Trudeau has to go?

[revelations]

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Part of The Great Reset?

"Statistics Canada is about to require Canada’s nine biggest banks and credit unions to turn over highly personal data about their customers and not tell the customer. That includes name, address, social insurance number and every single banking transaction that person does in a year."

https://torontosun.com/opinion/colum...e-banking-info

It doesn't really seem like a decision in the best interest of Canadians that the government should have access to every bank account. Seems like a very Communist sort of thing to do.

welp, that pretty much sums up the end of my canadian banking - unless I am a criminal, there should be 0 access to my information without a warrant

no doubt this is a first step in a bail-in situation, where the government (like has happened in the past in other countries) takes the citizens assets

EDIT - article is from 2018 - anything more recent?

Slightly more info here:

https://globalnews.ca/news/4599953/e...eir-knowledge/

[Tik-Tok]

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EDIT - article is from 2018 - anything more recent?

It was halted due to privacy concerns. Privacy Commissioner ruled it was legal, but gave a bunch of non-binding recommendations with how to proceed.

[duaner]

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welp, that pretty much sums up the end of my canadian banking - unless I am a criminal, there should be 0 access to my information without a warrant

no doubt this is a first step in a bail-in situation, where the government (like has happened in the past in other countries) takes the citizens assets

EDIT - article is from 2018 - anything more recent?

Slightly more info here:

https://globalnews.ca/news/4599953/e...eir-knowledge/

Crap. I'm usually good at checking the dates. It was shared on FB and made it sound like this just happened. My bad on that but it just fits so well with taking away guns and talk of this Great Reset. haha. I suppose it's scary enough that the Libs thought this would be okay.

I do wonder though, since they were trying to do this without the knowledge or consent of Canadians, would we even know if they started it back up?

[FraserB]

Get the lube out, we’re going to take it hard

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/car...plan-1.5837709

[max_boost]

My fellow Canadians. I hope you get rid of this guy.

[AndyL]

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Get the lube out, we’re going to take it hard

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/car...plan-1.5837709

Yeah... Notice how offshore energy still isn't getting taxed?

Any imported energy should face the same carbon tax as canadian production. End the discount for offshore o&g and get rid of the loophole of bc/on/que selling "green" power to the usa and importing dirty coal power to replace it.

[killramos]

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Yeah... Notice how offshore energy still isn't getting taxed?

Any imported energy should face the same carbon tax as canadian production. End the discount for offshore o&g and get rid of the loophole of bc/on/que selling "green" power to the usa and importing dirty coal power to replace it.

Canadian offshore energy is a rounding error, a near banned rounding error.

[vengie]

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[AndyL]

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Canadian offshore energy is a rounding error, a near banned rounding error.

The amount of oil gas and electricity we import - isn't a rounding error. If we taxed what we import at the same rate we taxed our domestic production...

[The_Rural_Juror]

Pump prices are expected to increase by 37.57 cents a litre by 2030 as the carbon tax rises...

To compensate for the cost-of-living increase, the government said it will continue to return most of the money collected by this program through rebates.

Under the current system, the money is returned to individuals and families annually through the 'Climate Action incentive payment' when they file tax returns. Starting in 2022, the carbon pollution rebate payments will be distributed on a quarterly basis.

The average family of four in Ontario will collect roughly $2,018 a year in climate rebates by 2030.

The cheques will be higher in provinces like Alberta and Saskatchewan — $3,242 for a family of four in Alberta and $3,829 for a similar family in Saskatchewan — because the people in those provinces generate more carbon emissions per capita.

What is the whole point of this?

[sabad66]

Wealth distribution

[AndyL]

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What is the whole point of this?

To force a green economy? No manufacturing or resources used. It's like magic.

That and he's realized budgets don't balance themselves.

[The_Rural_Juror]

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Wealth distribution

Only poor people use gasoline.

But the rebate cheques are larger for people who emit more.

[sabad66]

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Only poor people use gasoline.

But the rebate cheques are larger for people who emit more.

Bigger house to heat and cool + faster car = more carbon tax paid by rich people over the year

Yet they still get the same rebate as poor people

[e31]

"Ottawa to hike federal carbon tax to $170 a tonne by 2030"

Are we even sure Alberta will still be a Canadian province by then?

[davidI]

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Yeah... Notice how offshore energy still isn't getting taxed?

Any imported energy should face the same carbon tax as canadian production. End the discount for offshore o&g and get rid of the loophole of bc/on/que selling "green" power to the usa and importing dirty coal power to replace it.

Too many valuable Liberal votes out East. Not to mention so many of the facilities and businesses are owned by the Laurentian Elite.

Not sure why Trudeau has such a hard-on for Saudi though?

[ExtraSlow]

It's less a specific love for Saudi, and more a general preference for ROW vs the dirty west of Canada. He aspires to be a global elite and not just a laurentian one. Not sure it's attainable for him, but well, at least he's got dreams. Angola, Iran, Saudi and Ghana all sound about the same to him, just really nice.

[killramos]

Trudeau prefers the ROW for sure, but he’s doubly hot for dictatorships.

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$3,829 for a similar family in Saskatchewan

As someone who bikes/walks everywhere and puts gas in the car once a month....

[killramos]

You know carbon taxes make things other than gasoline more expensive right?

They make everything more expensive. That’s why the Liberals love harping on carbon, it affects everything and everything becomes taxable.