Speaker 1: Thank you for listening to Depictions Media Radio. Welcome to
Speaker 1: Policy and Rights the show. Gosh Welcomer, Policy, Human Joys.
Speaker 2: All my Americans who've been saying immigrants are stealing our jobs, well,
Speaker 2: guess what. Now's your big moment. The jobs are open, folks,
Speaker 2: wide open. We need people in the fields to pick fruit,
Speaker 2: harvest vegetables, and keep our food supply moving.
Speaker 3: This is no joke.
Speaker 2: Farmers across the country are looking for hard working people
Speaker 2: to step up, long hours, the hot sun beating down
Speaker 2: on you, and good old fashioned hard work. You said
Speaker 2: you wanted these jobs right, well here they are. No
Speaker 2: one's in your way now. So if you've been sitting
Speaker 2: at home saying, oh, those immigrants are taking all the opportunities,
Speaker 2: guess what the opportunity is knocking at your door. All
Speaker 2: you've got to do is answer, Lace up your boots,
Speaker 2: roll up your sleeves, and show us what you've got.
Speaker 2: Applications are open and the fields are waiting. This is
Speaker 2: your time to shine. Or maybe, just maybe you weren't
Speaker 2: really serious about wanting those jobs.
Speaker 3: What's it going to be?
Speaker 2: Talk or action? The farms are calling. Don't keep them waiting.
Speaker 2: We are open twenty four to seven for applications and
Speaker 2: don't worry, we need a lot of people, all right.
Speaker 1: Well, welcome back to policy and rights here in Depictions
Speaker 1: Media Radio. You know that pieces just heard as we
Speaker 1: were coming into the show about farmers looking for workers
Speaker 1: and where are those workers? Where are they right now?
Speaker 1: All those people who said, oh, well, the immigrants were
Speaker 1: keeping us from our jobs, where are you now when
Speaker 1: the farmers are looking for hard working people that you
Speaker 1: said you were? So again that piece is shared with
Speaker 1: me on Facebook and they, the people they shared it
Speaker 1: with me, thought that it was an important message to
Speaker 1: get out there.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 1: So back to Canada and well they did it. Mark
Speaker 1: Carney kicked it off. He kicked the can towards a
Speaker 1: new election. The there is a federal election where the
Speaker 1: polls will open for the voting April twenty eighth, which
Speaker 1: would be the official date, and the three leaders have
Speaker 1: launched their campaigns. And we're still waiting actually for us
Speaker 1: to hear from Elizabeth May with the Green Party, because
Speaker 1: it's always exciting to hear what the Greens actually have
Speaker 1: to say, because what makes them important is how they
Speaker 1: managed to take the votes away from all of the
Speaker 1: front runners, how they managed to bring out the people
Speaker 1: to vote for them because they want something different. You
Speaker 1: can vote for the NDP and yes, you're gonna get unions. Well,
Speaker 1: what is a union other than another corporation that is
Speaker 1: making money away from the workers, a tax your workers
Speaker 1: saying that, oh, we're putting money aside for health care
Speaker 1: for you, we're putting money aside for your retirement. We're
Speaker 1: going to protect you, and we're going to protect your rights.
Speaker 1: But when it comes down to it, if your rights
Speaker 1: aren't straight down the board what they think they should be,
Speaker 1: they're not really going to protect you. So let's examine
Speaker 1: the NDP on that level run by the unions. Okay,
Speaker 1: then we got Pierre Pobier and his conservatives. Well we
Speaker 1: all know that, hey, the billionaires have a hold of them.
Speaker 1: And by the way, if you watch and listen to
Speaker 1: everything he says, he's mimicking the newly elected president in
Speaker 1: the United States. Gee, So let's question how his motives
Speaker 1: and what is he really after and who does he
Speaker 1: really work for? Who's really pulling those puppet strings? Could
Speaker 1: it be Donald D.
Speaker 4: Trump?
Speaker 1: And we know who's pulling his strings? And as Vladimir putin.
Speaker 1: So let's that brings us back to Mark Karney, which
Speaker 1: Mark Kearney is not exactly going to reproduce what Justin
Speaker 1: Trudeau did. He is going he is going to leave
Speaker 1: a lot of programs in place, He is going to
Speaker 1: leave a lot of ministers in place. But he already
Speaker 1: has asked, let's let's remove the GST from selling a
Speaker 1: home so that it makes it more affordable for a
Speaker 1: new home buyer, for young people to actually own a home,
Speaker 1: achieve that dream.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: I know, mister Povier said the same thing, but Mark
Speaker 1: Carney actually put it into action. The Conservatives also wanted
Speaker 1: to see the carbon tax acts. Well, mister Carney didn't
Speaker 1: exactly act the tax, but what he did do is
Speaker 1: he changed it so that the polluters themselves would actually
Speaker 1: actually have to pay the tax without passing it on
Speaker 1: to the consumer. So there's gonna be a lot of
Speaker 1: a lot of things wrapped around taxes, wrapped around health
Speaker 1: benefits through throughout this whole election. Well, let's let's focus
Speaker 1: on some of the other issues at hand. We need
Speaker 1: to actually focus on what it What does this tax
Speaker 1: change mean for human rights? What does it mean for
Speaker 1: the people who live in Canada to live better? What
Speaker 1: does it mean towards equality if we go after and
Speaker 1: we listen to the Conservative Party according to human rights,
Speaker 1: they also want to end diversity hiring. Diversity hiring doesn't
Speaker 1: mean necessarily mean that I'm going to hire somebody because
Speaker 1: I need somebody in that category in my business. What
Speaker 1: it means is that I'm going to look past some
Speaker 1: of the other physical attributes that you may have and
Speaker 1: look at your talents and see if your talents actually
Speaker 1: fit the job. I'm not going to hire you because
Speaker 1: oh you're a part of a certain race, you're part
Speaker 1: of a certain relation religion, that you're completely able body.
