The federal Liberal party embraced an expansion of affordable housing, building high\u002Dspeed rail between Ontario and Quebec, and a basic guaranteed income as their three\u002Dday policy convention wrapped up in Ottawa Saturday.
He noted there are five byelections coming up soon, only two of them seats won by Liberals in 2021.
In addition to affordable housing and a basic livable income, Liberals also re-embraced the idea of overhauling the electoral system itself. Trudeau promised to do so in 2015, but broke that promise when he said the political parties could not find a consensus on which system to use.
He said he backs the recent budget of Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland, which shows deficits in each of the next five years. Guilbeault said that budget heavily invests in clean technology to keep Canada in the race during the clean tech industrial revolution underway. “I think we have we have a couple of budgets before the next election, so we’ll have all the opportunity to discuss this particular issue and obviously especially leading to the election,” he said.Article content
On Friday night, two ministers who have been seen as possible front runners shared the stage with two keynote speakers. “Between Mr. Chretien and Francois-Philippe Champagne, that part of the country has produced two of the best prime min-, politicians that I’ve ever met,” said MacAulay, to laughter and applause.
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