Jesse Kline: Mark Carney's five-year plan for Soviet-style housing

Jesse Kline: Mark Carney's five-year plan for Soviet-style housing

Can Liberals really be trusted to get homes, pipelines and other infrastructure projects built on an unprecedented scale?

Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre says Trudeau government has lost $176 billion in energy projects in Canada.

EDITORIAL: Carney’s wrong on pipeline law

Liberal Leader Mark Carney confirmed this week that his party will not repeal Bill C-69 if his party forms the next government.

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From EnergyNow.Ca Mark Carney on Tuesday explicitly stated the Liberals will not repeal their controversial Bill C-69, legislation that prevents new pipelines being built. Carney has been campaigning on boosting the economy and the “need to act forcefully” against President Donald Trump and his tariffs by harvesting Canada’s wealth of natural resources — until it all fell flat around him when he admitted he actually had no intention to build pip…

LILLEY UNLEASHED: Carney won't repeal anti-pipeline legislation

Liberal Leader Mark Carney has stated he will not repeal Bill C-69 legislation when it comes to anti-pipeline legislation.

Ten years have passed since the adoption of the Mordaza Law, a set of norms aimed at combating social dissent and disobedience in the face of injustice. In a decade, no political formation has eliminated it despite having promised it in electoral campaigns and political discourses. The climate of tension and social discontent was increasing. People became aware and simply fought against the unjust: precarious work, cuts, social inequality, explo…