COMMENTARY: Three ominous policy challenges await Canada’s new Parliament
Global Affairs Canada, the Department of National Defence and the
federal government during its new, more complicated minority mandate.
The defining issues are:
COMMENTARY: Three ominous policy challenges await Canada’s new Parliament
The defining issues are:
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5 Times Justin Trudeau Broke His 2015 Campaign Promises After Gazing Warmly Into Canada’s Eyes
Bless his heart, no one’s perfect — things happen! But Trudeau’s Liberals?
Ever notice they seem to spend more time talking about doing big things than rolling up their sleeves and getting results?
Take just these five examples alone:
Singh leaves door open to support for government pipeline ownership
Singh has already ruled out propping up a minority Conservative
government led by Andrew Scheer, so his position on Trans Mountain could
be a significant consideration if the Liberals seek to form a
government without a majority of seats.
Will promises broken by the Liberals have ballot-box impact?
Now, four years later, as a federal election looms and the party seeks re-election, many of those promises — some kept, others broken — have been thrust into the limelight as the party’s record is scrutinized.
Which promises did the party break? And which ones remain a work in progress?
Here’s a look at a handful of contentious promises the Liberals made in 2015: