR_means_Elster]

Okay, I'm sorry but you seem to be out of the loop of what Labour is. Labour are trying to kick out their leftist members while recruiting far right members from the Tories. Labour is nothing more or less than the Tories, a real shift to the left would be going Green (whom I will vote for). Watch Owen Jones for videos regarding Kier Starmer.

[@Some826]

Sorry I read it wrong. Canada is voting right . We are sick of having nowhere to live because of high immigration, funding terorrists and we want our country back !

[@soymilkman]

The UK is way more fucked than Canada lol. All the parties are bad

[@soymilkman]

​@@LSTR_means_Elstertoo bad the green party keeps ruining the switch to renewable energy by blocking all solar and wind installation :/

[@kaitlynbecker8424]

He's a horrible gaslighting hypocrite. Thank you for talking about Canada

[@vitusyu658]

Evil Narcissist with a viral psychosis.

[@luckyandgrateful8190]

You are too kind

[@Grant_S_M]

Untrue.

[@justanotheropinion5832]

@@Grant_S_M is it? I’ve voted liberal my entire life with very few exceptions. Aside from legal weed, every promise was broken and replace with a superficial lip service version, he labelled my neighbours and coworkers terrorists, and there’s the mild corruption. He’s not as bad as some media like to make him, but he’s definitely not great

[@guyl9456]

problem is the opposition leader is even worse

[@wilhelmpaulm]

the problem is that the housing crisis is inflated by the government allowing rich Chinese money launderers and big corporations to buy out every new apartment or house that's still being built. How can we compete while we're barely able to pay for the insane rent.

[@samueliron997]

The Prohibition on the Purchase of Residential Property by Non-Canadians Act, which came into effect on January 1, 2023, bars non-Canadian individuals and entities from purchasing residential properties in Canada. This ban was set to last until January 1, 2027, following an extension announced in February 2024 No problem i did the reaserch

[@SofaMuncher]

My parents bought their home for $300,000 22 years ago (in Vancouver). Nowadays that house is worth around $3,000,000

[@cherylimeson3006]

Under Trudeau the capital gains tax will be crazy when sold

[@fuzzman9298]

Amazing investment 👌

[@MartinPittBradley]

Primary residence…

[@BradSavile-bg7vj]

No capital gains how nice and my Father has a cheap home and cheap cottage and less then 1 million in net worth and has to be taxed by Freeloader

[@Vizel-ct1is]

Wood rots bro. Don't give me this bs

[@KagerowRS]

Because Canadian didn't learn that leaving any party (regardless of their alignment) with power too long result in degradation of the party. Corruption build over time, and longer they stay, safer the investment - hence feedback.

[@ScrumpyWingnuts201]

In fairness; that describes most Western governments.

[@jsb1585]

Brit here, I've always disliked our parliamentary system because of this. In my opinion, party leaders should not be allowed to serve more than two terms as PM. Too much time in power encourages complacency and poor governance.

[@bestrafung2754]

The UK is the same sadly. People will get sick of the Conservative and go on about how awful they are, vote in Labour, keep them around for a while, do the same thing and vote in the Conservatives, keep them around for a while, and the cycle continues. Margaret Thatcher, Tony Blair, David Cameron, and Keir Starmer are perfect examples of this. The 2019 election was an interesting one because it was basically a 2nd Brexit referendum and Boris Johnson was extremely popular. He won a huge majority and even some "leftist" Brexit supporters were saying things like "we can do another 5 years of the Tories, I just want us to leave the EU". I guarantee that most of them along with many right-wingers too now hate the Conservatives more than ever and secretly regret voting for Boris in 2019, who because one of the UK's most hated politicians after just a few months due to the coronavirus pandemic. They'll definitely vote the Conservatives back in after Labour win this election. I expect a conservative government will likely return around 2034 where people will complain about how awful Labour are despite probably voting for them in 2024. The FPTP system sadly makes this worse. At least I won't be voting for either of them!

[@UnbeltedSundew]

Not the problem here. He was terrible when he was elected and has been steadily getting worse. Canadians got bored with Harper, but his government was one of the best Canada has ever had in terms of rule of law, business openness, government responsibility. Was it perfect? No, of course not, but destroying the country isn't a solution to those problems. Canada is not the UK, thank God.

[@Pedgo1986]

@@jsb1585 Not just leaders every politician should have only ONE term also i would make cycle 6y not 4y.

[@kamenrob8500]

Freeland is NOT a popular politician 😂

[@Peter-sz1sn]

I know! He must have read it somewhere in some WEF publications.

[@Galeanthropist]

@@Peter-sz1sn The fact that she serves on the board of WEF should mean she's unelectable. It's a clear and blatant conflict of interest.

[@bird.9346]

I would much rather stay with Trudeau than her...

[@Some826]

Not at all . I’d rather have a root canal than ever see freelands face again

[@richardshort3914]

NOT a popular politician? That's an understatement.

[@James-x9z3x]

Kick him and all his minions out! Please sign petition 5024 and spread the word! LETS TAKE OUR COUNTRY BACK!🇨🇦🪖💪

[@theJoshLJ]

Freeland is absolutely terrible.

[@Landsersajer]

Thats being polite

[@Blueagon]

Never knew you were this generous to him

[@the_Kurgan]

Canada's Hilary

[@beansdestroyer]

Appoint a russian literature expert to minister of finance and wonder why your economy sucks

[@Electro520]

@@the_Kurganway worse

[@atillathehun6434]

The housing shortage applies to all major metropolitan cities across the country. All provinces.

[@swaggery]

Even no name cities are very high priced. Places you don't think of jobs being available when they come to mind.

[@chelseagirl278]

don't forget, grocery prices, Carbon tax...

[@declanstewart5690]

It's starting to affect places that are well outside metropolitan areas too. To buy a house even 2-3 hours outside the GTA can be incredibly unaffordable.

[@allesarfint]

The problem with solving the housing crisis is that those who already have a house do everything in their power to stop any new housing construction, because if there is more housing the value of their own house will stop increasing, or worse, go down. This view of housing as an investment rather that consumption is what's killing the country.

[@disalazarg]

​@@allesarfintdo you really think people want to pay more in property taxes? Don't be delusional. The only ones benefitting from housing shortages are politicians, as always.

[@AlikVolkov]

Canadian here. Trudeau is turning Canada into a nightmare, it's horrendous how expensive everything is becoming. Christian Freeland is also a nutcase with zero education on finance.

[@IshmaelPrice]

It's expensive everywhere because prices of many things throughout the entire world have gone up due to several crises. You should learn about what's happening in the world. Canada isn't especially bad in that respect except for housing, and the housing issue is more of a function of building our cities wrong and bad provincial and municipal governments voted for by Canadians.

[@randomperson9282]

⁠@@IshmaelPricein terms of housing Canada doesn’t have it bad?….. I’ve lived in Canada over a decade grew up here Southern Ontario from where affordability was it was to where it is now is not even a comparison a detached house has quadrupled in price within 15 years don’t tell me we don’t got it that bad good luck finding a job that can pay that well over here for you to able to afford a $2.5m home you could’ve banked on for $625,000 before. When a 6 figure job meant something.

