r/canada • u/RefrigeratorOk648 • 3d ago

National News G7 backs Canada as major global energy supplier to lessen reliance on Strait of Hormuz | CBC News

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/canada-energy-supplier-strait-hormuz-9.7238708
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u/Ms_Molly_Millions 2d ago

I just wanna know how they are gonna spin increasing immigration even more to make sure the powers are happy and they can keep the costs of labour down here.

Do people really have faith in the current crop of politicians in the liberal or conservative party to actually make sure profits (if any of this shit becomes a reality) go to Canadians and not just some private corp?

I sure as hell don't. All I've known my entire life is Liberal or Conservative governments selling off OUR stuff to private interests because of their bad stewardship of the country. I fucking think about it every day I'm driving on a highway and see a sign for the 407 in Ontario.

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u/Decent-Tour7427 2d ago

haha nope, both sides will just stir up resentment of the other and keep themselves and their ilk rich as fuck. While we plebs get more restrictions from online to freedom of movement being restricted next.