“Another Damn Election”

Justin Trudeau has become like one of those musicians or film stars who has been coasting off of a previous hit from several years ago. Their fans begin to stray. The studios and backers lose interest. Even their own team wonders what’s up.

The Liberal Party has a hidden agenda. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is plotting a middle class tax hike.

How could I know, since a Liberal insider such as Gerald Butts has not taken me into his confidence? The secret is contained in the Liberal platform and economic reality, which are there for all who care to see, which apparently the mainstream media do not.

The Trudeau Liberals have been emphatic: They have absolutely no intention of bringing in a home equity tax. They promise, promise, promise (double dare, pinky swear) they will not tax away a portion of the proceeds when you sell your primary residence.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been a preening, spendthrift, and fundamentally unserious leader throughout his time in office. Recently, however, his calculated vilification of the unvaccinated and his divisive stoking of fear and rage reveal a profound malice that threatens us all.

MISSISSAUGA, ONT. — On the 20th anniversary of 9/11, Justin Trudeau reflected on the enormity of the events that changed modern history.

“Canadians of a certain age remember that extraordinary day clearly. I was teaching in Vancouver and remember talking to my Grade Nine students all that day, and in subsequent days, about what it meant for the future,” he said at media availability on Saturday morning.

Lisa Robinson, who was dropped by the Conservative Party as a Toronto-area candidate over the weekend, says she never wrote the online posts that led to her dismissal and that she’s gone to the police because fake posts continue to appear under her name online.

… Ms. Robinson said those Twitter posts, which appear to be from 2017, first circulated when she was running for city council in Ajax, Ont., in 2018. She said she filed a police report about it at the time and had informed the Conservative Party about the issue as part of her screening process as a candidate.

WTF? Go incognito

Only the most fanatical Justin Trudeau partisans will begrudge Jody Wilson-Raybould for her moment of revenge.

Reading the first excerpt of her book, I did find myself occasionally cocking an eyebrow at the portrayal of a wide-eyed innocent who somehow awoke to find herself in a den of partisan thieves.

About an hour before Erin O’Toole, the man many believe will be Canada’s next prime minister, appeared in the ballroom, a blue van sat blocking the exit lane outside the Crystal Fountain Event Venue in Markham, Ontario. Inside, visible behind a propped up trunk door, lay a stack of blue campaign signs, all bearing the name Melissa Felian. Nearby, two Felian volunteers, blue masks around their chins, struggled to sink another sign into the hard ground beneath the late summer grass.

Record-high numbers of mail-in ballots in this federal election may well leave Canadians wondering who won when they go to bed, hours after the polls have closed on Sept. 20, if there are a lot of tight races.

“In places where the races are tight, we may not know who won on election night,” Elections Canada spokesperson Natasha Gauthier told The Epoch Times. “We may not have an outcome.”

With only 10 days to go before the election, polls show the Conservatives and Liberals in what is essentially a dead heat.

We’ve seen this movie before.

Here are two statements that may or may not be true, depending on who you ask.

One: Maxime Bernier’s hard-right populist People’s Party of Canada is seeing a surge of support in this election. Two: the rise of the PPC will cause vote-splitting on the right, and potentially cost the Conservative Party seats in close battleground ridings.