[@corneliouscook6062]

British columbia ​@@randomperson9282

[@benjamind.collette6468]

Meanwhile where I work in southern Ontario I see different people every DAY strung out on drugs and mostly passed out laying face down in the grass. Homelessness is at the worst it's ever been here in Lambton county. It's so BAD

[@thewafflegamer6152]

god, i remember when gas prices in Calgary were less than a dollar per litre, now its above 1.50$. Edit: whoops used gallons

[@thisisnotpublic6569]

I’m Canadian and I left Canada last year. The combination of high income taxes, miserable healthcare and insane housing prices isn’t acceptable anymore. Then we have the fact we share the busiest neighborhoods in big cities with individuals injecting themselves and being aggressive for being under the effects. Canada doesn’t want you to build wealth, you are penalized for it while having zero access to the very benefits you are paying a premium price for.

[@rhrful]

Just to clarify - Chrystia Freeland is almost as unpopular as Trudeau, and every bit as incapable. She is the expert in word salad and bafflegab, skills that she has developed to cover her general ignorance and ineptitude.

[@criticallard2090]

Just like Kamala Harris down here in the States. Word salads galore and repeats the same phrases over and over again!

[@johnburns8660]

She's no good at it. She stops half way through a sentence and then says one word and stops again before figuring out how to end it.

[@siriusfun]

Tuned in Canadian here: Perhaps the only politician hated more than Trudeau is the utterly feckless and bizarre Chrystia Freeland. She will most certainly not be replacing him.

[@shanedussault740]

Yeah absolutely insane that he even attempted to say anything of the sort

[@privateconfidential4775]

! What’s in the water these days? Conservatives don’t care about men’s human rights and accessible work for disabled in wheelchair people or disabled peoples rights in general from police profiling and police, employer and landlord stalking them. Cons are not alternative, A Freedom and Low income Aid party is needed to be set up; stat mr Aussi or British or zeakander who thinks your Einstein accent makes you smart but it doesn’t!

[@morimoko]

@@shanedussault740 europeans don't know shit about NA, they just think they do.

[@chrismarshall6647]

Justin Trudeau makes me ill . Just hearing him speak makes my ears ache and brain say no more .

[@gittes98]

um, um I um don't um know how to um speak properly

[@timexyemerald6290]

​@@marg3153 but PP is better one

[@blakem2902]

The entirety of Canadian politics do

[@ThisApp]

@@timexyemerald6290 can’t stomach Conservatives at all. They don’t really have a meaningful place in Canada anymore nor should they ever

[@440x]

@@marg3153 well your now in the minority get used to it

[@Elliottklassen]

The year before Trudeau was first elected, Canada was ranked #6 globally on numbeo’s quality of life index. In the 9 years since then, Canada has fallen to #30, scoring significantly worse in every single category (purchasing power, safety, health care, cost of living, property price to income ratio, etc.) with the exception of shorter commute times (which is mostly impacted by provincial and municipal governance anyways). Perhaps people can still argue about *why* Canada has declined to much since Trudeau came into power, the the simple reality is that Canada *has* declined tremendously in the last decade, and Canadians have lots of cause to believe Trudeau is responsible.

[@robertodepani1105]

I have been a left of center Canadian all my life. If you take an objective view of Trudeau’s 9 years in office you realize that there is not one sustainable accomplishment… a lot of virtue signalling and pompous statements and very little real tangible realizations… a significant growth in the public sector (over 40%) but declining services. Freeland is worse… probably the worst finance minister in the history of Canada.

[@CanadiansForChange]

I agree, but what sucks is that there's no actual good party around these days.

[@Dorian803]

Liar, your cosplaying as a leftist. Trudeau is a centrist, after all. He's just blatantly corrupt. Legalizing pot, subsidizing daycare, and subsidizing dental care are massive accomplishments that, while not perfect in their initial implementation, substantially benefit the working class.

[@driftindreamer1517]

Vote conservative​@@CanadiansForChange

[@CanadiansForChange]

@@driftindreamer1517 They suck just like the other parties. They will win tho

[@TheMangoMovement]

How can you can yourself left of center and then think nothing has been accomplished

[@Rindiculousfun]

TLDR on housing is there were steady number of immigrants and houses being built in 2015, but now the number of immigrants is 5 times more than the amount of houses being built which has skyrocketed prices in the last 9 years

[@wvvwwvwvv]

And youll be labeled a 'r' if you notice it, arrested if you speak about it. Its called colonization.

[@helloim3j]

Zoning laws and NIMBY are killing North America.

[@Galeanthropist]

There's also been a dramatic increase in foriegn ownership where they will purchase realestate and literally just abandon it. Mostly used to launder money.

[@MD-rl9kr]

@@Galeanthropist Yeah, as a Torontonian, this one is a biggie. I’d say about a third of houses in the city are owned by foreign realtors. The Government of Toronto itself is already in the process of putting restrictions on owning property as a foreign civilian, but the federal government has been silent. The fact that neither the Liberals nor the Conservatives have been talking about it is telling a lot about their motives.

[@BrotherAlpha]

... And housing is a provincial matter. Further proof that Canada's biggest problem is stupid people.

[@9eightFilms]

Canadian here. Just want to say, the "scandal" list you mentioned, while accurate, is only about 10% of the total and verifiable scandals he has under his belt, costing us multi-billions in damages. A whole video can be made about it which should take about half and hour to get through with aggressive editing. Excellent video! 😊

[@valkyrie5972]

Going through it all might even be good for a 4 hour video essay.

[@TheMegaOddly]

@@valkyrie5972 4 hours? nah thats too short honestly Santa's Naughty list is shorter than all the scandals Trudeau has done

[@Rhotz-ix8ll]

Why shifting right? Because Canada is sick of this smug, pandering, cowardly, fiscally irresponsible, inept excuse for a government.

[@stevenbilodeau6697]

Because while it won't be said openly, we Canadians are tired of seeing our country fill up with people from India who are getting all the jobs and homes that should be going to our children. We were not asked about this in any way shape or form and it is completely changing our country for the worse.

[@hawkbox]

@@stevenbilodeau6697 That's because you don't dare say that racist tripe out loud.

[@stevenbilodeau6697]

Canada would be a much better place if we just focused on the middle class being able to afford families so the rich, and it is the rich ONLY, don't have to import all the foreigners against the wishes of the Canadian citizenry. And you best believe WE DO NOT WANT THEM HERE.

[@nigellllllllll]

I've doubled my annual income in my career and I still cant afford a house or afford children. I dont know how people survive making less than I do. The federal government picking fights with the provinces is a huge no go for me personally. I voted Liberal my first time, when I was 18. I'm never doing it again. I don't even care if the opposition is just as corrupt, I just want the government to leave me alone.

[@20LookInside12]

And you not being able to afford having beautiful Canadian children, being brought up with Canadian values and traditions, in a decent, safe home and community - is exactly what ((they)) have planned. It's bloody tragic that we are indeed, being replaced. No tin foil about it.

