Will Justin Trudeau’s plan to end GST on new rental buildings help tenants?

Will Justin Trudeau’s plan to end GST on new rental buildings help tenants?

The federal government announced Thursday it will scrap GST on new rental buildings, a move the building industry calls a “game-changer.” But tenant advocates say it won’t make enough difference in a market where renters are often forced into expensive “shoebox condos.”

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he would remove the federal sales tax on the construction of new rental apartments for the next seven years, a pledge he recycled from his 2015 campaign, as his Liberal caucus retreat in London, Ont., drew to a close.


It’s not going to help tenants. They’ll see no reduction in rental rates so long as Trudeau’s mass immigration scam is going full blast preventing supply from ever coming close to meeting demand.

All it amounts to is a sweetheart deal for developers. Expect donations to the Trudeau foundation to enjoy a bump.

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Dove hit by growing BOYCOTT for hiring racist BLM activist Zyahna Bryant who ruined white student Morgan Bettinger’s life

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Furious conservatives have begun boycotting Dove after the soap brand hired a Black Lives Matter activist notorious for destroying a white student’s life over a remark she later admitted she may have ‘misheard.’

Carole Thorpe, from Charlottesville in Virginia, shared a snap of three bars of Dove soap tossed in the trash Thursday on learning the Unilever-owned brand had joined forces with Zyahna Bryant to push a ‘fat liberation’ campaign.

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Not everything is awesome, Justin Trudeau concedes

“There is discontent across the country.”

That is a phrase you might expect to hear from Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, whose speeches focus on the hardships caused by the high cost of living and the general brokenness of Canada.

But it was Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada for the past seven years and 11 months, who was talking about disgruntlement in the land on Wednesday. Or, as he termed it in French in response to a reporter’s question, “la grogne.”

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13 Florida high school students arrested in ‘out of control’ brawls across campus

A Florida high school turned into a fight club where haymakers, shoving and wrestling overtook the hallways earlier this week, leading to the arrest of 13 students.

Several fights broke out throughout Tuesday at Zephyrhills High School while videos posted to various social media sites show different angles of the brawls.

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Public health officers are still oblivious to their self-destructed COVID credibility

Throughout the pandemic, polls have shown a decline in confidence in public health: Researchers at McMaster University and Vox Pop Labs found that in March 2020, 59 per cent of Canadians had “a great deal of trust” in public health officials. Two years later that had plummeted to 37 per cent.

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Junior talks tough to grocery barons …

Ottawa summons major grocery CEOs to talk lowering food prices — or else

The federal government is summoning the heads of Canada’s major grocery chains to Ottawa this fall to begin discussions on a plan to lower food costs for Canadians, as inflation continues to impact grocery bills.

The companies are being tasked with coming up with a plan to stabilize prices by Thanksgiving, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said as he marked the end of the Liberal cabinet retreat in London, Ont., on Thursday, ahead of Parliament’s return next week.

Between Trudeau and Chow’s sales tax Toronto should be grocery store desert in no time.

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Trial for Convoy Organizers Lich and Barber Sees Barber in Video Addressing Self-Declared ‘Queen of Canada’

OTTAWA—As the trial of trucker convoy organizers Tamara Lich and Chris Barber moved to its eighth day, lawyers continued to show videos of the protest that took place in downtown Ottawa in January and February 2022. Defence lawyers on Sept. 14 showed footage of Mr. Barber condemning the leader of a group that tried to burn a Canadian flag during the protest.

“You don’t belong to our group, Ms. Romana,” Mr. Barber said in a Feb. 3 TikTok video in reaction to news that Romana Didulo and her followers had attempted to destroy a Canadian flag.

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Du Schaffst Das: Germany Closes Door to Migrants from Italy

Germany announced a stop to taking in migrants from Italy on Wednesday, September 13th, The Telegraph reported. Berlin cites challenges to accommodate newcomers, while the Mediterranean country struggles with an unprecedented wave of arrivals, and its entire asylum system is on the brink of collapse.

Berlin also said that the move was necessary because Italy fails to comply with the Dublin regulation, which states that migrants should be returned to the first EU member state they entered until their asylum claims have been assessed.

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Why are the Canadian women of ISIS coming home without being charged?

The diehards of ISIS were surrounded and making their last stand in Baghuz, Syria, in 2019 when a Canadian who had married into the terrorist group surrendered.

U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters took Kimberly Polman to a prison called Roj Camp, where she told Global News she understood she might be put on trial once she returned to Canada.

“I’m not above the law,” she said.


Unlike barbaric nations such as France, Germany and the USA Canada does not believe that women are capable of being real terrorists or doing bad things and besides Islam is a religion of peace.

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Woman who transitioned to male at 16 during ‘chaotic time’ sues doctors who gave her double mastectomy

A Minnesota woman who has decided to detransition from a transgender male is suing the doctors who performed a double mastectomy on her when she was just 16.

Luka Hein, now 21, claims she was going through a tough time emotionally as a teenager, when her parents were getting divorced and when she was being groomed online by a man from another state.

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Some Canadian prisons now have clinics where inmates can freely use smuggled drugs

Although it’s still prohibited to bring drugs into a Canadian prison, the Correctional Service of Canada has now ordained that if you do manage to sneak in narcotics, they’ll help you consume them safely.

Kingston, Ont.’s Collins Bay Institution will soon be opening an “overdose prevention service” (OPS) at which inmates can consume smuggled drugs under medical supervision.

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JASON RANTZ: Wake up and smell the meth! 100% of Seattle buses and trains have hard drugs wafting through the air.

What’s the state of America’s crippling drug epidemic?

Look no further than the Emerald City, known for the Space Needle, hip coffee shops and, of course, meth and fentanyl killing historic numbers of locals.

If you dare ride public transit in Seattle, you’re nearly guaranteed to be exposed to these vile, soul-crushing poisons.

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Meaghan Walker-Williams: Residential schools tragedy lost in the ‘mass grave’ false narrative

The discourse on “mass graves” linked to the Indian Residential School system in Canada has painted a sombre chapter in our history. But as recent excavations suggest, these “mass graves” do not exist, though there are most certainly residential school cemeteries that have been overgrown or otherwise lost to time.

Canada stands at a crossroads, torn between its historical sins and the inability to discuss what actually happened in residential schools, because the truth has been buried under the false narrative of “mass graves.”

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