In reality, wildfires have been getting less frequent in Canada over the past 30 years.

Federal gross debt will reach a projected $2.4 trillion by 2027-28.

While the population and federal spending have both risen significantly, growth in real incomes and living standards has stalled.

According to forecasts, Canada will be the worst-performing advanced economy from 2020 to 2030.

Research shows that previous legislation prohibiting the possession and acquisition of certain firearms made no discernable impact on homicide rates.

Per-person GDP, a common indicator of living standards, now sits below where it was at the end of 2014.

The Trudeau government took an already onerous and arbitrary environmental assessment process and made it worse.

This government has not released a long-term forecast of spending, taxation and borrowing since 2018.

The COVID-19 bill effectively eliminates the need for all parties to work together to pass spending legislation for the next six months.

By eliminating several tax credits, Ottawa increased income taxes for many Canadians.

Federal program spending (per person) hit an estimated $8,869 in 2018, the highest level in Canadian history.

More than 8 million applicants successfully applied for the CERB.

Nearly nine in 10 middle-class families now pay more personal income taxes.

Support for gun bans is greatest among those who know “nothing” or “not much” about gun laws.

The Trudeau government wants another review of the now-nationalized $4.5 billion project.

Proposed clean electricity regulations will especially hurt provinces that don't have abundant hydropower resources.

The government eliminated income-splitting for couples with young children.

The budget dumps billions into the government’s bottomless climate policy money pit.

European natural gas prices have risen more than 30 per cent since Russia invaded Ukraine.

The economy grew at 0.9 per cent in the second quarter, not 3.7 per cent.

If Canada removed all fossil-fuel cars from the roads, emissions would only drop by 5 per cent.

The Liberal government raised the top federal income tax rate to 33 per cent from 29 per cent.

This $51 billion increase in spending represents total growth of 20.1 per cent in just three years.

Pipelines are 2.5 times safer than rail transport.

The increased CPP tax alone translates into $1,624 more in taxes.

Canadian oil and gas producers are unable to reach new Asian markets, costing the Canadian economy billions.

Expenditures on housing comprise less than half of what the average family pays in taxes.

Prime Minister Trudeau’s government has embraced deficit-spending.

Claims about increasing weather events are based on mathematical simulations not observed trends.

The goals of "stakeholder" capitalism include environmental concerns such as protecting forests.

The Trudeau government eliminated a number of tax credits, thereby increasing income taxes for some Canadians.

Despite any rhetoric, the new plan will not affect the incidence of extreme weather.

Life expectancy is 80 years in the freest countries compared to 64 in the least-free countries.

The number of Canadian forest fires has sharply declined.

More than 60 per cent of families in the bottom 20 per cent pay higher income taxes today because of the discontinued tax credits.

According to the budget, deficits over five years will add more than $153 billion in additional federal debt.

In November 2018, Canadian heavy oil was sold at 30 per cent of the value of U.S. oil.

SummaryThis report examines existing academic studies that analyze evidence regarding the effectiveness of fiscal stimulus—additional government spending and/or tax relief—as a mechanism to mitigate

The plan will require up to an estimated 32,800 employees at firearm collection points.

Higher government spending will lead to higher taxes and lower rates of economic growth.

The Wynne government’s budget raises most middle tax rates and adjusts income thresholds.

These deficits have fuelled an $867.2 billion increase in gross federal debt from 2014/15 to 2022/23.

Students are now subjected to lessons about the perils of white privilege, systemic racism and heterosexism.

The Ring of Fire is an area in northern Ontario some 500 kilometres northeast of Thunder Bay.

Other automakers will likely ask for similar handouts from Ontario and the federal government.

Four CMAs saw their employment shrink, and they were all in Ontario.