Pierre Poilievre

Doug Ford

Mark Carney

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Government of Canada

Todd Myers

Aaron Cosbey

Michelle Rempel Garner

Jason James

"The consumer carbon tax is dead in Canada. It will now become a corporate carbon tax."

"The carbon tax still exists, and Mark Carney is apparently busy signing fakes [order eliminating consumer carbon tax]."

"On April 1, Canada will be eliminating the carbon tax for consumers."

"He [Pierre Poilievre] would get rid of the consumer fuel levy."

As Prime Minister, Pierre Poilievre "will repeal the entire carbon tax law."

"We will take the carbon tax off your gas, heat and food."

"So my government will immediately eliminate the divisive consumer carbon tax on families and farmers and small and medium-sized businesses."

"The Government of the Northwest Territories will remove the Northwest Territories carbon tax for all consumers except large emitters on April 1, 2025."

Will the Canadian Carbon Tax Be Axed?

Dominic LeBlanc

Chrystia Freeland

Armon Shokravi


Deepak Shenoy

"We are deferring – from June 25, 2024 to January 1, 2026 – the increase to the capital gains inclusion rate."

"I am announcing today common sense Conservatives will reverse last June’s Liberal tax hike on capital gains—a tax economists agree will kill 400,000 jobs."

"Canada will increase its capital gains taxes by effectively about 30% higher tax."

"We are very committed to the capital gains measures that we put forward in the budget."

Will the Capital Gains Tax in Canada Be Raised?

Canadian Liberal House Leader Steven MacKinnon on Tuesday expressed concern that opposition parties may not support the government's upcoming budget, scheduled for Nov. 4, which could trigger an election if it fails to pass as a confidence vote.

National Post

Canadian Liberal House Leader Steven MacKinnon on Tuesday expressed concern that opposition parties may not support the government's upcoming budget, scheduled for Nov. 4, which could trigger an election if it fails to pass as a confidence vote.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre released demands including keeping the federal deficit below $42 billion, while the Parliamentary Budget Officer predicted the deficit could reach nearly $70 billion for 2025-2026.</span

The Globe and Mail

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre released demands including keeping the federal deficit below $42 billion, while the Parliamentary Budget Officer predicted the deficit could reach nearly $70 billion for 2025-2026.

The Bloc Québécois presented six non-negotiable demands including increased health transfers and a 10 percent boost to Old Age Security payments for those aged 64 to 75, requiring billions in additional spending.</span

The Bloc Québécois presented six non-negotiable demands including increased health transfers and a 10 percent boost to Old Age Security payments for those aged 64 to 75, requiring billions in additional spending.

NDP interim Leader Don Davies stated his party would oppose any austerity approach and emphasized that crafting a budget to win opposition support is entirely the government's responsibility as a minority.</span

NDP interim Leader Don Davies stated his party would oppose any austerity approach and emphasized that crafting a budget to win opposition support is entirely the government's responsibility as a minority.

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the budget will include measures for a highly competitive corporate tax system and automatic tax filing for low-income Canadians starting with the 2026 tax year.</span

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the budget will include measures for a highly competitive corporate tax system and automatic tax filing for low-income Canadians starting with the 2026 tax year.

The automatic filing service could result in Ottawa paying between $1.6 billion and $1.8 billion more annually in benefits to vulnerable Canadians who currently miss out on supports like the Canada Child Benefit.</span

The automatic filing service could result in Ottawa paying between $1.6 billion and $1.8 billion more annually in benefits to vulnerable Canadians who currently miss out on supports like the Canada Child Benefit.

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