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Accountability Ford Is Shielding Himself From Freedom of Information Requests. 61% of Ontarians Oppose It. Even a Majority of His Own Voters Want It Stopped. Accountability Carney Promised to Build Homes ‘at a Pace Not Seen Since World War II.’ The Privy Council Focus-Grouped the Slogan. The PBO Says the Plan Delivers 5,200 Homes a Year. Accountability Support for Alberta Separation Has Hit a Five-Year High. The Liberal Government Helped Build Every Point of It. Analysis Newsom’s California High-Speed Rail Will Cost $126 Billion. Eighteen Years In, Not a Single Mile of High-Speed Rail Track Has Been Laid. Investigation BC Spent $164,900 on 1,000 Cups of Coffee in Seattle. That’s $165 a Cup. The Province Is Running a $13.3-Billion Deficit.
Broken Promise · 1 month ago

He Promised 2% for NATO. The Budget Documents Don’t Add Up.

Carney declared Canada hit the NATO spending target with $63 billion — but no published budget substantiates the figure, and critics say accounting tricks did the heavy lifting.
NW · 1 month ago
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He Promised to Protect Public Servants. His Government Just Cut 12,000 of Them.

The Liberal platform said 'caps, not cuts.' Departmental spending plans say otherwise.
NW · 1 month ago
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He Promised 2% for NATO. The Budget Documents Don’t Add Up.

NW · 1 month ago
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He Promised to Protect Public Servants. His Government Just Cut 12,000 of Them.

NW · 1 month ago

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Ford Is Shielding Himself From Freedom of Information Requests. 61% of Ontarians Oppose It. Even a Majority of His Own Voters Want It Stopped.

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Carney Promised to Build Homes ‘at a Pace Not Seen Since World War II.’ The Privy Council Focus-Grouped the Slogan. The PBO Says the Plan Delivers 5,200 Homes a Year.

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Support for Alberta Separation Has Hit a Five-Year High. The Liberal Government Helped Build Every Point of It.

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Newsom’s California High-Speed Rail Will Cost $126 Billion. Eighteen Years In, Not a Single Mile of High-Speed Rail Track Has Been Laid.

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BC Spent $164,900 on 1,000 Cups of Coffee in Seattle. That’s $165 a Cup. The Province Is Running a $13.3-Billion Deficit.
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