Green government would cancel pipeline projects, move to renewable energy
Speaking at an event in Montreal, May says the Green plan would
modernize Canada’s electricity grid to supply renewable energy across
the country.
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Half of Ontario’s population says Doug Ford’s government will sway their vote: poll | News
The poll shows that overall, this equates to four-in-ten (42%)
Ontario residents saying Ford’s government will dissuade them from
voting for the Conservative party.
Green Party’s free tuition plan would cost $16.4B, but PBO estimate comes with ‘high uncertainty’
The Green Party
is promising to eliminate the widely popular registered education
savings plans (RESPs) and replace it with a plan for free post-secondary
tuition at a cost of $16.4 billion in its first full year, according to
the national budget watchdog.
is promising to eliminate the widely popular registered education
savings plans (RESPs) and replace it with a plan for free post-secondary
tuition at a cost of $16.4 billion in its first full year, according to
the national budget watchdog.
The
PBO estimated the cost by calculating the new funding required by
provinces and territories to make post-secondary tuition free,
eliminating the non-refundable Student Loan Interest Tax Credit, and
forgiving debt for students that are unemployed or earning less than
$70,000 per year as of November 2020.
Trudeau sits down in first interview since his brownface scandal. Here’s exactly what he said
Liberal Party Leader Justin Trudeau spoke with Global National’s Dawna Friesen Tuesday, during a campaign stop in Burnaby, B.C.
The sit-down would be his first one-on-one interview since photos and video of him in brown and blackface emerged last week.
To understand a party’s election strategy, just follow the leader | CBC News
If you want to know where the federal parties think this
election will be won or lost, you only need to look at where they’ve
sent their leaders. Two weeks into this campaign, those hints are about
as subtle as a flashing neon sign.
election will be won or lost, you only need to look at where they’ve
sent their leaders. Two weeks into this campaign, those hints are about
as subtle as a flashing neon sign.
An analysis of each leader’s
tour schedule reveals that both the Conservatives and the New Democrats
have been playing offence in the opening stages of the campaign,
visiting ridings that were won by other parties — primarily the Liberals
— in 2015.