What is the solution to high grocery prices? MPs debate | Power Play with Vassy Kapelos

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  • Опубликовано: 21 май 2024
  • MPs join Vassy Kapelos to debate the solution to high grocery prices as the NDP pushes for an excess profits tax.
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Комментарии • 231

  • @palestinelucas
    @palestinelucas 28 дней назад +89

    MPS did find a solution by hiking their own pay and leaving Canadians high and dry as always

    • @seanclarke4522
      @seanclarke4522 28 дней назад +3

      Facts.

    • @phaldaz
      @phaldaz 28 дней назад +2

      Bingo!

    • @salvvilona9078
      @salvvilona9078 28 дней назад

      @@seanclarke4522 To see the facts you have to pay attention and listen

    • @Zebra_3
      @Zebra_3 24 дня назад

      Howdy Doody looks well fed.

  • @enchantedape8180
    @enchantedape8180 28 дней назад +62

    Im sure it couldn't have anything to do with an exponentially increasing carbon tax, out of control spending, and immigration due to ndp / liberal policies.

    • @shauncameron8390
      @shauncameron8390 28 дней назад +20

      And the ever-bloating size of government and public sector.

    • @kentpengelly9896
      @kentpengelly9896 28 дней назад +11

      The price of food is directly related to the carbon tax. The gets hit the hardest with the carbon tax spending tens of thousands of dollars. Then it gets trucked to the the local regulator. Then to production facility each with compounding carbon tax.

    • @jumbome7420
      @jumbome7420 28 дней назад +5

      You nailed it

  • @Konigkev
    @Konigkev 28 дней назад +57

    FJT.

    • @stoneneils
      @stoneneils 28 дней назад

      You'd love to wouldn't you, maybe he'll let you lick it if you ask nicely.

    • @JessT-vg7ib
      @JessT-vg7ib 28 дней назад +1

      You want to fornucate him?

    • @GregDineen
      @GregDineen 27 дней назад

      ​@@JessT-vg7ibI bet you would gladly get on your knees for the Supreme leader

    • @jeremyfitzpatrick7772
      @jeremyfitzpatrick7772 27 дней назад

      ​@JessT-vg7ib No Bubba his cell mate does when he is where he belongs in prison.

    • @JessT-vg7ib
      @JessT-vg7ib 27 дней назад

      @@jeremyfitzpatrick7772 his cell mate is part of the alphabet group?

  • @fjt435
    @fjt435 28 дней назад +41

    Sheer is 100% correct, the rest need to go to the loonie bin

  • @matti8894
    @matti8894 28 дней назад +42

    Axe the tax !

    • @JessT-vg7ib
      @JessT-vg7ib 28 дней назад +1

      that wont bring prices down...stores will just the prices high and pocket the difference

    • @salvvilona9078
      @salvvilona9078 28 дней назад +7

      @@JessT-vg7ib you don't pay taxes do you

    • @JessT-vg7ib
      @JessT-vg7ib 28 дней назад

      @@salvvilona9078 I don't pay taxes because I make sense? That's really sound logic you've got there bud.

    • @jumbome7420
      @jumbome7420 28 дней назад +3

      @@JessT-vg7ibnope that’s completely false

  • @jameswubbolt7787
    @jameswubbolt7787 28 дней назад +36

    Cut the carbon tax. Didn't have such prices until the carbon tax was added.

    • @TimDyck
      @TimDyck 27 дней назад +3

      It is a bigger peice than Vassy implied. But even bigger is how Canadians will save on their energy bills. $17 dollars on every $100 dollars spent heating their homes. $17 dollars on every $100 spent on gas to get to work. That’s money Canadians can then use on food, housing and other things.

    • @Thunderbird_306
      @Thunderbird_306 25 дней назад +1

      Facts. We get patted down for more and more but see less and less of all this money as the years went by

  • @66vex6
    @66vex6 28 дней назад +55

    The Carbon Tax is the most insidious tax to levy a nation. It taxes absolutely everything one needs to live.

    • @Thunderbird_306
      @Thunderbird_306 25 дней назад +1

      And as such things will only go up we will see less and less of it just as we have over the years

    • @trigremlin
      @trigremlin 25 дней назад +2

      A carbon tax is literally artificial inflation.