Speaker 1: I'm going to hire you because, look, it's a cerebral job.
Speaker 1: I don't care that you're in a wheelchair. That's fine.
Speaker 1: We will accommodate you so that you can do the
Speaker 1: job and do the best job possible. That's what we
Speaker 1: need to be looking at. That's what we need to
Speaker 1: face with diversity hiring. That's what diversity hiring truly means.
Speaker 4: And back to.
Speaker 1: Our other message with the farmers, Well, there is a
Speaker 1: party out there that wants to completely change the foreign
Speaker 1: worker policy that would acts bringing farm workers in to
Speaker 1: help with the farms I know here in BC with
Speaker 1: the berry farmers. That would mean that a bunch of
Speaker 1: people who come to actually help pick berries during the
Speaker 1: appropriate season, that they come from outside of the country
Speaker 1: to do the work that other people wouldn't do, which
Speaker 1: means that the berries sit on the bush, they sit
Speaker 1: in the fields, and they rot. Seriously, we have to
Speaker 1: understand who is willing to do the work and allow
Speaker 1: them to do that work seriously is examined. Who is
Speaker 1: able to do the work to get the job done,
Speaker 1: and to get the job done brilliantly, not in a
Speaker 1: mediocre fashion. We need to toss society, mediocricy and achieve excellence.
Speaker 1: That's what this election is gonna be about. And that
Speaker 1: is what you the voter when you go on April
Speaker 1: twenty eighth to cast your vote, that is what you
Speaker 1: are going to be casting your vote for excellence. So
Speaker 1: let's move forward, and we're going to listen to the
Speaker 1: three leaders as they discuss their party's planned and we're
Speaker 1: also going to hear the announcement that acts the GST
Speaker 1: on housing.
Speaker 5: It is great pleasure for me to be here and
Speaker 5: I want to thank Emma and adsil from o Hit
Speaker 5: Homes and for inviting us here, hosting us here, but
Speaker 5: for what you're doing and being part of what is
Speaker 5: an incredible story in terms of housing.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 5: You know, I looked out as I came in. We're
Speaker 5: in the shadow of Commonwealth Stadium. But when I think
Speaker 5: of it as in the shadow of Clark Stadium, those
Speaker 5: of you who are from Everton remember those days, and
Speaker 5: the transformation of the stadium yards here is part of
Speaker 5: a bigger transformation in this city, which really is the
Speaker 5: most successful story in housing across the country, a story
Speaker 5: that needs to continue and needs to be emulated. You know,
Speaker 5: I'm going to start on a slight different point though,
Speaker 5: if I may, which is something else that Canada's new
Speaker 5: government announced this morning, which is a provision of one
Speaker 5: hundred and eighty seven million dollars to support the reconstruction
Speaker 5: of roads, of campgrounds, of trails and of housing housing
Speaker 5: in Jasper town site, but the rest across the National Park.
Speaker 5: It's a special place. Jasper is a special place I
Speaker 5: think for all of us, all of us Canadians, very
Speaker 5: much so for those from the region, those here in Edmonton.
Speaker 5: I knew it well growing up and have some unforgettable
Speaker 5: memories from you know sublime going around the lakes and camping,
Speaker 5: are hiking to the terrifying when a bear tore apart
Speaker 5: the tent next to us. Well, we were cycling. So
Speaker 5: it was heartbreaking when the fires ravaged the park and
Speaker 5: through the town site. And this funding announced today will
Speaker 5: help residents get back home faster, rebuild the town stronger
Speaker 5: than ever, and also build out the park infrastructure. As
Speaker 5: the mayor said, I'm back in Edmonton. I owe everything
Speaker 5: to the city. It's where I grew up. It's the
Speaker 5: place that shaped my understanding of our great nation. It's
Speaker 5: where I was taught in the classroom, around the kitchen table,
Speaker 5: at the rink, the value of hard work, the strength
Speaker 5: of community, the importance of ambition and humility. And that's
Speaker 5: a uniquely Canadian combination, I think, and combining ambition and humility.
Speaker 5: But we can get it right. These are good values.
Speaker 5: These are Alberta values, and back when I was growing up,
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Speaker 5: stable housing, access to housing is the foundation for success.
Speaker 5: Without housing, it's hard to focus on your future without housing,
Speaker 5: it's hard to start a family. And without housing, we
Speaker 5: can't build the strongest economy in the g s of it.
Speaker 5: And the reality today is that when Canadians, particularly young
Speaker 5: Canadians across the country are doing everything right, studying hard,
Speaker 5: getting a good education or training, securing a well paying job,
Speaker 5: saving up, they often barely have enough to pay the rent.
