Liberal Leader Mark Carney’s detailed platform release has sparked mixed reactions, with promises of $130 billion in new measures over four years potentially unsettling Canadians wary of increasing federal debt. While Carney positions himself as a calm, intelligent alternative to Justin Trudeau, his platform’s emphasis on prioritizing Canadian contractors in defense procurement raises questions about practicality versus political promises. The platform’s specifics, particularly regarding capital versus program spending, may appear more concerning when outlined in detail, despite initial agreeable sentiments towards supporting Canadian industry and jobs.
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Conservative MP Damien Kurek calls on colleagues to 'fight for Canada' as he steps down for Poilievre
Summary Alberta Conservative MP Damien Kurek delivered an emotional farewell address in the House of Commons, urging fellow MPs to "fight for Canada" before stepping aside for leader Pierre Poilievre in an upcoming byelection. Elected in 2019 and re-elected with over 80% of the vote in April, Kurek announced his resignation to allow Poilievre to run for his riding after losing his own; he plans to return in the next federal election while looking forward...
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