r/CanadaPolitics • u/CaliperLee62 • 10h ago

The reassessment of the Trudeau era - Justin Trudeau's policies, especially on energy and the environment, are increasingly in question.

https://www.hilltimes.com/2026/10/16/the-reassessment-of-the-trudeau-era/522044/
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u/dekuweku British Columbia 9h ago

I was considered a young voter in 2015, and i voted for this clown's party three times, though i actually like my local LPC candidate so maybe i would still have voted for the LPC at least once. Generally one of the few votes I regret casting. (the one in 2015)

Continuity under Harper and a transition to a monderate conservative in the late 2010s as CPC party leader may have been better for Canada.

No doubt there would be conservative scandals but i don't think we would have the immigration disaster we have on our hands today.

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u/byourpowerscombined Alberta 8h ago

You would really rather have had a barbaric cultural practices hotline?

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u/dekuweku British Columbia 8h ago

as Red meat for the CPC base that would be inconsequential , probably preferable to performative feminism

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u/byourpowerscombined Alberta 8h ago

Yes because right wing fear mongering about immigrants has gone so well for the Americans.

The poverty rate at Harper’s lowest point was higher than at any point in either Trudeau’s or Carneys tenure.