Speaker 5: Now that's not true here, that's not true here with
Speaker 5: these units. That's not true here in Edmonton. But it's
Speaker 5: a bigger challenge across the country and the challenge of
Speaker 5: being able to afford a home. And the reason is
Speaker 5: that Edmonton is not Canada. Edmonton, Canada is not building
Speaker 5: enough new homes and so as a result, housing is
Speaker 5: just too expensive. And it's a problem that we in
Speaker 5: the government are now addressing head on. And I said
Speaker 5: right from the beginning when I launched my leadership bid
Speaker 5: just two months ago in Laurier Heights not far from here,
Speaker 5: it's time to build. We need to get housing supply up.
Speaker 5: In fact, we need to double housing supply on an
Speaker 5: annual basis. We need to get that supply up so
Speaker 5: we can bring costs down. We need to build more
Speaker 5: at a faster pace. So my government will stimulate innovation
Speaker 5: and productivity and sustainability by promoting new technologies such as
Speaker 5: modular and prefabricated homes that speed up completion times, lower
Speaker 5: costs for builders and buyers.
Speaker 4: We're working to remove barriers.
Speaker 5: By cutting red tape, levees, development costs and chargers that
Speaker 5: the marriage just mentioned, reducing taxes, accelerating permitting approvals, and
Speaker 5: working directly with mayors. And this is really a story
Speaker 5: of success in those cities that are engaged, such as Edmonton.
Speaker 5: Working directly with the cities through the Housing Accelerator Fund.
Speaker 5: It's made an impact here, it's making an impact across
Speaker 5: the country from Quebec City to Saskatoon. I know from
Speaker 5: personal experience and the other thing we need to do,
Speaker 5: and I'd like to thank colleagues for being here who
Speaker 5: are building these homes. We need to grow the construction
Speaker 5: sector workforce, accelerate training and apprenticeship programs, improve the mobility
Speaker 5: of skilled labor. There's more than enough work right now
Speaker 5: in Edmonton, but we want to build up the work
Speaker 5: across the country and we want the skilled workers to
Speaker 5: be able if they so decide to immediately go to
Speaker 5: another part of Canada and work there without any red
Speaker 5: tape or hassle. And that's going to be a focus
Speaker 5: when I meet provincial premiers tomorrow, because it is a
Speaker 5: time to build. We are going to have a multi
Speaker 5: decade building of this country and it is going to
Speaker 5: be a great time, a great time to have a
Speaker 5: career in the trades.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 5: In the coming weeks, we're going to announce a lot
Speaker 5: more on a further increasing housing supply, but I want
Speaker 5: to just concentrate on the other side of the equation
Speaker 5: for a moment, which is, how can we help Canadians,
Speaker 5: particularly young younger Canadians buy their first homes right now?
Speaker 5: So what I'm announcing today is that my new government
Speaker 5: will eliminate the GST for first time home buyers on
Speaker 5: all new and substantially renovated homes under a million dollars.
Speaker 5: This is a big deal because first time home buyers
Speaker 5: are the major purchasers of new and substantially renovated homes.
Speaker 5: This can provide up to fifty thousand dollars in savings
Speaker 5: for families entering the housing market. It means that all
Speaker 5: first time home buyers will need to save less for
Speaker 5: a deposit and they'll be able to move in sooner,
Speaker 5: and it will allow more first time home buyers to
Speaker 5: realize their dream of home ownership, whether you're a nurse
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Speaker 5: great pleasure for me to be here, and I want
Speaker 5: to thank Emma and Adel from O Hit Homes and
Speaker 5: for inviting us here, hosting us here, but for what
Speaker 5: you're doing and being part of what is an incredible
Speaker 5: story in terms of housing. You know, I looked out
Speaker 5: as I came in. We're in the shadow of Commonwealth Stadium.
Speaker 5: But when I think of it as in the shadow
Speaker 5: of Clark Stadium, those of you who are from Emveronton
Speaker 5: remember those days, and the transformation of the stadium yards
Speaker 5: here is part of a bigger transformation in this city,
Speaker 5: which really is the most sucessful story in housing across
Speaker 5: the country, a story that needs to continue and needs.
Speaker 3: To be emulated.
Speaker 5: You know, I'm going to start on a slight different
Speaker 5: point though, if I may, which is something else that
Speaker 5: Canada's new government announced this morning, which is a provision
Speaker 5: of one hundred and eighty seven million dollars to support
Speaker 5: the reconstruction of roads, of campgrounds, of trails, and of housing.
Speaker 5: Housing in Jasper town site, but the rest across the
Speaker 5: National Park. It's a special place. Jasper is a special
Speaker 5: place I think for all of us, all of us Canadians,
Speaker 5: very much so for those from the region, those here
Speaker 5: in Edmonton. I knew it well growing up and have
Speaker 5: some unforgettable memories from you know, sublime going around the
Speaker 5: lakes and camping, are hiking to the terrifying when a
Speaker 5: bear tore apart the tent next to us where we
Speaker 5: were cycling. So it was heartbreaking when when the fires
Speaker 5: ravaged the park and through the town site. And this
Speaker 5: funding announced today will help residents get back home faster,
Speaker 5: rebuild the town stronger than ever, and also build out
Speaker 5: the park infrastructure. As the mayor said, I'm back in Edmonton.