    • @Thunderbird_306
      @Thunderbird_306 25 дней назад +2

      @@trigremlin on top of the cash they print every single day

  • @AbeySampson-ow8pz
    @AbeySampson-ow8pz 28 дней назад +33

    Taleeb from Pakistan now Heritage Minster in Canada its simply mind blowing and sickening.

    • @tertiagiffen1820
      @tertiagiffen1820 15 дней назад

      You may want to look in the mirror real quick, your racism is showing.

  • @jeffspicolli593
    @jeffspicolli593 28 дней назад +39

    Axe the carbon tax.

  • @coreyvanular6195
    @coreyvanular6195 28 дней назад +35

    Sheer is the only person who makes sense on this panel. End the consumer carbon tax

    • @legendaryssj1209
      @legendaryssj1209 28 дней назад +6

      legit ; NDP said REBATE ... BARF ... get the conservatives in power to get out of our pockets

    • @tertiagiffen1820
      @tertiagiffen1820 15 дней назад

      The reason grocery prices are so high is because chains like Loblaws inflated their prices during the pandemic, kept inflating them ever after that and the federal government isn’t doing anything to rein them in. Trudeau is weak on this, incredibly weak (and probably insanely corrupt, I’m wondering how much the three big grocery chains have donated to his reelection campaign) but not for the reason you mentioned. But I agree that the carbon tax should be abolished for individuals and jacked up for the big emitters.

  • @AbeySampson-ow8pz
    @AbeySampson-ow8pz 28 дней назад +37

    How Taleeb become Minster its mind blowing and sickening

    • @jessielemieux2346
      @jessielemieux2346 28 дней назад +1

      Dude kept jumping from riding to riding until he finally got elected in. He's pure filth.

  • @donnarocha4043
    @donnarocha4043 28 дней назад +20

    Drop the carbon tax for ALL Canadians, save Canada 🇨🇦 ❤

  • @ludmilamanweiler5986
    @ludmilamanweiler5986 28 дней назад +26

    Get rid of Trudeau 😏

  • @castielw8291
    @castielw8291 28 дней назад +11

    Just 20%😂? 5 years ago, a watermelon at Costco was at $5.99, now $15.99. Even chicken wings are so pricy.

    • @jumbome7420
      @jumbome7420 28 дней назад +4

      Thank liberal and NDP voters

    • @MikeTruth-rr6zo
      @MikeTruth-rr6zo 28 дней назад +1

      The libs and ndp need to go back to math class, maybe they had a food program with junk food that's why their brains are farting

  • @vuzztraveler4722910
    @vuzztraveler4722910 28 дней назад +20

    PRICES ARE 4 TIMES WHAT THEY WERE IN 2020

  • @aradcliffe585
    @aradcliffe585 27 дней назад +6

    Why is the "Heritage Minister" talking about grocery prices????
    And what does Taleeb know about Canadian Heritage??? This Government is just an absolute joke...

  • @MrPeaceman71
    @MrPeaceman71 28 дней назад +12

    9 years in .....pretty much all their fault

  • @va3svd
    @va3svd 28 дней назад +28

    Scheer killed it in this. Absolutely murdered it. Vassey gave it to him hard, and he answered BEAUTIFULLY.

    • @ferzadhazeri2377
      @ferzadhazeri2377 28 дней назад +2

      true

    • @philarchambault5767
      @philarchambault5767 28 дней назад +1

      @va3svd
      yup perfect👍

    • @James-mm8pr
      @James-mm8pr 27 дней назад +3

      Sheer may have answered the medium to longer-term issues to help Canadians with affordability. He was not able to say how much Canadians will save on food after they are the tax or what he's gonna do to prevent grocery stores or someone along the chain from increasing their prices.

    • @JackAndTheBeanstalkr
      @JackAndTheBeanstalkr 27 дней назад

      @@James-mm8pr don't wake the con fanboys from their delusion that Millhouse will fix everything just by axing the facts

    • @Zebra_3
      @Zebra_3 24 дня назад

      @@James-mm8pr career politician Howdy Doody knows what happened to the GST cut.

  • @kennordsfan1494
    @kennordsfan1494 28 дней назад +11

    Then just call the election and SEE how Canadians want the carbon tax and the NDP’s answer to anything just tax everything!