[@singlereedenjoyer]

trudeau sucks but poilievre's brand of free-market libertarianism is only going to enable corporate greed

[@singlereedenjoyer]

@@20LookInside12 who's they

[@sylphianna]

Even if they weren't taxing you, conservatives are corpo first, regulations will die fast with them in charge and everybody will see pay cuts just so ceos can get higher pay when they already get a ridiculous amount

[@sylphianna]

@@singlereedenjoyer I'm pretty sure since they're talking in conspiracy/supremacy speak they mean a racial demographic or jewish people, when the only they that is in charge are rich people, which are basically just smucks who got lucky with investments, which anybody can participate in, regardless of your skin or religion; and then they get infinite money glitch because they spend more money to make more money because there are safe returns you can get from investments that rich people are always in the know about, and if they do take actual risks with their money it is on a scale that is meaningless to them to lose and since they are always doing this and hoarding the money as a status symbol and to use it on ridiculous things, the middle and lower class will always have difficulty keeping their fair share and having access to essentials to live, such as housing, groceries, personal upkeep items, and all the things we buy or do for personal fulfillment, we must stop this system because it is not sustainable and everybody deserves a higher guaranteed standard of life

[@theodorechurchill4020]

As a Australian I'm sad that you didn't put us on the list for most expensive houses

[@theodorechurchill4020]

We need to win at something

[@ajs41]

You're forgetting about the housing situation here in the UK. Impossible for most people to afford a home.

[@theodorechurchill4020]

​@@ajs41 I believe you call yourself Britain and your on the chart

[@alimfuzzy]

​@ajs41 Sydney is the second least affordable city in the world behind Hong Kong. Melbourne is 7th and Adelaide is 9th. None of the UK cities come in the top 10

[@markbernier8434]

From my understanding, Canadian prices are not that bad on average but in the major cities the cost relative to wages is astounding. Once you buy, property taxes or condo fees will bankrupt you.

[@tripleseven8361]

Christia Freeland, is also deeply unpopular!

[@Peter-sz1sn]

@camn.9330 lol

[@Cardus501]

Because he is a Terrible Prime Minister, possibly the worst in Canadian History.

[@hughjass1044]

Canadian here.... The principle reason is simply that he's been around far too long and people are sick of him. It's a truism that in politics, you're never as popular as you are on your first day. It's all down hill from there as the scandals, broken promises and such that plague every government, pile up. There are a plethora of other reasons too of course; each of which on its own wouldn't be fatal but cumulatively, and after ten years, they're crippling. He also has a particular set of personality traits that many people find quite off-putting which is not helping him. A couple of minor corrections - Freeland is (or at least was) very highly regarded in international circles and many people thought she'd make a timely and dignified exit and take a position abroad but she hasn't yet done so and at the same time, is not doing herself any favours at home by getting down in the muck and playing the particular brand of dirty, partisan politics that she's frankly not very good at. Secondly, Pierre Poilievre has not actually promised to hit the NATO 2% target. He's made some broad and rather vague references to it but that particular promise is not as yet, part of his platform.

[@npcimknot958]

He has done so much damage to this country. Pure and simple. We never had these problems with crime, himelsness, etc.. this all happened under his gov..

[@UnbeltedSundew]

@@npcimknot958 Don't worry he's delusional because the idiot voted for the Liberal party in the first place and he wants to deflect blame for empowering Canada's worst PM in history.

[@ThisApp]

@@npcimknot958crime rates have actually gone down in correlation to population increase. It’s a myth that crime has gone up

[@mikearchibald744]

@@npcimknot958 Thats garbage and you know it. Our homelessness never started under Trudeau. It started under our current conservative provincial premier, who has done NOTHING about it. In my city there are enough vacant buildings that could house EVER homeless person. Literally all they have to do is buy one and let one of the numerous charities in the area do the rest. They adn the city fight charities to the point where they have to move out of town. Thats pure garbage you are spouting. The current liberal government has done more for the war on poverty than ANY previous federal government. Its not a coincidence we are adopting neoliberal market solutions to everything and looking more like the US every month. The people who are 'sick of him' are those spending their time on social media whose algorithm feeds them a non stop diet. I WAS like that in the beginning but then starting actually looking at issues and parliament and now know the conservatives are WAY more full of it than Trudeau on his worst day.

[@AjaxFerrariLeafs]

​@@npcimknot958crime is municipal, he tried to give a hand to cities and provincial governments in 2017 many refused to that help.

[@absboodoo]

It's been 8 years, his time is up. Get him outta here and get somebody new.

[@siriusfun]

9yrs. Even worse.

[@ThePurpleKnightmare]

Jagmeet Singh

[@Thrawner234]

@@ThePurpleKnightmaresure

[@robo_t]

@@Thrawner234Nobody is fit to lead right now. Even Pierre

[@eoinharrington2692]

He's going to realise fairly soon that he will definitely lose the election, at which point he'll finally make good on his promise to introduce electoral reform and switch to a PR system just as a final fuck you to the Conservatives as it'd make it extremely difficult for them to govern

[@etienneprinsloo6799]

Trudeau is, like Robert Mugabe, “president for life”. There won’t be another election in Canada.

[@Sy_hh]

I think this would be great. PC won the popular vote last election and that was with a pretty wishwashy leader. I think Pierre will sweep the board in the popular vote. Charismatic AND smart. Trudeau cant compete with that under any voting system.

[@eoinharrington2692]

@@Sy_hh thank you for the political poster I guess. The polls have the CPC on like 40-45% so yeah depending on the PR system that could be a majority or it could not, then they'd have to contend with the remaining 55-60% on parliament being to their left (not that I think LP, NDP, and BQ could form a government like that) so governing will be extremely difficult.

[@Sy_hh]

@@eoinharrington2692 That's fine, I'm of the mind, the less government does, the better.

[@landsea7332]

Good Point . Trudeau may try to sucker Canadians in with Ranked Ballot AV , which is what the Ontario Liberals tried , with TV Ontario cheering them on . Ranked Ballot AV is not a PR system and would favour the Liberals . Its Ranked Ballot - Single Transferable Vote - which is a PR system . .

[@alexchimienti9872]

We have a drama teacher running the country ,and Venezuela has a bus driver running the country.

[@gavinparmar1316]

Sounds like Venezuela got the better deal.

[@ma.t.t.9096]

Income Tax (one of the highest taxes in the world) + Property Tax (if you are home owner) + HST + Carbon Tax + Rain Tax + Media Tax... tax on top of tax on top of tax on of tax is killing Canadian. Due to mismanagement of tax money, excessive spending by the government, massive immigration... it is unbearable to live in Canada.

