We make these straw men (both our parties and their supporters) because making your opponent have evil values turns a voter’s decision to support a party from a rational one to an emotional one
The Liberals have decided that this election should be fought over whether people should be driven from public life based on the life decisions of people that they once knew.
A campaign video posted by Global News earlier today perfectly highlights the problematic relationship the Trudeau government maintains with the media.
For the last three days, Prime Minister Trudeau has come under fire for repeatedly dodging reporters and keeping silent, while all the other candidates are busing giving interviews, and comments.
Last week, Dock Currie, an NDP candidate in rural British Columbia, was pressured into resigning his candidacy in the upcoming federal election. His career was ruined through wrath: or, more specifically, telling a journalist who covers energy that he would “like to break his jaw” on social media.
The vandalism comes at a time where several Liberal candidates and nomination candidates have been accused of antisemitism.
One of the candidates, a lawyer, was suspended from practicing law after they failed to pay their GST. The other lied on their CMHC loan application.
The Green announced their platform earlier today, and it includes a total ban on many energy projects.
Two more visitors at the Parliament buildings in Ottawa are claiming a security guard stopped them from entering a tour because they were wearing pro-oil and pro-gas shirts.
The average couple stands to save $850.
Sameer Zuberi has been officially nominated as the Liberal candidate for Pierrefonds-Dollard.
Among those present, were indigenous protestors who criticized Trudeau’s alleged hypocrisy on the issue of the environment.
The Conservative Party of Canada has released a statement regarding a potential candidate looking to be nominated for the riding of Pierrefonds-Dollards in Quebec.
The Conservative leader is hoping that the style that won him the party leadership can also win a general election. As a contrast to Trudeau, it couldn’t be more complete from a personal style perspective.
Bill C-21, a controversial secularism law now being applied in Quebec which prevents many government employees from wearing religious symbols has been causing increased controversy and calls for the federal government to intervene.