Canadians push back on immigration with 21 percent target cut
The article reports Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and immigration minister Marc Miller announcing a 21 percent reduction in 2025 permanent resident targets, framing it as a major shift in Canada’s open immigration policy. It discusses public attitudes, housing and economy concerns, and contrasts current immigrant groups with earlier cohorts, noting fears of cultural baggage and calls to “go home.”
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PBO confirms carbon tax cost to Canadians rising
The Parliamentary Budget Officer reports the carbon tax continues to impose net costs on households in backstop provinces. The average family faces up to 399 more dollars this year than rebates, rising to 903 by 2030 and about 4388 by end of 2030, even after rebates. Trudeau's consumer tax is the focus of the assessment.
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Groundhog Day carbon tax critique calls for repeal
Commentary argues Canada’s carbon tax raises costs across transport fuel heating and food with no meaningful environmental gain. Cites figures on fuel costs household heating trucker and farm costs plus sales tax, urges Trudeau to scrap the tax. Frances Terrazzano and Kris Sims noted as federation directors.
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