A thoughtful argument opposing the capital gains inclusion rate change.

Although, and for me this is key, it doesn't say why lowering inclusion to 50% is better than cutting top PIT from 33 to 29, say, or adding permanent full expensing to the CIT. I'd suggest the latter two are

For the people who think that Canada is fiscally 'broken': nuh uh.
We good, fam.

This is from the latest IMF Fiscal Report, 'Fiscal Policy in the Great Election Year'
Chapter 1 imf.org/en/Publication…

Post-secondary institutions have a critical responsibility when recruiting students abroad, as well as supporting them here. We’ve taken some important steps to strengthen the international student visa system and will not hesitate to do more if need be. theglobeandmail.com/politics/artic…

As Passover begins, I would ask Canadians to reflect on the fact that yesterday our Prime Minister & Leader of the Opposition both needed to issue statements about antisemitic demonstrations in our streets. The last 6 months were the worst in 300 yrs. of Canadian Jewish history.

As families in Vaughan-Woodbridge & across 🇨🇦 gather around the Seder table, reading from the Haggadah and hunting for the afikomen, we reflect on the journey from bondage to freedom.

Wishing all those celebrating a Happy Passover!

Chag Pesach Sameach! חג פסח שמח!

SCOOP: Canada is on the verge of an agreement with Honda that would see the carmaker build electric vehicles and their components in Ontario bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via Bloomberg Technology Brian Platt

Today’s commemoration of the Armenian Genocide reminds us that events between 1915 and 1917, where 1.5 million Armenians perished at the hands of the Ottoman Empire must never be forgotten.

We pay our respects to the families of the victims and their families. #neveragain

Today’s commemoration of the Armenian Genocide reminds us that events between 1915 and 1917, where 1.5 million Armenians perished at the hands of the Ottoman Empire must never be forgotten.

We pay our respects to the families of the victims and their families. #neveragain

The hateful, violent, and antisemitic language is disgraceful. The events of October 7, undertaken by Hamas were acts of murder against innocent Jewish and foreign civilians. No protest should glorify this event and utilize the language independent of whatever cause.

Meanwhile, more unabashed Jew-hatred on our city streets, this time hate graffiti on a bus shelter at Spadina and Dupont. Olivia Chow City of Toronto Toronto Police

Of course they won’t 😀

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The genocide of 1.5 million Armenians at the hands of the Ottoman Empire between 1915 and 1917 must never be forgotten. Today, I joined members of the Armenian Canadian community to commemorate this tragic event and to pay respect to the families of victims and survivors.

Praise and promotion of terror masked as peaceful protest in Canada has been met with silence and inaction for far too long, each and every day reaching a new level of hateful ignorance glorifying terrorist org who erode every ounce of human rights, democracy and dignity. Enough.

Chants glorifying terrorism. Chants that the US House of Representatives massively voted are antisemitic. Chants extolling violence. This is not a rally for peace.

2777 anni di Storia 📜

Buon compleanno, 𝐑𝐎𝐌𝐀 🟨🟥

#ASRoma

We hear them loud and clear, especially when they say the quiet part out loud and cheer on the terrorists. “Our resistance attacks are proof that we are almost free; October 7th is proof that we are almost free; long live October 7th.”

2777 anni, buon compleanno Urbe Immortale!

#21Aprile #Roma

Of course they won’t 😀

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Excellent.

I welcome the news of the US House of Representatives approval of the USD 60 billion aid package for our Ukrainian friends.

A clear message to the world and Russia. We must continue to support Ukraine and its fight for freedom and democracy against tyranny. #SlavaUkraini