Speaker 5: I owe everything to the city. It's where I grew up.
Speaker 5: It's the place that shaped my understanding of our great nation.
Speaker 5: It's where I was taught in the classroom, around the
Speaker 5: kitchen table, at the rink, the value of hard work,
Speaker 5: the strength of community, the importance of ambition and humility.
Speaker 5: And that's a uniquely Canadian combination, I think, and combining
Speaker 5: ambition and humility.
Speaker 3: But we can get it right.
Speaker 5: These are good values. These are Alberta values. And back
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Speaker 5: stable housing. Access to housing is the foundation for success.
Speaker 5: Without housing, it's hard to focus on your future. Without housing,
Speaker 5: it's hard to start a family, and without housing, we
Speaker 5: can't build the strongest economy in the G seven. And
Speaker 5: the reality today is is that when Canadians, particularly young
Speaker 5: Canadians across the country are doing everything right, studying hard,
Speaker 5: getting a good education or training, securing a well paying job,
Speaker 5: saving up, they often barely have enough to pay the rent. Now,
Speaker 5: that's not true here, that's not true here with these units.
Speaker 5: That's not true here in Edmonton. But it's a bigger
Speaker 5: challenge across the country and the challenge of being able
Speaker 5: to afford a home. And the reason is that Edmonton
Speaker 5: is not Canada Edmonton, Canada is not building enough new
Speaker 5: homes and so as a result, housing is just too expensive.
Speaker 5: And it's a problem that we in the government are
Speaker 5: now dressing head on. And I said right from the
Speaker 5: beginning when I launched my leadership bid just two months
Speaker 5: ago in Laurier Heights not far from here. It's time
Speaker 5: to build. We need to get housing supply up. In fact,
Speaker 5: we need to double housing supply on an annual basis.
Speaker 5: We need to get that supply up so we can
Speaker 5: bring costs down. We need to build more at a
Speaker 5: faster pace. So my government will stimulate innovation and productivity
Speaker 5: and sustainability by promoting new technologies such as modular and
Speaker 5: prefabricated homes that speed up completion times, lower costs for
Speaker 5: builders and buyers. We're working to remove barriers by cutting
Speaker 5: red tape, levies, development costs and chargers that the marriage
Speaker 5: just mentioned, producing taxes, accelerating permitting approvals, and working directly
Speaker 5: with mayors. And this is really a story of success
Speaker 5: in those cities that are engaged, such as Edmonton. Working
Speaker 5: directly with the cities through the Housing Accelerator Fund, It's
Speaker 5: made an impact here. It's making an impact across the
Speaker 5: country from Quebec City to Saskatoon. I know from personal
Speaker 5: experience and the other thing we need to do, and
Speaker 5: I'd like to thank colleagues for being here who are
Speaker 5: building these homes. We need to grow the construction sector workforce,
Speaker 5: accelerate training and apprenticeship programs, improve the mobility of skilled labor.
Speaker 5: There's more than enough work right now in Edmonton, but
Speaker 5: we want to build up the work across the country
Speaker 5: and we want the skilled workers to be able if
Speaker 5: they so decide to immediately go to another part of
Speaker 5: Canada and work there without any red tape or hassle.
Speaker 5: And that's going to be a focus when I meet
Speaker 5: provincial premiers tomorrow, because it is a time to build.
Speaker 5: We are going to have a multi decade building of
Speaker 5: this country and it is going to be a great time,
Speaker 5: a great time to have a career in the trades. Now,
Speaker 5: in the coming weeks, we're going to announce a lot
Speaker 5: more on a further increasing housing supply, but I want
Speaker 5: to just concentrate on the other side of the equation
Speaker 5: for a moment, which is how can we help Canadians,
Speaker 5: particularly younger Canadians, buy their first homes right now. So
Speaker 5: what I'm announcing today is that my new government will
Speaker 5: eliminate the GST for first time home buyers on all
Speaker 5: new and substantially renovated homes under a million dollars. This
Speaker 5: is a big deal because first time home buyers are
Speaker 5: the major purchasers of new and substantially renovated homes. This
Speaker 5: can provide up to fifty thousand dollars in savings for
Speaker 5: families entering the housing market. It means that all first
Speaker 5: time home buyers will need to save less for a deposit,
Speaker 5: and they'll be able to move in sooner. And it
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Speaker 6: thank you very much everyone. It's great to be here today.
Speaker 6: I think we're setting off alarm belts here. We're very
Speaker 6: pleased to be here today with Anna and the kids.
Speaker 6: At Kruger Packaging. I was able to do some measurements
Speaker 6: and watch the precision of your work. Talk to some
Speaker 6: of the incredible workers a few moments ago. This is
Speaker 6: a company that's been around for one hundred and twenty
Speaker 6: years and they have three hundred employees. Jeff and the
Speaker 6: team here at Kruger have been building an incredible business
Speaker 6: that packages up the goods that arrive on our doorsteps.
Speaker 6: But these people have done everything right, and yet during
Speaker 6: the Lost Liberal decade, they've been punished for their hard work.
Speaker 6: Housing costs have doubled, food prices have risen thirty thirty
Speaker 6: seven percent, faster in Canada than they did in the
Speaker 6: United States during the last five years. Income sorry, all
Speaker 6: taxes now cost families more than they spend on food, clothing,
Speaker 6: and shelter combined.
