[MelBridgeman]

A new year and hopefully this nightmare comes to and end

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s economic policies have faced significant criticism over the years for contributing to challenges in Canada’s economy. High levels of federal spending have led to ballooning national debt, raising concerns about long-term fiscal sustainability. His administration has implemented strict environmental regulations, such as the carbon tax, which many argue disproportionately impact industries like oil and gas, crucial to Canada’s economy. These measures have driven up costs for businesses and consumers alike, making it harder for industries to remain competitive globally. Additionally, increased taxation and policies perceived as hostile to private investment have deterred both domestic and international investors, slowing economic growth. Combined with a lack of substantial support for sectors like manufacturing and energy, these policies have fueled concerns about Canada’s economic trajectory under Trudeau’s leadership.