Austin Imaz

Carney, a year in review "Now, after a year of this Prime Minister being in office, on the promise that he would, quote, negotiate a win with the United States is a good time to take an inventory where we are." "He promised that he would give us the fastest growing economy in the G7. We now have the only shrinking economy in the G7." "He promised affordable food. We have the most food inflation in the G7. "He promised that we would have a solid economy. We now have the worst housing costs and the highest household debt in the G7 and the second highest unemployment in that group." "He said that he would negotiate a win with the President. Here we are today, a year later, no win, no deal." "Tariffs on aluminum and steel have doubled and on Canadian lumber they have tripled." "He promised that he would build projects with record speed. And yet his major projects office, which this house rushed into existence in five days back in June because the Prime Minister said it was an emergency, has still not approved a single project of any kind." "Almost a year later, not a single pipeline has been approved" "And of course when it comes to building homes, he promised he would double home building his own housing agency projects that will drop by 15%." ... and no tax reform, and interprovincial trade barriers remain But boomers and paid media remain smitten with Carney's eloquent deflections from domestic headaches @PierrePoilievre