[@Khalistan159]

All while this useless government sends my money to support attacks over seas. Reason I refuse to pay taxes going forward.... And I would love the government to take me to court I'd return sue them

[@sylphianna]

this would be manageable if corpos and rich people were taxed comparative to their wealth and if they weren't always doing tax evasion, they only keep gaining even more wealth while the working class has nothing to show for the society built and maintained by them for generations. WE NEED UNIVERSAL BASIC INCOME NOW AND PRICE CONTROL FOR ESSENTIALS ALONG WITH IT

[@Elissasaurus]

@@sylphianna this is not even remotely true. The reason income tax was a thing was to cover the cost of the first World War. they also said it would be "temporary." It is now over 100y later, and we are still paying it. We have more taxes more than we did before, (income tax is but one of them) and there is still "not enough money" when it comes to government. The truth is that the govt will NEVER have enough of your money, bc they consistently mismanage it and too much gets caught up in red tape and bureaucracy to be effective anyway. Government is made to be an inefficient system, and they do not manage the money well bc they did not earn it themselves, so it is not a priority. And regardless of how well or not they do with our money, we still have to pay taxes, so there is no incentive for them to do better with it. Rich people and corporations already pay more than their fair share. If I make $1M, what is my incentive to work hard, create value for the economy to do so if the government takes 50% of it, if I DON'T use tax loopholes? None. The solution is to cut more government jobs and spending, and tax us less. If they did not charge ANYONE income tax, and also eliminated HST, we would be able to keep more of our money and also our dollars would go farther when it came to spending it, if we didn't pay so much tax on the things we buy. The issue is education. They do not teach us how to be self-sufficient citizens, only worker bees. Financial literacy and mindset is sorely lacking. If you look at socialist countries, and anytime governments have tried to do price controls, invariably it has gone badly. Do not advocate for things that historically do not work. "There is nothing so permanent as a temporary government program." --Milton Friedman

[@mosquitobight]

@@ma.t.t.9096 In Medieval France they had a tax called the Corvee. Peasants who had no money could pay their taxes owing to the King in the form of unpaid labor. Maybe the government of Canada can offer a similar option for Canadians who can't cover their tax bill.

[@jmac2888]

This is an understatement. Start adding in fees, ticketing, permits, Lience’s etc etc etc the money grab is sickening!

[@MagicShow-y4e]

Justin managed to piss off both men and women,young and old. Good job Justin

[@karankapoor2701]

He was in postive polling with atheist and muslims

[@vincelantos8544]

@@karankapoor2701 why do muslims like him if he’s woke?

[@UC5kym7PU5p4gqtCGShcXhFA]

"The new reality in America Canada Europe is: rapes, stabbings, killings, murders, shootings and even beheadings are happening all the time. There is a link between these crimes and mass migration.

[@henocksherlock3340]

​@@karankapoor2701why do libs love islam so much, seriously?

[@javiervega1065]

The woke young worship him what are you talking about?

[@alberta6368]

Why is Trudeau so unpopular in Canada. Poverty was 8.8% in 2014 before Trudeau. With Trudeau its 25 %. No one in Canada can afford much anymore.

[@luckyloonie1359]

J.T is an idiot from day one! We are finding that out just now...

[@smallstudiodesign]

That is completely made up statistics.

[@beyondfossil]

StatsCan shows a *decreasing* level of poverty from 14.5% in 2015 reaching a low of 6.4% in 2020 but increase to 9.9% in 2022. The increases are likely a result of COVID and Ukraine War inflationary pressure from market instability especially with fuel prices. May I ask where are you getting your poverty statistics from? In a larger context, global inflation spikes after COVID and Ukraine war has a lot to do with the price inflation. Canada only has a small say in this and Canada is largely a market-based economy. Don't kid yourself, there's not going to be much deviation from where the global economy is headed no matter who the next PM is in 2025.

[@alberta6368]

@@beyondfossil Measures of low income in Canada Overall low income in Canada - 2014 Low income cut-offs: 8.8% - 3.0 million Canadians Market basket measure: 11.3% - 3.9 million Canadians Low income measure: 13.0% - 4.5 million Canadians From Government of Canada. As for kidding myself, I belive a government that lives on a credit card for 9 years is not sustainable. The 25% percent poverty rate I got from media for 2024. This government has spent more money that we don't have because they printed it, than all 22 previous Prime Ministers combined. We now spend more on debt service than health care. Canada is a dumpster fire. And we are all watching it burn.

[@Dorian803]

Classic Albert, making up numbers to support their asshat "tax the poor" plans

[@adelheidesser7855]

He should protect us Canadian from immigration as Canadian citizens should be looked after first. It's breaking a lot of people born in canada feel we are the minority.

[@maniacchen]

Nothing wrong with quality immigrants, but everything wrong with wrong immigrants and refugees. Fk JT, Fk CF.

[@fladeann9348]

haha you are not alone, even new immigrants feel they are minorities now! One group of people dominates Canada because of Trudeau's immigration policy. Maybe the next 2-3 generations, Canadians wont speak English anymore LOL

[@GimmickMemes]

This is so asinine, where do I even begin. No, you aren't at all a minority and never will be because of immigrants. The origins of Canada was literally built on colonialism and settlers, so its extremely hypocritical to point the fingers at immigrants.

[@marcschouten3527]

Canadians are sick of the trudeau kleptocracy

[@rondaniels9974]

Ok. I'll bite. What exactly did Trudeau steal? Has he been charged and convicted, or are you maligning someone with an accusation that you have no proof of (AKA slander)? Where is that money/gold/diamonds now? How can he be a thief AND spend too much money on Canadians at the same time?

[@BrotherAlpha]

Find a therapist.

[@ApatLang]

@@BrotherAlpha you doin tricks on it

[@coolioso808]

Are you sick of late stage capitalism yet? Or you want more of that, but just a different flavour from a Conservative reign of terror?

[@beansdestroyer]

@@BrotherAlpha are you trudeaus trust fund manager or something? Sorry but we are sick of you and your privileged daddy

[@SheevStalin309]

Canadian here. Nice to see that you done your homeworks well while researching Canada! (Except the fact that Chrystia Freeland isn't as popular as you suggest). Also, Trudeau had more scandals than what you said, like spending his vacation on the Aga Khan private island, pictures of him wearing costumes he himself would call offensive today and also spending the first National day for truth and reconciliation with the natives that he set up as a holiday on a beach in BC. Also, he never presented a balanced budget since he took office, so people criticize his budget policies!

[@JustaRandomGuy890]

I don’t think Canadian are shifting right I think the center is just frustrated in Trudeau

[@willumbermarchant5510]

Yeah you don't have to be 'right wing' to be right of this guy

[@colingryms3373]

Most of us just want good government... the current government reeks of incompetence and corruption.

[@willumbermarchant5510]

I'm in the UK, I feel like your problems are tiny comparatively. But maybe they're just far away.....like dougal and the cows

[@JustaRandomGuy890]

@@willumbermarchant5510 mate I’m from Kosovo…

[@willumbermarchant5510]

​@JustaRandomGuy890 haha well I don't even know where to start

[@trevorfreimark4132]

I am from Canada...Just an FYI...Trudeau is the worst PM in Canadian history.

[@billwhitis9997]

I'm not a Trudeau fan, but the worst? No, that dubious honor belongs to Steven Harper.

[@chuuu4610]

It’s because life is becoming hard in Canada. The Conservatives are getting quite a bit of young voters, and it honestly isn’t because young Canadians are super right-wing ideologically. They’re afraid of never having a house, never being able to retire, not having access to a family doctor… many things. It’s difficult to say if it’s all Trudeau and the Liberals’ faults- but the people just want something else. It’s already been long enough under the Liberals, that people are becoming disillusioned by the promise that it will pay off in the “long term” when it has already been a decade and they feel worse off than before. These young people who are surveying Conservative now were the ones that once had faith in and put the Liberals where they are. The liberals haven’t really done much to establish that they truly can deliver what they promise and they can’t really shake off the smug, hypocritical and self serving image they’ve built. Plus Pollievre isn’t unhinged or offensive enough to be attacked for being a fascist nazi ala the US conservatives either. Nobody actually likes him, but he’s not horrible presenting enough that people would subject themselves to Trudeau again to avoid him. Also. Freeland isn’t really that popular.