  • @DerekLefebvre
    @DerekLefebvre 28 дней назад +16

    it's too bad they can't answer your simple question Vassy.

    • @JackAndTheBeanstalkr
      @JackAndTheBeanstalkr 27 дней назад

      and by they we mean lib/con/dip all (except the con fanboys are oblivious to this)

  • @billybongthorton420
    @billybongthorton420 28 дней назад +12

    The demand for food has absolutely increased! Does this NDP character think the massive influx of immigrants don’t eat?

    • @endlessorbaggins8223
      @endlessorbaggins8223 28 дней назад +1

      Demand for food may have increased, but groceries are still throwing lot of food in the bin. It is not like we have a lack of supply. Shelves in groceries are still full. Not saying influx of immigrants didn't had an impact but I don't think it is the main cause and the biggest impact on food prices.

    • @MikeTruth-rr6zo
      @MikeTruth-rr6zo 28 дней назад

      Most of those new comers only eat Rice

    • @AStri-zg5xc
      @AStri-zg5xc 24 дня назад

      Massive is an understatement

  • @misterchristian123
    @misterchristian123 28 дней назад +7

    Can you kindly have the NDP clearly define what is the difference between PROFIT and EXCESS PROFIT? Like how can anyone quantify how much money a company makes is "excessive"??? Who are you to determine that?

  • @i.am.hodgie
    @i.am.hodgie 28 дней назад +6

    Why aren’t we talking about increasing food supply? Dairy, meat and grain cartels limit the domestic supply of essentials. These Boards need to allow farmers to produce more to improve the supply/demand situation. Taxes won’t fix this.

    • @jumbome7420
      @jumbome7420 28 дней назад

      That’s false. There’s no shortage of food

    • @AStri-zg5xc
      @AStri-zg5xc 24 дня назад

      ​@@jumbome7420not from what I've seen in grocery stores. There IS a shortage, however it might be the same kind of shortage that occurs in the diamond industry that inflates prices artificially.

    • @jumbome7420
      @jumbome7420 24 дня назад

      @@AStri-zg5xc there’s absolutely no food shortage in Canada whatsoever.

  • @MOONSHIPETH
    @MOONSHIPETH 28 дней назад +25

    Taxes keep going up could be a reason prices are higher.
    Government is spending more to service the debt than healthcare and the latest budget is keep on spending. Money printer goes Bruuuu and it all disappears

  • @jeffelder3583
    @jeffelder3583 28 дней назад +9

    the solution is a new government.. in fact, the solution to pretty much all of canadas problems, is a new government

  • @dirtlump
    @dirtlump 27 дней назад +3

    Forget the high Prices..... I've never seen our local Grocery Stores so EMPTY ?

  • @user77654
    @user77654 28 дней назад +4

    kids school food program what a load of crap. just let parents take home more money so that we can all afford food for our kids, not big governments taking control of our kids by giving them food

    • @zachweyrauch2988
      @zachweyrauch2988 28 дней назад

      Who pays for the school if no one gets taxed?

  • @ByronLee403
    @ByronLee403 28 дней назад +9

    Vassy for PM!!

  • @melissahouse1697
    @melissahouse1697 28 дней назад +13

    If I can buy watermelon for 299 at a small town No Frills, and it's 10.99 at the loblaws in the city on the same day ,it's not inflation. They don't need another tax ,they need price regulation especially on grown in Ontario.

    • @jumbome7420
      @jumbome7420 28 дней назад +1

      Totally agree it’s sickening the price difference.

    • @AStri-zg5xc
      @AStri-zg5xc 24 дня назад +1

      Careful with giving the govt the power to control prices and companies outright. That is one slippery slope. Instead let's get rid of private monopolies 👍

  • @cindybrown9898
    @cindybrown9898 28 дней назад +7

    its official we shop in buffalo our prices are DOUBLE then that of the usa why theres no reason

  • @Baileygirl2023
    @Baileygirl2023 27 дней назад +2

    NDP are so out of touch. Adding a tax will only increase prices

  • @NoGattsuNoGlory
    @NoGattsuNoGlory 28 дней назад +14

    Liberals will say " we are fighting for Canadians... We will stabilize the price" which means nothing concrete

    • @Wheelsspin.81
      @Wheelsspin.81 28 дней назад +5

      The Liberals aren't going to do💩

  • @pantherman4699
    @pantherman4699 28 дней назад +6

    I love how Taleeb can say that "to have competition is a big big win for Canadians".......yeah, maybe set your sight on Bell, Rogers and Telus and how they use the CRTC to gouge the life out of Canada and have been doing it forever. I guess we only want to pick and choose what industries allow competition. Its all corrupt.