Speaker 3: Work no longer pays. People are punished.
Speaker 6: You know, it was funny. I saw this meme the
Speaker 6: other day and it was a little kid sitting on
Speaker 6: a park bench next to his dad and he said, Dad,
Speaker 6: what is an income tax for him? And his dad said, well,
Speaker 6: it's kind of like your report card at school, except
Speaker 6: the opposite. The better you do, the more you get punished.
Speaker 6: And that is what income tax is. It is the
Speaker 6: fine you pay for the crime of working hard. These
Speaker 6: people behind me, they work hard every day and yet
Speaker 6: at the end of the month they look at their
Speaker 6: pay stub and it's tax.
Speaker 3: After tax after tax after tax.
Speaker 6: And the more they work, the more they pay. And
Speaker 6: we're punishing our workers. No wonder our economy has grown
Speaker 6: slower than any other G seven country. No wonder a
Speaker 6: half trillion dollars of investment has left to the United
Speaker 6: States during the lost liberal decade of Trudeau Carnie liberals.
Speaker 6: The reality is now they're seeking a fourth mandate. Can
Speaker 6: you imagine putting them in charge of fourth time after
Speaker 6: they doubled housing costs, double debt, doubled the food lineups.
Speaker 6: That would be the worst possible thing we could do
Speaker 6: for our taxpayers. We remember that ten years ago, Justin
Speaker 6: Trudeau promised lower taxes for the middle class and what happened.
Speaker 6: Eighty two percent of middle class Canadians ended up with
Speaker 6: a higher income tax bill on top of their carbon
Speaker 6: tax bill. Trusting the same liberal MPs, the same liberal ministers,
Speaker 6: the same liberal strategists to make the same promise, liberal
Speaker 6: promises that they've been breaking for ten years. We'll only
Speaker 6: guarantee that the fourth Liberal mandate will be even worse
Speaker 6: than the previous three.
Speaker 3: So the choice in this election is very simple.
Speaker 6: Do you want a fourth Liberal mandate where they will
Speaker 6: raise your taxes and drive up your costs, or do
Speaker 6: you think it's time to put Canadian tax payers first
Speaker 6: for a change with a new conservative government.
Speaker 3: And that's why I'm here today.
Speaker 6: Today, I'm announcing that Canada First, Conservatives will cut income
Speaker 6: taxes by fifteen percent for the average worker or two
Speaker 6: thousand dollars for the average couple. This is a tax
Speaker 6: cut for seniors who are drawing their pension or retirement income.
Speaker 6: They will pay on average, fifteen percent less. This is
Speaker 6: a tax cut for the workers behind me, who will
Speaker 6: pay fifteen percent less on their income tax.
Speaker 3: This is a tax cut for the waitress, for the welder,
Speaker 3: for the barber.
Speaker 6: This is a tax cut for everybody who has ever
Speaker 6: gone up early in the morning and work hard to
Speaker 6: build our country. This is a tax cut that will
Speaker 6: put Canada first. We will do it by reduce u
Speaker 6: seeing the lowest bracket from fifteen to twelve point seventy five,
Speaker 6: which is a two point twenty five percent percentage point reduction,
Speaker 6: and that works so to a fifteen percentage percentage reduction
Speaker 6: in the overall tax bill of everyone earning up to
Speaker 6: fifty seven thousand dollars. That said, because we are cutting
Speaker 6: the lowest bracket, every single Canadian who pays income tax
Speaker 6: will pay less. Modest income people will pay less in
Speaker 6: relative terms and as a share of their overall income.
Speaker 6: We will ensure that this money goes right into people's
Speaker 6: pockets so that they can make the decisions. They will
Speaker 6: then spend that money at local small businesses, who will
Speaker 6: then be able to hire more people, creating even more
Speaker 6: powerful paychecks on which the taxes will be further still lowered,
Speaker 6: and it is part of an overall plan what I
Speaker 6: call the bring It Home tax cuts and across the
Speaker 6: board tax cut on energy, work, investment, and home building.
Speaker 6: It includes axing the carbon tax, and that includes repealing
Speaker 6: the carbon tax law, axing the carbon tax for real,
Speaker 6: for everyone, for everything, for a good, for a change.
Speaker 6: It includes taking the GST off new homes, axing the
Speaker 6: sales tax on new homes to lower the cost of
Speaker 6: buying one and to stimulate more housing construction. It will
Speaker 6: include lower taxes on investment to bring home the half
Speaker 6: trillion dollars that the Liberals have driven away through higher
Speaker 6: taxes and by blocking our resource projects. We will bring
Speaker 6: I call it bring it home because we're going to
Speaker 6: be bringing home our money from abroad, and our workers
Speaker 6: are going to bring home more of the money that
Speaker 6: they earned so that it can go to their family
Speaker 6: and their needs. I was speaking to Dobrica earlier on
Speaker 6: and she was saying, and she's working very hard, but
Speaker 6: finding the costs or getting out of control. Her her
Speaker 6: husband has been sick and they've been struggling, and so
Speaker 6: that it's hard to pay for the bills, and even
Speaker 6: when she does work harder, she notices that she loses
Speaker 6: the benefit from her paycheck. We're in this for people
Speaker 6: like Dibrika and her family, the people who've done everything right.