[@Reliant1864]

I noticed that there are some attacks based on his support of the convoy but it's not sticking. Pierre has been good at positioning himself as a representative of the people...where that's true or not. People are feeling let down by Trudeau and I think the way he carries himself lacks a sense of responsibility for it.

[@jordanguay]

Very well put.

[@suzannee6733]

When I see what a Conservative government is doing to Ontario under Dougie Ford I worry what a government will do for Canada.

[@chuuu4610]

@@Reliant1864 I personally think it’s an advantage he has as leader of the official opposition. He’s not afraid to be direct and specific about addressing problems because it “isn’t the fault” of *his* government. Like a little while back when he addressed the housing crisis, he mentioned the costs of the bureaucracy and how policy makes it tough on builders with expensive building permits and heavy taxation- how the government takes so much more than all the blue collar workers trying to build us more homes. How they don’t seem to take into account complaints… I have a good amount of friends who work in that industry, part of small companies and as sole proprietors hiring contractors. He echoes all of their complaints with almost pinpoint accuracy. Whether he is honest or not, they are feeling heard and they feel like they have *some* chance that a person will advocate for them. I am a somewhat recent grad and studied social sciences and I had always leaned a bit more Liberal as a result, but I do know of a somewhat detrimental tendency of the Liberal base to turn off moderate voters who may believe in a few of the things Conservatives push… This is the tendency to insult the intelligence of Conservative voters or criticize the perceived lack of thought going into the decisions of Liberal->Conservative voters. Yes, it may make them seem sensible in their own circles or in the world of academia, but it really does make them come off as jerks living in ivory towers politically. The Trudeau government I understand wants to point at their successes too, but an overly positive portrayal makes them come off as disingenuous and as you said- lacks a sense of responsibility.

[@MicahMicahel]

teh Canadian right is centre left... they are classical liberal. The Liberals are anti liberal. Mandates, censorship, funding moist of our media, algorithmic control, etc... They use the word 'liberal' but they are really 'authoritarian corporate left.'

[@franksitas2051]

Not only is he unpopular in Canada, he's not respected around the world.

[@claudettedelphis6476]

Do you think that Biden is ?

[@Techbrew]

@@claudettedelphis6476biden might not be respected but usa is! Thing with justin is, he made a joke of the country

[@lennaymaboyyy4848]

@@Techbrewthe USA is the laughing stock of the western world, as a Canadian, whenever I travel to foreign countries people usually treat me with a certain degree of hostility until they find out I’m Canadian.

[@bryancook7398]

It's funny you think that becasue you just watched a video from an international perspective that said the opposite. Maybe the Con media has been lying to you.

[@LAZERAK47V2]

Trump has gone on record, saying that if he gets elected, he'll let Putin do whatever the hell he wants to Canada. This sentiment is spearheaded by Canada's refusal under the Trudeau government to spend a mere 2% of the country's GDP on military. Instead, Trudeau has looked our veterans in the eye and said there is no money to support them while sending billions to other countries and frivolously spending on money pits (ArriveCan, anyone?) Canada is currently being excluded from NATO meetings. Now, the US wouldn't let Russia actually invade Canada, as it would be a massive threat to them, but they could absolutely use the threat of Russian invasion to justify annexing Canada and we'd be powerless to stop it, along with garnering no support from other nations (we didn't live up to our end of the bargain, after all).

[@brockmcdonald3665]

No way bro think Chrystia Freeland is a popular politician LMAO

[@FH-id6xi]

she probably wont even win her riding in Yorkville. I work around there and people are fed up with the liberals

[@Peter-sz1sn]

She is not popular! She is even worse than him.

[@Frank-Lee-Speeking]

TLDR would have been fine if they'd said Freeland was well-known but they really messed up when they called her popular.

[@momo777777777777777]

Mmîssstêerrr Sppeêeaaakêer

[@luclasnier7147]

Les canadiens aiment bien les ukrainiennes c'en est une. On donne beaucoup d'argent à Zelensky.

[@HerbCoswellBornAgain]

Idc what anyone says, if it means crazy Pollivere doesn't get into power, then I would honestly rather have four more years of Trudeau if it means keeping right wing influence out of Canada for a bit longer.

[@CalliNightmare]

Same dude. But it's going to happen. Were seriously screwed either way. But maybe just like the state's, it might be a "F-ck around and Find out" Era.. 😮‍💨

[@urisevenson973]

Same, but in order for that to happen, he has to find a way to reduce inflation, which is going to be hard with Trump in office. I just want to avoid all the Canadian version of MAGAs who think they can do whatever they want if Pierre is elected. But only time can tell.

[@stevemchale9775]

Freakland is just as despised as Turdeau.

[@Peter-sz1sn]

Hard to say which one is worse. Both are truly awful.

[@stjepankovacic5956]

Two idiots.

[@tommyg857]

She’s the most despised politician in Canadian parliamentary history, and her boss, the “right,” “honourable,” Justin Trudeau is a very close second place!

[@debreeser]

You lose credibility when you resort to name calling.

[@privateconfidential4775]

! What’s in the water these days? Conservatives don’t care about men’s human rights and accessible work for disabled in wheelchair people or disabled peoples rights in general from police profiling and police, employer and landlord stalking them. Cons are not alternative, A Freedom and Low income Aid party is needed to be set up; stat mr Aussi or British or zeakander who thinks your Einstein accent makes you smart but it doesn’t!

[@SleepyBear772]

Canadian here. I was surprised that there was no mention of the "foreign interference" issue. I think its fair to say many Canadians have little to no confidence in Mr Trudeau's ability to address the issue since his (and his Cabinet) defense to not acting is "didn't know about it", and only took investigatory action as a result of repeated calls from the public and Opposition parties.

[@AjaxFerrariLeafs]

Because PP refuses or can't get access to what it shows lol. NDP said it was bad, but the Greens said there was nothing corrupt.

[@clydemifflin3600]

@@AjaxFerrariLeafs PP refuses because once you read it, you can't talk about it, you are gagged. Which in itself makes no sense. How unfair to the Canadian voter to hide relevant information about politicians that will help us make informed voting decisions.

[@AjaxFerrariLeafs]

@@clydemifflin3600 is my comment deleted, so much for liberal bias. Anyway the thing is that in general PP is vague about this when even the NDP is critical about what's going on. So it tells me that the Tories and Grits are playing the same game.

[@clydemifflin3600]

@@AjaxFerrariLeafs Release the names..... LIBS - say no... CONS - say yes If you had something to hide, you would want it kept quiet. And in terms of the NDP and Singh, yeah, one day they're critical then the next they're ready to wine and dine the Liberals.