  • @pengwang203
    @pengwang203 28 дней назад +8

    Why not have some anti monopoly measures? Take away all the tax benefits the big companies has and ban them from take over or merge with competitors til the price get to a more affordable level

    • @jumbome7420
      @jumbome7420 28 дней назад +2

      Hey rod of Trudeau and the carbon tax

    • @AStri-zg5xc
      @AStri-zg5xc 24 дня назад

      THIS ☝! Someone with a clue! Yes....break up the monopolies and end their tax shelters......holy chryst someone gets it....ty for commenting!😊

  • @rancher6820
    @rancher6820 27 дней назад +3

    Giving a grocery benefit is another braindead idea. All we have is a way for governments to subsidize big corp's. We need to expand the small business model and allow Canadians to be succesful.

  • @krissingleton4292
    @krissingleton4292 26 дней назад +2

    Money printing sounds like a more realistic cause to this (and other) problems than grocery companies supposedly being so greedy they've increased food prices 20%. Canada needs to go on an elimination diet, instead of piling on more and more legislation/bureaucracy.

  • @bridgetcarrancho846
    @bridgetcarrancho846 28 дней назад +4

    This government talks and talks and talks and talks and does absolutely nothing except spend billions of dollars on things Canadians do not benefit from.

  • @canttouchthis5735
    @canttouchthis5735 28 дней назад +4

    Vassy is one of the best journalists I have ever witnessed. She comes through with facts and brings real questions to politicians who duck around. Why don't they EVER answer the question straight??!! But I love Vassy's followup questions and facts.

  • @81654
    @81654 28 дней назад +13

    When grocers are reporting record profits each quarter earnings report, what we are seeing is not inflation but rather "greedflation". We need to hold grocers accountable for high prices

    • @shauncameron8390
      @shauncameron8390 28 дней назад +7

      Not before we hold the government accountable for the high taxes and inflation that caused it.

    • @jeffstewart4162
      @jeffstewart4162 28 дней назад +7

      Record profits or record revenues?

    • @EyeSee4.8
      @EyeSee4.8 28 дней назад +1

      ​@jeffstewart4162 you have just asked the critical question.

    • @bradmcdowell9168
      @bradmcdowell9168 28 дней назад

      ​@@jeffstewart4162 profits

    • @jumbome7420
      @jumbome7420 28 дней назад

      @@jeffstewart4162profits

  • @leofortey7561
    @leofortey7561 27 дней назад +2

    Let me get this straight. Adding a 'excess profits tax' will lower prices? Wait... lemme go back to grade 5 math. $5 + %corporatetax + %profittax < $5 + %corporatetax ? Yup. NDP are gooder at math than me. 😆

  • @user-pj6lu9lh1y
    @user-pj6lu9lh1y 28 дней назад +3

    GroceryFlation = GreedFlation ?
    NDP called that term months ago. Why does NDP not add this urgent demand to penalize grocery companies doing the GroceryFlation ( GreedFlation ) as a Non-Confident Vote this month so this reality of financial pain is resolved completely ?

  • @colinjohnston5734
    @colinjohnston5734 27 дней назад +1

    The NDP harp on about lablaws “record” profit. They also paid record payroll, they paid record maintenance costs, had record theft. For every 100$ spent lablaws makes 4$ that’s perfectly reasonable.

  • @endlessorbaggins8223
    @endlessorbaggins8223 28 дней назад +3

    What does inflation getting lower means when a chips bag has shrinked by half but sells for same price? We are still getting less for our money. And what happened exactly for the food to inflate so high? We are importing all from other countries and shipping costs have increased because transport companies havent lowered their price after the pandemic? There is a shortage of goods? The population has suddendly doubled and there is not enough supply for the demand? Is it the supply/demand that is at play? Suddenly grocery stores are no longer throwing food in the bin because it didn't sold and expired? Or is it because producers, manufacturers and groceries suddenly got greedy and wanted to increase their profit to please their stockholders? I seriously don't see what is the cause of this steep increase other than greed.