Speaker 6: They deserve the Canadian promise that hard work gets you
Speaker 6: a great life in a beautiful house on a safe street,
Speaker 6: protected by brave troops under a proud flag Canada.
Speaker 3: First, Let's bring it home.
Speaker 1: Thank you, thank you all same questions.
Speaker 4: Yes, thank you, appreciate you, Thank you so much, my
Speaker 4: friends for being here, thank you for taking the time.
Speaker 4: Before we begin, I want to acknowledge that we are
Speaker 4: gathered on the traditional and unseated territory of the algonquin
Speaker 4: On the Shinnami people. This land has been home to
Speaker 4: Indigenous people since time immemorial, and we recognize they're enduring presence, culture,
Speaker 4: and stewardship of these lands. We commit ourselves to reconciliation
Speaker 4: and justice, not just in words, but in action. And
Speaker 4: I want to take a moment to recognize some of
Speaker 4: the incredible people in this room are dedicated volunteer, our team.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much, our candidates who are ready to
Speaker 4: fight for you. Yes, and most importantly and most importantly, you,
Speaker 4: the people who make this country great.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 4: My parents chose Canada because they believed in the promise
Speaker 4: of a country where if you work hard, you can
Speaker 4: build a good life, where we can look out for
Speaker 4: one another and no one gets left behind. That's who
Speaker 4: we are, that's what makes us Canadian. The things that
Speaker 4: we are most proud of as Canadians didn't just happen.
Speaker 4: They were not gifts from the powerful. New Democrats fought
Speaker 4: for them because you believe that if you get sick,
Speaker 4: you get care. So we fought for and one universal
Speaker 4: health care because no one no one should go bankrupt
Speaker 4: trying to pay an hospital bill. We believe that if
Speaker 4: you've worked hard all your life, you should be able
Speaker 4: to retire with dignity, so we fought for and won pensions.
Speaker 4: We believe that you have the right to join a
Speaker 4: union so you can demand fairiness and stand up to
Speaker 4: the boss. So we fought for those rights and we won.
Speaker 4: We believe that whoever you are, whether you were born
Speaker 4: here or you came here, whatever the color of your skin,
Speaker 4: whoever you love, or what pronouns you use, however you worship,
Speaker 4: or what you believe you belong, you are valued, and
Speaker 4: you have every right to everything this country has to offer.
Speaker 4: These these are ndp values, These are Canadian values. That's
Speaker 4: the Canada I love, and that's the Canada worth fighting for.
Speaker 4: And when your Democrats are that's exactly what we do.
Speaker 4: Even before Donald Trump started his greedy trade war, times
Speaker 4: are tough, and we fought to make things better for
Speaker 4: you and your family. Paid sick days and laws to
Speaker 4: protect you at work. That was US dental care. Dental
Speaker 4: care so you don't have to choose between living and
Speaker 4: pain and buying groceries.
Speaker 3: That was US.
Speaker 4: Pharmercare so you can afford the medicine your doctor prescribes.
Speaker 4: That was us because we believe that the promise of
Speaker 4: Canada belongs to all of us. Let me tell you
Speaker 4: a story of Brianna. Brianna is a mom that I
Speaker 4: met in Edmonton. I met her in a park with
Speaker 4: her beautiful family. She's got five kids, single mom, and
Speaker 4: so she is struggling. So this is all she could
Speaker 4: do is to keep the roof over her head, to
Speaker 4: support her kids and put food on the table. And
Speaker 4: so as a mom, she had to make some sacrifices.
Speaker 4: She had to make some tough choices, and one of
Speaker 4: the things that she had to do, given how expensive
Speaker 4: things are, is she could not afford to take her
Speaker 4: kids to the dentist, and she felt a lot of
Speaker 4: mom guilt. It's a feeling that a lot of parents understand,
Speaker 4: that feeling that you're not doing everything you can to
Speaker 4: take care of your kids. And so she felt that
Speaker 4: guilt until we fought for and delivered a dental care
Speaker 4: for kids. That dental care meant the difference for her family.
Speaker 4: The first time that they saw a dentist was because
Speaker 4: of that plan we fought for. And she told me
Speaker 4: that her eldest actually turned out to have a rare
Speaker 4: condition that they caught early, and now he's going to
Speaker 4: have an awesome life. Her other kids were able to
Speaker 4: get dental care for the first time in their lives,
Speaker 4: and they're happier and healthier. And I can attest to
Speaker 4: that because I saw them in that park, smiling and playing.
Speaker 4: I can remember that look of joy on their faces
Speaker 4: and that feeling that Brianna had knowing that she had
Speaker 4: been able to take care of her kids. Brianna is
Speaker 4: who we fight for, and we will keep fighting for
Speaker 4: her and every Canadian. But today that promise of a
Speaker 4: great future is slipping further and further away. I hear
Speaker 4: it everywhere I go. A mother sitting at her kitchen table,
Speaker 4: bills spread out in front of her, wondering if she
Speaker 4: can pay the rent or still afford groceries. A young
Speaker 4: couple scrolling through listings, realizing that owning a home is
Speaker 4: slipping further out of reach. A senior without a family doctor,
Speaker 4: waiting for the healthcare they need. And now, because of
Speaker 4: Donald Trump's illegal war, illegal trade war, things are getting
Speaker 4: even more expensive. Thousands of Canadians are losing their jobs.
