Affordability
- Food Inflation
- Annual grocery price increases continue to far outpace overall inflation
- Immigration and Housing
- Trudeau is out of touch and Canadians are out of money
- The Housing Hardship
Governance Concerns
NEWS
‘Settle this once and for all’: More Liberal MPs say it’s time to put Trudeau’s leadership to caucus vote’ October 29, 2024 ~ National Post
Bank of Canada publishes report on digital dollar consultations, outlines further engagement plans
MEDIA RELEASE – Canadians are Growing Concerned
ongoing concerns
Mental health is in decline
The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) is profoundly concerned that Budget 2023 did not include the promised Canada Mental Health Transfer.
Affordability feels impossible
A staggering 94% of low-income renters agree that the surging rental costs in Canada pose a serious problem. Furthermore, 86% express deep concern regarding the lack of affordable rental properties in the country.
deeper research
| Federal & Provincial Bills | Description and Purpose | Why this is concerning? |
|---|---|---|
| Bill C-63 | Online Harms Act | While at first glance, this bill seeks to protect children from online harm. However, Bill C-63 also amends: – the Criminal Code to create a hate crime offence and steep increases to the maximum sentences for hate propaganda offences; – the Canadian Human Rights Act to make online hate speech a discriminatory practice and empower the Canadian Human Rights Commission and Canadian Human Rights Tribunal to address complaints of online hate speech between individuals; and – the Act respecting the mandatory reporting of Internet child pornography by persons who provide an Internet service to clarify and broaden its scope and application to all types of internet service providers. |
| Bill 94 | Ontario: Keeping 2SLGBTQI+ Communities Safe Act, 2023 | This violates freedom of assembly and speech as concerned Canadians have been voicing serious concerns about sexual content being exposed to children. |
| Bill C-18 | An Act respecting online communications platforms that make news content available to persons in Canada | Suppressing the ability to openly share news stories, thereby controlling the media and citizens from being properly informed. |
| Bill C-11 | An Act to amend the Broadcasting Act and to make related and consequential amendments to other Acts | |
| Bill S-210 | An Act to restrict young persons’ online access to sexually explicit material | The concerns are that key representatives, including the PM and DPM voted Nay to this Bill. |
Concerned Canadians. 