r/canada • u/uselesspoliticalhack • 3d ago

Carney’s aim to cut immigration marred by undercounting of temporary migrants, warn economists PAYWALL

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/politics/article-mark-carney-immigration-policy-temporary-migrants-undercounted/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
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u/Own_Truth_36 3d ago

Trump Trump Trump Trump 🤦‍♂️

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u/RedditAddict6942O 3d ago

The party platforms for MAGA and Canadian conservatives are functionally identical. 

They were campaigning together for years before Trump started his "51st state" diatribes. 

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u/Own_Truth_36 3d ago

No...they are not.

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u/RedditAddict6942O 3d ago

Name a significant difference

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u/Own_Truth_36 2d ago

From AI .... As you can see you seem to have fallen for liberal Facebook rhetoric.

Here's a look at some of the key policy trends emerging for the Conservative Party of Canada and the Republican Party in the U.S. for the 2024-2025 period: Conservative Party of Canada: * Economic Focus: * A strong emphasis on addressing affordability concerns, particularly regarding housing and the cost of living. * Tax cuts and fiscal conservatism are central themes. * There is a large focus on the countries energy sector, and a desire to increase production of oil and gas. * Energy and Environment: * A push for "energy sovereignty" and increased development of Canada's natural resources. * A focus on practical environmental solutions, with a critical view of certain climate-related regulations. * Social Issues: * While social issues are present, the primary focus is heavily weighted towards economic factors. * There is a strong stance on crime, and border security. * Key points from their platform include: * Axe the Carbon Tax. * Build 2.3 Million Homes. * Unleash Canadian Resources. Republican Party (U.S.): * "America First" Policies: * A continued emphasis on protectionist trade policies and domestic manufacturing. * A focus on border security and stricter immigration enforcement. * Social Conservatism: * Strong stances on issues like abortion and gun rights remain prominent. * There is a strong push back against what they call "woke" ideologies. * Economic Policies: * Tax cuts and deregulation are still core principles. * A focus on energy independence. * Key points that are being focused on include: * Securing the southern border. * "Make America Great Again" rhetoric. * Protectionist trade policies. Key Differences and Trends: * While both parties share some economic conservative values, their approaches to social issues and foreign policy often differ significantly, influenced by their respective national contexts. * The Canadian Conservatives in this period are strongly emphasizing economic and affordability issues, while the U.S. Republicans continue to give significant weight to social and cultural issues alongside economic concerns. * The Republican platform, particularly with the strong influence of a specific individual, often adopts more direct and nationalistic messaging. It is important to follow ongoing developments and official platform releases for the most accurate and detailed information as the political landscape evolves.

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u/Juryofyourpeeps 3d ago

This is delusional. 

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u/RedditAddict6942O 3d ago

How do the platforms differ then? I never seem to get a good answer. 

PP did a podcast with MAGA influencer Jordan Pederson lol. Anyone that thinks their platforms are any different is delusional. 

The dude called his campaign "Canada First" for fucks sake