Accountability

The budget is nearly $1 billion. The waitlist is five years. Three-quarters of registered children have no funding agreement — and the families who can't afford to pay out of pocket are watching their kids miss the window that matters most.

The Liberal gun buyback has missed its target by half, cost $25,000 per firearm in administrative overhead, and now faces a collection phase that most police forces refuse to help with.

Mark Carney told Davos that Canada would stop pretending. Then his MP questioned forced labour on camera, he attended the MP's fundraiser, and he wouldn't say whether China committed genocide.

David Eby turned British Columbia's strongest finances in a generation into a record $13.3-billion deficit — and the province's own Seniors Advocate says the 2026 budget is 'not a seniors budget.'

The Liberal government's Online News Act drove news off Facebook, their $600-million bailout made outlets dependent on Ottawa, and now the Culture Minister says AI is the problem — while refusing to update copyright law.

A man who murdered three generations of a B.C. family and sexually assaulted two children for a week can now apply for parole without facing his victims' families — and the Liberals voted down the bill that would have fixed it.

Carney announced the largest Arctic defence investment in a generation — but most of the money was committed four years ago, the Yukon was left out entirely, and the government's own track record says the funds may never get spent.

The Prime Minister supported the strikes, then regretted them, then said they may violate international law, then refused to rule out joining them, then said Canada has no intention of joining — all while his own officials contradicted each other in public.

In 2022, Trudeau told Germany there was no case for Canadian LNG. Four years later, the Carney Liberals are scrambling to build the export industry they spent a decade blocking.