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Originally Posted by StickMan

To the average Canadian fuel is still expensive, food is still expensive (and Trudeau is going to make that worse with his attack on fertilizer), vehicles are expensive, electricity is expensive, housing is still expensive and now interest rates are high also.

Imagine that. How many of these costs are controlled by the government and how many are controlled by corporations that are profiting off higher prices?

You can say that unemployment is lower, but I've read that is due to a massive increase in potentially unsustainable government jobs, so Trudeau smoke and mirrors on that one.

Let’s see some sources, not saying I don’t believe you because I like to give people the benefit of the doubt and don’t see any reason why any sane person would make something up on the internet but I know that some people might not share my optimistic outlook and I’m worried they might think you’re just pulling stuff out of your ass then passing it off as facts. Trying to help

Ironically our crippled energy industry, which Trudeau has always been actively destroying, is saving us right now because of high oil prices. And our prime minister is on vacation in Costa Rica after flying around Canada for a month for no reason while increasing his massive carbon footprint on our dime.

How can the industry be saving us if it is crippled? Also have you ran the numbers on the overall impact the energy industry is having on Canada? Does the amount of additional tax revenue offset the additional cost paid by Canadians for gas, heat, etc? How do those figures compare to the profits of the “crippled” energy corporations? Most importantly, how is PP going to fix any of this?