

Blacklock's Reporter Check-In: "It's Mathematically Impossible For Cabinet To Meet Its Housing Affordability Target"
7 snips Feb 6, 2025
Tom Korski, Managing Editor of Blacklock's Reporter, shares sharp insights into Canadian politics and the unattainable housing affordability targets set by the government. He discusses the Prime Minister's controversial summit location choice and its implications for political transparency. The conversation delves into conflicting energy policies, highlighting the government's struggle to reconcile past commitments with current realities. Korski critiques political promises on housing, calling out systemic failures and urging personal responsibility in addressing challenges.
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Trudeau's Preference for Scripted Events
- The Prime Minister Trudeau prefers scripted events.
- Unscripted events like Parliament lack teleprompters, making him less comfortable.
Policy Reversal
- The Canadian government's recent pro-energy stance contradicts their past actions.
- They previously defended bill C-69, adding regulations to energy projects.
Guilbeault's Conflicting Actions
- Environment Minister Stephen Guilbeault's actions contradict his past environmental advocacy.
- He endorsed Mark Carney, who wants to repeal the carbon tax, and approved eliminating electric car rebates.