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krynski · 02-24-2014, 05:54 AM

This is being looked at, hence the report.

"Since becoming Liberal leader in April last year, Justin Trudeau has frequently cited the plight of the middle class, a theme repeated at the party's weekend convention in Montreal." it goes on to state,"Research from the Library of Parliament shows that since Jan. 1, 2013, Trudeau has used the phrase "middle class" 52 times in the House of Commons, compared with twice for Prime Minister Stephen Harper and nine times for NDP Leader Tom Mulcair. None of them used "middle income.""

Although leader of the opposition, it means that middle class is getting representation in parliament. Some more:

"In Canada, political parties are making the middle class a central piece of their agendas," (from the Conservative document)

as per CBC

Maybe it's not sustainable, but the government IS looking at it, and it will be addressed in the coming future. With enough attention, no need to panic.

02-24-2014, 05:54 AM	#4
krynski First Line Centre Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Behind Enemy Lines Exp:	This is being looked at, hence the report. "Since becoming Liberal leader in April last year, Justin Trudeau has frequently cited the plight of the middle class, a theme repeated at the party's weekend convention in Montreal." it goes on to state,"Research from the Library of Parliament shows that since Jan. 1, 2013, Trudeau has used the phrase "middle class" 52 times in the House of Commons, compared with twice for Prime Minister Stephen Harper and nine times for NDP Leader Tom Mulcair. None of them used "middle income."" Although leader of the opposition, it means that middle class is getting representation in parliament. Some more: "In Canada, political parties are making the middle class a central piece of their agendas," (from the Conservative document) as per CBC Maybe it's not sustainable, but the government IS looking at it, and it will be addressed in the coming future. With enough attention, no need to panic.