Justin Trudeau: Raising Taxes In Canada

Towards education, the liberals only think about the students in big cities and how they can make it easier for them but did he ever think about small towns in Canada where the education is very

It has now been over two, and a half years since us citizens have decided to nominate Justin Pierre James Trudeau as the 23rd Prime Minister of Canada. Justin Trudeau may be an appealing Prime Minister to many, but many Canadians are failing to understand that he is forbidding Canada to propel forward and to meet its true potential in many facets. Not many actions Justin Trudeau raised have affected Canada vastly in the past two years, at least not for the good. Trudeau has also been operating in contrast to his pledges such as the tax promises. ( Financial Post, 27 Sept. 2017.) Ever since November 2015 (when Trudeau was elected), citizens (especially middle class) had high hopes, and were lead to dismay, and over the course of time, began

From watching his dad become Prime Minister to becoming one himself, here are the impacts Justin Trudeau has made in this year.

In the middle of 2012-2013, there were articles with central themes such as “the second coming of Trudeaumenia” referring to Justin, where they were vociferous and touting his celebrity status, eloquence and a famous name that can possibly not hurt his chances. Author Ron Graham, noted that Justin Trudeau was an interesting young man with a glamorous name, no baggage. But if there 's to be any Trudeaumania, it would have to build from scratch

Tom Mulcair is also running to become Canada's new Prime Minister and he is with the New Democratic Party (NDP). On Thomas Mulcair's platform plank he talks about how he wants to improve public health care, make quality childcare affordable, protect the environment, to create and protect good jobs, make life more affordable and to build infrastructure. The NDP believe that change is a good thing when it comes to the government. Also, they are big believers in intellectual equality and economic equality. Although they are big believers in equality, they still do believe in intellectual freedom and economic freedom, but just not as much as equality. The NDP are promising taxation for the benefit of everyone.

For starters, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau who leads the Liberal Party won and “promises for changes to his supporters.”1 PM Trudeau stated that his most priority in changing the country would be throughout the Immigration here in Canada. Immigrants obviously know how Citizenship works; they have to wait for at least four to six years to be qualified to take the test of the Citizenship. However, PM Trudeau made a proposal regarding about the years of waiting from three out of five years so that the Immigrants who are a Permanent Resident will no longer wait for a very long time. In addition, the Liberal Party changed the age of an applicant to 18 years of age and above (64 years old); this is absolutely a great plan because the age policy

Justin Trudeau was born on Christmas day. He is strong, athletic and relatable. His extraordinary childhood of privilege was public. As a Prime Minister, he is framed mostly to posse’s youthful charm and traits - the physical acumen, a taste for the rigorous, and the zeal for testing himself. Indeed, his celebrity was a contributing factor and ascension to the office of the prime minister.

The federal government of America, is appointing a new president for their country. Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, Ted Cruz and many other candidates are in the race for presidential contender. One specific candidate, may change global views towards a nationality. This racist is no other than, Donald Trump. He believes that Syrian refugees should not be allowed to enter America. His political views towards this group, is creating a negative influence on Canadian citizens.

The young adults who were in the youth bracket of voting when Stephen Harper was elected are now in the middle aged category, which meant a whole new wave of youth voters, and a brand new mindset. Youth voters grew up seeing what Stephen Harper’s plans for Canada were and faced many downfalls due to him. “Since Harper became prime minister in 2006, social conservatives have watched efforts to reverse same-sex marriages abandoned, marijuana sold openly in Vancouver dispensaries, and the Supreme Court of Canada unanimously rejecting a prohibition on physician-assisted dying.” People became scared of what Stephen Harper was attempting to change Canada into and were alarmed by the dark path he seemed to be leading the country down. Stephen Harper caused a lack of trust to be built amongst citizens through introducing multiple pieces of legislation that affect Canadians privacy and security. For example, bills such as C-51, the controversial Anti-Terrorism Act, bill C-13, the Lawful Access/ Cyberbullying Act, and bill C-44, the Protection of Canada from Terrorists Act. Canadians had their privacy and security pushed to the limit under Stephen Harper, and experienced improper security safeguards that he only pushed to expand further. When the 2015 Federal Election was announced in August, Canadians were ready for optimism and

The Liberal Party of Canada created the policy to legalize marijuana. The Liberal Party voted for legalizing marijuana in its official manifesto before the election. The Liberal Party would like to create the policy to regulate or decriminalize the marijuana, which must be cost effective and able to keep away the marijuana drug out of the hands of young children. The other criterion for the legalization marijuana for the Liberal Party of Canada is to reduce the incarceration rates among youth. The Liberal Party also conclude that the current marijuana prohibition does not work and too many Canadians end up with the criminal record for possessing a small amount of marijuana.

Many Canadians wanted change in the government and amongst that, they have voted for the Liberal Party. It is important that the Canadian law system changes to adapt to society and fix the patches that it has. As the government tried to introduce more severe penalties and other deterrents to stop Canadian's from using or producing marijuana. But was not very successful.

Marijuana legalization has been a debateable topic in the recent history. Canada’s government sees Marijuana as the biggest threat while alcohol and tobacco, two of the most life threatening substances are legal, so why not legalize marijuana as well? Is prohibition of marijuana really helping the society or is it just creating the forbidden fruit effect”, which provokes the citizens to try it? There are many different ideas regarding its complete legalization as well as the smaller scale medical marijuana legalization. Regardless of what the conclusion of the argument is, these beliefs fall under either social order or conflict perspective. Following this topic,

The legal and social importance of Trudeau’s marijuana policy is huge. But what about the politics of this landmark legislation? Trudeau’s approach is to highlight the get-tough parts, especially making it a separate crime to sell weed to kids. How will Canadian voters compute the Liberal stance? Is it possible to somehow cast legalizing marijuana as a pillar of a stern, law-and-order campaign message?

In October 19th, the Canada elected a new prime minister. After a campagne of 78 days the Canada has decide to elect Justin Trudeau he will be the 23 prime minister of the Canada. At 43 years old he became the second youngness prime minister in the history of Canada. The Liberal has won 182 circumscriptions versus 102 for the Conservator. This event is very important for the Canada but also for all the others Country of the world. The governments Liberal are majority so they can do laws without the agreement of the opposition that are minority. Like we see in the newspapers or in the television, the government want to rescue 25 000 refugee of Syria has quickly as possible. The government of Canada will invest more than 678 million of dollars over six years to support and ensuring integration for these Syrian refugees.

Firstly, The NDP’s main goal, -To build a better Canada, where no one is left behind. Meaning they will support the less fortunate Canadians and help elevate them into a better social class. They will support the lower class by taxing the richer population, closing the income gap. This approach I suspect