A Leger Poll issued by the Canadian Press recently reveal that nearly two-thirds of Canadian citizens want to LIMIT the number of new immigrants to Canada.
Justin Trudeau’s policy regarding immigration intake explicitly states that federal immigration quotas will RISE from 310,000 to 340,000 annually by the year 2020.
When comparing the value of Justin Trudeau’s tax rate reduction with the loss of tax credits, 80% of middle-class families experienced an increase in their federal tax burden since 2015.
At Cultural Action Party of Canada, we believe Justin Trudeau’s behaviours toward English Canada and its peoples are punitive. It is most unfortunate that the most powerful person in our nation has a major chip on their shoulder regarding our nation’s history.
CBC and National Post columnist Andrew Coyne stated Justin Trudeau’s $600 million media bail-out will “irrevocably politicize the press” and urged journalists to boycott the panel. Surprising that Mr. Coyne, one of Canada’s pre-eminent journalists, would bite the hand that feeds him.
Child star Nemis (a.k.a. Queen Lactatia), 9, lives in Montreal, and with the help of his “momager,” he loves pushing boundaries, from selling his merch at a local fetish store to judging a vogue ball in a downtown bar.
Now, the Trudeau government will control content of facebook, twitter and other social media giants. It’s all part of the globalist game. Erode freedom and democracy within our nation for the purpose of trans-forming Canada into a pseudo-socialist society.
The Trudeau family do not like English Canada. Clinging to the colonialism narrative, all three of the male members of the Trudeau clan–Justin, Alexandre and Pierre before them have maintained an animus toward Canadian heritage.
Liberalism is hostile to Christianity and it seems to dislike anyone who has strong religious convictions that conflict with liberalism.
This is where the most egregious part of Prime Minister Trudeau’s thinking on Canadian nationhood emerges and should be attacked: that Canada lacks a core identity today and thus is the “first post-national state.”
The former Labour prime minister said many in politics are now ‘unwilling to take people on’, fearing that they will be seen as intolerant of other cultures.
Speaking ahead of today’s terror atrocities in Brussels, he branded such an approach ‘ridiculous’ and said it had left our country’s liberal values vulnerable to abuse.
