Ontario Farmer Goes Big With Message Comparing Scheer To Ford
An Ontario farmer is ploughing his way into political circles by sending a message to voters with his farm.
Federal Liberal candidate Danielle Takacs posted an image on Facebook Friday that shows a farm near Brantford, Ont., with the message “Scheer-Ford ain’t no difference!” carved into the green field.
Liberals continue spending frenzy on eve of election call: $2.8B last week
Those 330 spending commitments made from Aug. 19 to Aug. 25 total $2.85 billion.
That old Liberal story: the ‘hidden agenda’ – Macleans.ca
Seen from the left, the Liberal disappointment list includes more
than just abortion. It includes electoral reform. It includes openness
and transparency. And it includes selling out to corporate interests
(hello, SNC). But the biggest disappointment to those on the left who
placed their faith in Trudeau has to be the environment, another file
where Liberal rhetoric has vastly outstripped result, if not action.
Ben Chin, Morneau’s chief of staff, to join PMO on Friday as senior adviser
Before joining Morneau’s office in fall 2017, the veteran political aide worked for former British Columbia premier Christy Clark and former Ontario premier Dalton McGuinty.
Charlie Angus NDP had this to say about the appointment:
Trudeau Promised a Stronger Middle Class. How’d He Do? | The Tyee
In the last four months of 2018 wages barely budged, the growth rate down to 1.3 per cent for the year.
Meanwhile, prices for everything from groceries to shelter rose faster, with Statistics Canada recording a year-over-year inflation rate of two per cent in December 2018.
Wages rose, but they failed to keep pace with inflation.
In March, an Angus Reid Institute poll
confirmed relatively few people feel better off. Just 17 per cent of
Canadians felt their standard of living was better than it had been a
year ago.
Twice as many — 34 per cent — said they were worse off than a year earlier.