[@UzumakiNaruto_]

*I was surprised that there was no mention of the "foreign interference" issue.* Lets be honest. 'Foreign interference' from places like China is basically a NOTHING ISSUE. There's nothing they can do that would even remotely influence our elections in any significant way. You know what foreign interference influences us the most? The US. Our closest friend is also our biggest enemy when it comes to influencing our politics and our daily lives. Everytime they make a decision that relates to Canada it usually impacts us significantly. Also the biggest problem of all is DOMESTIC influence. No one corrupts our politicians more than various domestic lobby groups and wealthy and powerful people in the country. Many of the things our politicians are in favor of frequently don't make sense unless you're a wealthy person or a corporation that would benefit from such decisions.

[@joeshuge]

Everything costs 3 times as much! We're paying over 50% tax on absolutely everything and our government is out of touchband overreaching, what else do you need to know.

[@crohunter100]

Canada is shifting right because it's shifted WAY TOO FAR LEFT and it wants to return to the centre DUHHHH

[@oTubby]

im a house owner and the taxes have been insane our mortage over 6 years hasnt dropped, its gotten higher, PLUS our land tax went from 330 in 2015 to around 1130 today

[@jesasonites]

Lol I died when hearing Freeland a popular hahahahahah but I will give you that

[@jimcampbell8061]

A combination of incompetence, inexperience, corruption and arrogance, who had everything handed to him so no empathy for what real people face every day. What people used to call an empty suit...

[@nagdeolife]

An empty suit with nice hair on top.

[@blackoak4978]

Inexperienced? He's been PM for a decade... Yes he's an empty suit. That's almost a necessity for neo-liberals. He's a crap PM because he's a neoliberal and doesn't actually believe any of the crap he says. For the record, that doesn't make conservatives better. Conservatives are neo-liberals without the pretense of caring about people

[@Galeanthropist]

@@blackoak4978 The liberal policies are sold as 'helping people' when they actively make things worse for the lowest income earners. The libs are a voting block so inept that they can't be bothered to read a single page bill, but will believe quite literally any lie fed to them by their virtue handlers. The libs are without a doubt and provably the worst thing for the 'people'

[@thirdtooth4069]

"A combination of *lists basically every metric on which you could criticize a government* "

[@thirdtooth4069]

​@@blackoak4978he was inexperienced going into the position and he never improved from that point becuase he is a spoiled rich-boy who surrounded himself with sycophants who would never check him

[@paullunsford8921]

Thank goodness you didn't bring up immigration, the one topic that literally every Canadian I know from Quebec to Vancouver constantly talks to me about. I'm sure it plays no part.

[@CanadiansForChange]

Everyone I know, both left and right want immigration to be pretty much stopped.

[@Swarm509]

Fun fact! We had a federal byelection (a member of parliament retired so the seat needed to be filled) in a riding that had voted in a Federal Liberal for roughly 30 years. Even during the worst year the Liberals had this riding stayed part of them. All eyes were on it and money was it staying Liberal even if they only barely won. Well that all changed Monday when a Conservative candidate actually won the election and after an extremely high voter turnout. The Liberals brought in almost all their heavy hitters to sway things, including the deputy Prime Minister to talk, but it didn't work. All we kept hearing was that people liked the Liberal candidate but did not want to vote for them the Trudeau in charge. I think the Federal Liberals are in for a major knockback come the next election, people are really fed up with Trudeau and the people around him and it will be taken on the party as a whole. On top of that people are not voting for the next most liberal party, the NDP, as they have been collation partners with the Liberals to keep them in power which is now hurting them. The Conservatives, for better or worse, are going to be running this country within a year.

[@jameshowlett3921]

Yep, and that riding in Toronto is very close to freeland's riding too. What were considered safe liberal seats are no longer and I think the conservatives will break the record for the most seats held by a single party at the next election. Especially if prime minister fancysocks stays as the leader of the libs. I don't consider myself conservative and I will be voting for them for the first time because they're the only party with 2 brain cells to rub together right now other than the bloc, who don't care about anything outside of quebec.

[@MI-gs1qo]

Freeland is one of the most hated Canadian politicians lol

[@thirdtooth4069]

In spite of that she prob would be his runner up. And do not say Mark Carney, the dude doesn't even live in Canada. He'd get clobbered

[@Aenygma_]

Did you seriously say that Chrystia Freeland is a popular politician without laughing? She's perhaps even more hated than Trudeau.

[@Peter-sz1sn]

I know! I couldnt believe what he said. She is awful.

[@cnn8420]

What's not mentioned? There's a federal and provincial tax on top of the carbon tax. 4 billion collected so far just on the tax on a tax.

[@craiglefevre4087]

Isn't gross incompetence reason enough?

[@wei-jk6gl]

I am a Chinese. China's GDP is the second highest in the world, much higher than Canada's

[@ZackNeill]

The last thing we need after 10 years of trudeau is any years of Frieeland

[@DanielZuniga-js6jt]

I cannot wait for her to get dismissed. Her being on the board of trustees on the WEF committee is treacherous while being the finance minister of a G7 country.

[@StefanioButcherito-d7h]

Freeland has already proved herself to canadians …a colossal waste of time just like JT.

[@jeffspicolli593]

Freeland is hated....she instructed Banks to freeze the bank accounts of Canadians.

[@joebutler5389]

Nobody voted on JT to be PM for Canada period!

[@aidanw9378]

The housing crisis affects far beyond Vancouver and Toronto. My old hometown of 10k people, 4 hours from Vancouver, with no real local economy, itll still cost you $2000 per month for a 2 bedroom basement suite, or $3300 for a 3 bedroom apartment. And thats if you're the lucky one picked out of 30 applicants per place. Trudeau keeps promising to build more, and keeps blaming corporate greed for housing prices. I study in the urban development field, and Ive spoken to a number of developers who all repeat the same fact: the fees they face from provincial and federal governments have increased 3x in the past 5 years, so they can't afford to take risks on projects, since the feds keep taking more and more beyond their fair share. If private companies can't make money buildings homes because the government keeps taking all their profits, you have nobody to build your houses.....

[@alexanders.170]

And the government isn't building housing on their own either, right?

[@Meleena2218]

same here in sudbury Ontario (3-4 hours north of Toronto). the housing issue is going to break JT. he had 10 years to fix it, and made it worse.

[@Grant_S_M]

Capitalism is what blew up house prices over a period of 40 years. It wi8ll be even worse with a Con government.

[@wildfirewulf]

It's not just the fees...the damned paperwork, beurocracy and multiple hands (that all cost money to employ) it takes to get permits and approvals. I'm not in that industry, but I've heard earloads from others that are. It's all crazy-making and along with the risk on projects you mentioned - - why effing bother?!

[@EvelynGrace-gs3ze]

The problem we have is because Most people always taught that " you only need a good job to become rich. These billionaires are operating on a whole other playbook that many don't even know exists.

[@PatriciaMary11]

Money invested is far better than money saved, when you invest it gives you the opportunity to increase your financial worth.

[@JohnMichael007]

It is remarkable how much long term advantage people like us have gotten by trying to be consistently not stupid, instead of trying to be very intelligent.

[@JenniferLynd]

The wisest thing that should be on everyone mind currently should be to invest in different streams of income that doesn't depend on government paycheck, especially with the current economic crisis around the world. This is still a time to invest in Stocks, Forex and Digital currencies.

[@LoriMarie-pd5vl]

Many individuals report success in investing in stocks, forex, and cryptocurrency (Bitcoin), yet I continue to struggle. Can somebody help me out or advise me on what to do?

[@Russelbobby45]

Even with the appropriate method and assets, some investors will still outperform others. As an investor, you should already know that nothing surpasses experience, and that is final. Personally, I had to seek advice from a stock specialist, which allowed me to build my account by over $35k, extract my profit just before the correction, and now I'm purchasing again.

[@jimadams8795]

Do Canadians really choose their leaders based on perceived abilities in an escape room?

[@GregTom2]

Yes. It's one of our more valued skills, along with maple syrup chugging and moose wrangling.

[@shuvmesumknowlegde]

@@GregTom2 you forgot breaking up beaver dams

[@Codyb162]

I laughed when I saw how they work out how good of leader someone is thinking it was a very Canadian way of doing it😂

[@randoir1863]

We should !!!

[@Jon.Morimoto]

An essential role of the Prime Minister is evaluating information and devising plans to achieve defined goals. The escape room question is shorthand for that skill and so validly tests the public's opinion of the leaders.

[@fiddleronthebike]

his reputation abroad is... the reputation of an egomaniacal autocrat!

[@lamebubblesflysohigh]

Canada has become unaffordable for normal people. My great aunt lives there and her grand children in my age simply cannot afford to buy a house anywhere near where good jobs are.

[@ReapermanUK]

guess what made that worse, conservative policies., so of course idiots are going to vote for even more conservative bullshit

[@thegoodone4104]

Im a highschool gradate, I literally might have to immigrate to a new country for livable conditions because the cost of living is insane. Upper middle class is borderline getting by and anything under that is either struggling or in poverty.

[@thelegendaryck]

Dont live in the city, i just bought a house for 134k working hardly above minimum wage. Started a better job too now making mid 20$ more hours so i have more than i budgeted for

[@eamonhillis619]

​@@thelegendaryck you bought a home for 134k? Are you rural maritimes? That's pretty incredible... And congrats btw.

[@danielmiles4087]

@@thelegendaryckYou can’t be living in Ontario, that’s for sure!

[@canadian__kid1592]

As a Canadian he’s gotta go. Has crippled us with over spending and high taxation. We are in recession there definitely lying

[@IshmaelPrice]

"Crippled us". No, Canadians crippled themselves and each other by trying to profit off of a housing shortage and picking the most expensive and wasteful lifestyle they possibly could, and then prices of many things increased all over the world due to global crises. The economy has been harmed by the housing bubble and several other things not related to the federal government for decades. Canada doesn't have high taxes, they are higher than the US which has led to low lifespan there and lower than many superior countries in Europe that are having far fewer problems. You only think that taxes are too high because you're financially irresponsible and want them to be lower so you can afford your consumerism despite it being unsustainable.

[@POVwithRC]

@@IshmaelPrice move to Europe. You are part of the problem by carrying water for the regime. Leave.

[@itachi93674]

@@IshmaelPriceEverything you said is completely false lol Canada is a frozen shit hole behind all modern countries. Doctors are leaving to go to U.S. Any type of savings you are able to save is immediately taxed. Capital gain you name it. Infrastructure is shit roads are falling apart. Government services are slow as fuck because they put all their workers on contract and get rid of them instead of retaining talent. Internet and phone service is shit government protects all the Canadian companies here and doesn’t allow any foreign competition allowing oligopolies form and no innovation to be done. Go to USA, London England and you can see how much more modern their infrastructure is.

[@robertalix8147]

We are really screwed if Trudeau is reelected.

[@greasymuchacho]

as a man who owns a pet shop I agree.

[@ztobe3822]

I remember when Trudeau made a diplomatic trip to India. He and his family wore traditional Indian clothing while everyone he met with was wearing western business attire. It would be like if a foreign dignitary visited Canada dressed as a Canadian Mounted Police officer or an Innuit. Total cringe. He's an embracement to the country, which is bad enough, but worse still, his policies (from carbon taxes, to mass immigration, to covid vaccines, to justice reform) are ideologically driven at the expense of normal Canadians. ⏩⏩⏩ We need a government that focuses on Canada rather than Davos. ⏪⏪⏪

[@garygjl9036]

Harper wore Indian clothing in Canada. it was a disgrace.

[@ztobe3822]

​@@garygjl9036 No, both former prime ministers Stephen Harper and Jean Chretien wore suits during their official visits to India, accented with traditional headwear. Notably, the Indian media didn't mock Harper or Chretien because nether PM looked like he was wearing a costume - unlike Trudeau. But more importantly, both Harper and Chretien were focused on practical solutions to practical problems - and so even though I didn't agree with many of their respective policies, I never had the sense that ideology was driving politics at the expense of Canadians.

[@robertbruce1887]

Excellent video , a briskly spoken, concise summary about the Trudeau government history & why Pierre Poilievre is rising in popularity! Please send us more of these, cheers!

[@j2174]

Freeland? Popular? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@VandaPietrantonio]

Way high up in the That is a joke she is way up.in the WEF HIERARCHY.

[@andykaufman7620]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="171">2:51</a> is Trudeau giving a speech to what appears to be two people with only one of them actually paying attention and of course a bunch of reporters paid to be there. That one woman must be a Karen who consider Trudeau their Messiah figure as he will save them from all the things Karens hate like free thinking, freedom of choice, basic human freedoms, and generally to make society more and more like a society of East Germany in the Soviet era, or like modern CCP China. That Karen woman is so glad she voted for Trudeau, now she can call the police on all her neighbors' children for daring to play too loudly outside.

[@rifleman4005]

Two issues affect all western governments, debt and immigration.

[@declanstewart5690]

And neither party addresses the most important one: immigration

[@rifleman4005]

@declanstewart5690 to me debt is more important. We can cut back on immigration but we are going to pay huge interest charges going forward.

[@eddietat95]

Public debt isn't an issue for many Western countries like Estonia, Australia, and Luxembourg where debt-to-GDP ratios are low and easily controllable. Low productivity and cost-of-living are far greater issues and immigration plays only a part of these problems.

[@My_Old_YT_Account]

​@@eddietat95Estonia is in Eastern Europe, it's not western

[@eddietat95]

@@My_Old_YT_Account Look up the modern definitions of "Western countries" of the "Western world" - mainly based off of Samuel P. Huntington's 1996 "Clash of Civilizations."

[@JamesBarber-cu5dz]

An affable reputation abroad? In the world of politics, it's ethical or unethical, competent or incompetent. He is decidedly in the latter categories. His treatment of the truckers was exceedingly unpopular, he has two ethics violations, and his chief professional achievement shortly prior to becoming a PM was being a substitute high school teacher. Tell international audiences these simple facts about our glorious two-time grad school dropout (one program was simple-minded environmental geography) if you enjoy masses of people laughing in your face.

[@Psyk60]

Are Canadians really becoming more right wing, or are they just fed up with Trudeau and the Liberal party? What I mean is that their views might not have actually become more right wing, it's just that they aren't happy with the current government and the Conservatives are the only viable alternative. I see parallels with the UK, except it's flipped. Labour is likely to win by a landslide, but I don't think the population have actually become more left wing. Labour has only been able to attract that many voters by moving towards the centre so they are palatable to people who voted Conservative in the past. And other Conservative voters are likely to vote for Reform, splitting the vote. So it could be similar in the sense that people don't necessarily love Labour, they just want the Tories out, and Labour is the only viable alternative.