Speaker 4: The people who built this country are paying the greatest price,
Speaker 4: and that's not fair. They deserve a government that has
Speaker 4: their backs. You deserve a government that has your back,
Speaker 4: and we will fight like how to make sure that happens.
Speaker 4: You deserve. You deserve a prime minister you can trust
Speaker 4: to make decisions in your best interest, not to advance
Speaker 4: his personal wealth. And we know that someone who's gonna
Speaker 4: be fighting your best interest. That's not Mark Carney. He
Speaker 4: has spent his whole career serving the interests of billionaires,
Speaker 4: of shareholders and CEOs. He makes decisions that benefit people
Speaker 4: like him. He's not our guy, because anyone who profits
Speaker 4: off the crisis should not be in charge of fixing it.
Speaker 4: Right now, the country, right now, the people who built
Speaker 4: this country, the folks without multimillion dollar portfolios, without blind
Speaker 4: trusts or hedge funds, the people who earn their living
Speaker 4: by showing up to work, who dream of owning a home,
Speaker 4: raising a family, and retiring with a modest pension. They're
Speaker 4: being abandoned. Mark Karney spent his career making sure the
Speaker 4: system worked for the most wealthy, not for you. While
Speaker 4: families struggled to pay rent. He was helping banks and
Speaker 4: investors profit off the housing crisis when people needed relief.
Speaker 4: He meets your corporations, driving up prices, kept breaking in
Speaker 4: profits he cashed in while Canadians were struggling. Now he
Speaker 4: wants you to believe he'll fix the very things that
Speaker 4: made him and his friend's richard. He won't fight for
Speaker 4: everyday people because that's not who he is and that
Speaker 4: won't change now. And Pierre Poliev his only solution is
Speaker 4: tax breaks for the wealthy, and that will cost you.
Speaker 4: He pretends he's on your side, but in the back
Speaker 4: rooms he's cutting deals with the very billionaires. Jacking up
Speaker 4: your rent and groceries. He posed in front of workers
Speaker 4: who had just lost their jobs, and he said nothing
Speaker 4: about fixing EI to help him pay the bills. Pierre
Speaker 4: Poie talks about freedom, but he's only offering freedom for
Speaker 4: the ultra rich, freedom for corporations to jack up your rent,
Speaker 4: freedoms for billionaires to avoid paying taxes, freedom for big
Speaker 4: corporations to buy up our healthcare, where he has promised
Speaker 4: to make deep cuts, making wait times even longer, pushing
Speaker 4: more people into private, for profit clinics. He wants to
Speaker 4: gut environmental protections, handing more control to big polluters who profit,
Speaker 4: who put profits ahead of clean air and water. He
Speaker 4: would strip away supports that help Canadians make ends meet,
Speaker 4: forcing families to fend for themselves while billionaires get even richer.
Speaker 4: When times get tougher, he won't step in, He'll step aside.
Speaker 4: That's not leadership, that's not a plan that will build
Speaker 4: at Canada we can be proud of. Let me be
Speaker 4: perfectly clear, we will never be Trump's fifty first state,
Speaker 4: not in name, not in values, not ever. Elbows up everybody,
Speaker 4: and I won't let anyone in this election tell Canadians
Speaker 4: that the only way to beat Donald Trump is to
Speaker 4: become more like his version of the United States, where
Speaker 4: billionaires rule and everyday people pay. Now, I get it.
Speaker 4: Right now, it can feel like a storm is closing
Speaker 4: in on us. People are looking for shelter, for protection,
Speaker 4: for someone to keep them and their family safe. People
Speaker 4: who are afraid that Pierre pauliev government might make them
Speaker 4: think they have no choice but Carney. But this is
Speaker 4: like being told you have to pick between a house,
Speaker 4: a house with a leaky roof or a crack foundation,
Speaker 4: one patch together with empty conservative slogans, the other rotting
Speaker 4: from the inside after years of liberals protecting the most wealthy.
Speaker 4: Now those houses are not the same, but neither will
Speaker 4: hold up when the storm hits, because neither was built
Speaker 4: for you. People will tell you in this election that
Speaker 4: it's about who can negotiate with Donald Trump. I'm here
Speaker 4: to tell you the real question is who will make
Speaker 4: sure you and the things that you care about are
Speaker 4: not on the table when Donald Trump comes demanding concessions.
Speaker 4: Who will say no to trading away Canadian jobs or
Speaker 4: the things we grow and build and ship. Who will
Speaker 4: stop them from bargaining with environmental protections just to protect
Speaker 4: corporate profits. Who will fight back When Mark Karney says
Speaker 4: we have to cut healthcare or pensions to keep investors happy.
Speaker 4: Who'll stand up when Pierre Palev says you have to
Speaker 4: accept an American style healthcare system where you pay more. Also,
Speaker 4: you can give tax breaks to billionaires. Only New Democrats
Speaker 4: can be trusted to look out for you. Donald Trump
Speaker 4: is showing us in real time what happens when billionaires
Speaker 4: and the people who work for them are in charge.
Speaker 4: Everything gets more expensive, rights get stripped away, and regular
Speaker 4: people are left to clean up the mess while the
Speaker 4: wealthy walk away richer. We don't need that here in Canada.