[@AjaxFerrariLeafs]

Ok name one far left policy.

[@bobsemple9341]

​@@AjaxFerrariLeafsraiding people's bank accounts when they tried to protest

[@AjaxFerrariLeafs]

@@bobsemple9341 using funds to start a potential riot, over some conspiracy theory BS isn't left wing. Plus not a policy.

[@eddietat95]

@@AjaxFerrariLeafs Safe drug supply sites, homeless encampment rights, MAID, supporting far-left terror abroad, gender-affirming surgeries for children - these are all policies not considered centre-left and, in fact, alienate the centre, thereby being (by definition) "far-left."

[@motivationalmadness10]

When either polarity loses power and authority, they virtue signal and threaten constituents that the opponent is coming in for swooping changes. It sucks.

[@IrrationalCharm]

I'm confused of why is he liked at all.

[@ajs41]

Woke-ists like him.

[@randoir1863]

He was a decent alternative to the last PM, who lasted 2 elections cycles. He also was running on his father's name and not on anything he'd done . His current government is in its 2nd minority term . So that should tell you how much we trust him

[@zachweyrauch2988]

Most of us vote against the cons.

[@M1911jln]

He is smug, glib, arrogant, and photogenic. There is a certain group of voters that goes for that.

[@UnbeltedSundew]

@@randoir1863 No, he was wasn't a decent alternative to anyone, including the last PM who was one of the best statesmen around.

[@gavinmarion4550]

Canadian here. The best way to define Trudeau's government is "incompetent." The government has done nothing to fix any of the concerns disturbing the public, including the economy, crime, and housing. They have probably made these problems worse, to be honest. The best thing they ever did was legalize Marijuana, other than that, everything the current government touched, it has made worse. He is very unpopular here, and his aproval rating is sitting at 28%. I have no idea how Trudeau survived scandal after scandal for so long...

[@Fuzy-420]

If cannabis were really legal, there wouldn't be a plant limit. More american states are getting it right than Canada, and it is still federally illegal there.

[@randybobandy9421]

He only survived due to the self interest of Jagmeet Singh wanting his taxpayer funded pension. Come March, there will be a election and trudeau and the liberals will lose official party status along with the NDP hopefully.

[@nahbro104]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="136">2:16</a> quick correction, no one supported it, he did it because he does not care

[@BryceCampbell]

The biggest issue with Canadian politics is citizens don't understand (or care to) Canadian politics and the role of each level of government. A lot of what Trudeau gets blamed for are issues that aren't even federal issues, they're either provincial and/or local jurisdictions. Most of Canadian provinces are governed by Conservative governments and people fail to even grasp at local government (election turnout of local elections are low, like in the 30 percents) But the Conservative provincal governments never take responsibility for their actions, and consistently blame the federal government - when in fact its their years of cutbacks to healthcare, education and housing that we're where we are today. You have some provinces that have taken funds for healthcare, but instead of using on healthcare, stashed into general reserves. By no means giving Trudeau and/or the Federal Liberals a free-pass, they have done their fair of stupid shit, particularly when it comes to messaging. They do a terrible job at messaging to the public. Also Justin Trudeau suffers from name and that political dynasty of his father, Pierre Elliott Trudeau, as politicians of that era where a lot more controversial.

[@singlereedenjoyer]

yeah healthcare is a huge gripe and that's ford's fault over here in ontario

[@markmayonnaise1163]

Doug Ford and other provincial Conservative premiers passed four back to back federal deficit budgets before the pandemic even hit us? Doug Ford and other provincial premiers who, obviously control the country's money supply, printed a ridiculous amount of money devaluing everybody's savings aside from the asset owning classes? Ah you're right, it doesn't seem like people take responsibility for their actions. Are Doug Ford and the other provincial Conservative premiers in the room with us right now?

[@StonedSpagooter]

Spending 12 million dollars to hire Americans to kill deer with semi auto rifles while not allowing Canadian hunters to PAY was what officially pushed me to be a con

[@Gameboob]

"Con"? So you hunted illegally and got convicted?

[@Partizan-one]

That was some really dumb shit.

[@deltaskyhawk]

prohibited semi auto rifles!

[@dancorey9049]

Damn wish I could have gotten in on that!

[@Workforaliving]

That was redicoulous...even for the liberals. When people I know have been trying to hunt them and not being g allowed. Every decision the liberias make is wrong and it cost canadains $$$

[@mikerilling6515]

Well, he just forced Canadian taxpayers to reimburse him $200,000 for luxurious cuisine on a giant jet on his recent trip to a conference to figure out new ways to tax Canadians

[@JayandSarah]

Misinformation

@@JayandSarah Can you please provide evidence. CBC published articles over five years ago that covers the offshore tax havens of Trudeau. Paradise and Panama papers both list him. He is financed by the Bronfman with offshore tax havens while adding tax on you. That is a fact, published by CBC

[@SheppardOfNumenor]

@@JayandSarah220k to be exact

[@bardsamok9221]

What was he eating? Diamonds?

[@JayandSarah]

@@bardsamok9221 first class airplane catering is very expensive. The plane has lots of people. It doesn't take too much to do the match. A plane full of the Conservatives would have cost the same, they would be going to the same things. They are making a fuss of nothing.

[@simplekamii]

Surprising that immigration and LMIA abuse isn't mentioned once in this video when this seems to be the biggest issue we're having

[@Solid-Shizzard]

Our quality of life has taken a drastic nose dive in 10 years The end

[@robertalix8147]

The end, indeed.

[@rooneytutoring]

He was always the emperor's new clothes, all show and no substance. When times were good or at least decent then it was easy for him to keep people from realizing he was actually naked. Now he's been in power for so long and times have become so bad that no amount of PR can spin it, people are waking up to the fact he has been mockingly waving his Genitals in our faces for almost a decade. That is a painful realization for anyone to learn to let alone accept, but once they do they get very very angry. No one wants to be made a fool, especially if they had truly believed.

[@rooneytutoring]

@@whackamole4909 I would replace well meaning with wanting to appear well meaning.

[@darrellmacdonald-m3l]

I'm old enough to remember the first Trudeau prime minister. Different personality but the same bloated ego AND Pierre Trudeau's tenure was a harmful for Canada as the junior Trudeau's. Enough hiring the children of poor performers.

[@david3549tw]

A customer of mine, who is in his late 70's, used to work for Pierre Trudeau's government. He said Pierre Trudeau is an asshole behind the doors, just like Justin Trudeau.

[@thomasnason4516]

​@@david3549twbehind closed doors? They are assholes no matter what.

[@tedlivermore6955]

Well shows how stew put canadians are.

[@Jupitersonlyson]

You talking about his step father right? 😂😂😂😂

[@twinzoski]

Version 2.0

[@knightrider693]

As a Canadian I can confidently say we're all sick of Trudeau and his Liberal government. He's been actively destroying Canada for almost a decade. We are far worse off then before he came into power