Speaker 4: We don't need that at all. We all know that
Speaker 4: we're in for a rough road ahead. Things are already tough,
Speaker 4: and at the end of the day, only New Democrats
Speaker 4: will fight to make sure you don't pay the price
Speaker 4: when things get harder. I'm running in this election to
Speaker 4: fight for you, not the billionaires. New Democrats have a
Speaker 4: strong and proud record of getting things done when prices skyrocketed.
Speaker 4: We fought for relief when people were laid off. We
Speaker 4: fought for jobs and better support when corporate greed ran wild.
Speaker 4: We went after the billionaires like Galen Weston, Elon Musk
Speaker 4: and Jeff Bezos, because when families are struggling, when your
Speaker 4: job and livelihood is on the line, when prices are soaring,
Speaker 4: new democrats choose you. Every time. The wealthy and powerful
Speaker 4: will never hand us change. They have too much to lose.
Speaker 4: Each victory for Canadians, for families, and for working and
Speaker 4: middle class people, from pensions to public health care, was
Speaker 4: one because people like you fought for it. Billionaires don't
Speaker 4: stay rich by playing fair. They don't wake up one
Speaker 4: morning and decide to stop gouging you at the grocery store.
Speaker 4: They don't just decide to lower your rent or to
Speaker 4: raise your wages. That only happens when we demand it,
Speaker 4: when we fight for it, and when we win. Do
Speaker 4: not let the rich and powerful tell you that you
Speaker 4: deserve less. Do not let them convince you that in
Speaker 4: a time of crisis, you must sacrifice while they profit,
Speaker 4: Because when the storm hits, they won't feel it. They'll
Speaker 4: have golden parachutes, private clinics, and tax shelters. But for
Speaker 4: working and middle class families, the only way life gets
Speaker 4: better is by standing together and electing leaders who will
Speaker 4: fight for you, not for the billionaires. That's what this
Speaker 4: election is about. That's what it's at stake. We see
Speaker 4: what's happening in the US, REED is tearing it apart,
Speaker 4: and those same forces are banging at our door. We
Speaker 4: can and we must fight back. We're not here to
Speaker 4: patch up a broken system for the next storm. We
Speaker 4: are here to rebuild it stronger, safer, and fairer for everyone.
Speaker 4: I believe that's worth fighting for. You are worth fighting for,
Speaker 4: and I'm in it for you. Thank you so much.
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Speaker 10: They'll me your name and your media Hi, I'm Christy
Speaker 10: kirkup with the Globe and Mail, mister saying, with all
Speaker 10: due respect, you are the most experienced federal leader, but
Speaker 10: you're going into this campaign considered the underdog. How is
Speaker 10: that possible?
Speaker 4: Well, I'm very familiar and comfortable being an underdog. I
Speaker 4: think a lot of Canadians can relate to that. But
Speaker 4: what I'm looking at right now is I'm seeniingor country
Speaker 4: where there's a lot of workers who are worried about
Speaker 4: losing their jobs. I hear people worried about the cost
Speaker 4: of living getting more expensive. And I know that folks
Speaker 4: like Pierre Pouliev and Mark Karney would want nothing better
Speaker 4: than for the new Democrats to disappear. For us not
Speaker 4: to point out the fact that Mark Karney's first steps
Speaker 4: was to bring in a tax cut for millionaires at
Speaker 4: a time when he's promising also his plan is to
Speaker 4: cut services for people, and that Pierre Paulie have showed
Speaker 4: up to a factory where workers have just lost their
Speaker 4: job and he proposed this is a tax cut for
Speaker 4: big business and nothing for those workers who lost their job.
Speaker 4: I'm sure they would want nothing other than for us
Speaker 4: to disappear and not point out those things. But news
Speaker 4: to them, we're not going anywhere. We're here and we're
Speaker 4: going to fight for people every single day.
Speaker 10: And just as a follow up, if I may just
Speaker 10: drill down on you again, it's your third campaign, so
Speaker 10: why are you deserving of a job promotion going into
Speaker 10: an election campaign with such weekend support.
Speaker 4: Well, we've shown Canadians who were feeling really struck, like
Speaker 4: a lot of struggle and worries, that we can deliver
Speaker 4: for them. When people were saying that we can't afford
Speaker 4: to take care of our teeth, we delivered dental care
Speaker 4: for folks that were telling us that they couldn't afford
Speaker 4: their medication. We delivered pharmacare We've delivered for Canadians, and
Speaker 4: I want folks to know in this time when there
Speaker 4: are serious threats to our country, we know that the
Speaker 4: other guys aren't in it for you. They showed you
Speaker 4: their priorities. Marcarney spent his career making rich people richer,
Speaker 4: and he's done it profiting off of the crisis, like
Speaker 4: the housing crisis. Pierre Pauliev, like consertives always do, wants
Speaker 4: tax cuts for his billionaire buddies and cut services.
Speaker 3: For you and your family.
Speaker 4: If you want someone that's going to fight for you,
Speaker 4: that's always going to put you in your family first,
Speaker 4: not the billionaires, not the cus, but you. That's us,
Speaker 4: that's new Democrats, and that's what we're going to show
Speaker 4: you every single day of this campaign.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Next Media.
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