  • @v.nikolova6308
    @v.nikolova6308 27 дней назад +1

    Vassy, you’re soooo well prepared and professional! Thank you!

  • @DA-pt1em
    @DA-pt1em 13 дней назад

    Where is the accountability for violating his oath of office????? This is ridiculous. He needs to be charged!!!

  • @pete8516
    @pete8516 27 дней назад +1

    May be the NDP should also put an excessive profit tax on Provincial Liquor Stores too? It’s okay for governments to make excessive profits but not corporations…,hmmm….

  • @joshuabryks2389
    @joshuabryks2389 28 дней назад +7

    Don't forget what a difference removing small amounts of carbon tax in Manitoba and Saskatchewan made.

  • @Capcarap333
    @Capcarap333 28 дней назад +4

    Only 20% ? seems more like 50%!

  • @Melanie-uz9mi
    @Melanie-uz9mi 27 дней назад +1

    It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out if you get rid of the carbon tax then the farmer's price will come down, transportation price will come down and grocery prices should come down if not then there's some gouging happening and they should be made to come down!

  • @andrewryba7864
    @andrewryba7864 27 дней назад +1

    more competition.
    need coops accross the country.
    if you introduce profit tax it get passed onto the consumer.
    WHEN TAXES ARE INCREASED THE ADDED COSTS ARE ALWAYS PASSED ONTO THE CONSUMER.

  • @NFTwizardz
    @NFTwizardz 27 дней назад +1

    Rent and housing prices also went up 50% and above within 5 years too lol dont just blame the CEOs
    We cannot deny everyone has been taking their gains because of inflation and rapid cash printing, Ive went from 26 to 30 dollars an hour within 5 years. Name a tax that hasnt cause more inflation?

  • @user-fp3ox1ti2o
    @user-fp3ox1ti2o 27 дней назад +2

    Typical liberal answers, we are looking it into it but nothing concrete is ever done.

  • @elizabethmaric5029
    @elizabethmaric5029 27 дней назад +1

    what it means is we vote the incompetent out...taxes do not fix financial ignorance by the NDP and Liberals

  • @James-mm8pr
    @James-mm8pr 27 дней назад

    I am ok granting Sheer his points. I just want to know on the day they take office, how much of my 1000$ grocery bill will go down when the tax is axed.

  • @alexandermaclean1735
    @alexandermaclean1735 27 дней назад +1

    Inflationary spending and the exponential effect of the carbon tax is the cause of over priced food.

  • @ewal36
    @ewal36 28 дней назад +1

    20%? Foreign supplies?
    Same box of eggs from 8 to13, and same bag of flour from 6 to 10. Both are over 60% increase in the last three years, and both are Domestic production.

    • @MikeTruth-rr6zo
      @MikeTruth-rr6zo 28 дней назад

      When some products have doubled that's 200%

  • @mathieucormier9537
    @mathieucormier9537 23 дня назад

    Does anyone else feel like the key to solving the high grocery prices is all of their proposed solutions combined? Its frustrating that all parties just squabble and fight over something so universal like food security...

  • @skeet4725
    @skeet4725 28 дней назад +12

    Election!

  • @user-ys6sn2vk5r
    @user-ys6sn2vk5r 28 дней назад +2

    We had food banks in Canada for how long now ??? Crazy in 2024 , unsanitary ! Just talk

    • @shauncameron8390
      @shauncameron8390 28 дней назад

      Since Justin's step-father's last term in office.

  • @Baileygirl2023
    @Baileygirl2023 27 дней назад +1

    So the liberals speaker is asking for transparency from grocers but why can’t Canadians expect the same transparency from the liberals. Example liberals will not release information on foreign interference

  • @devinmcmanus
    @devinmcmanus 26 дней назад

    Say... how come none of these guys proposed breaking up the monopolies that are already here?

  • @scottb9026
    @scottb9026 27 дней назад

    We need more competition period. The only “measures” we should be pursuing are those that make the market in Canada more perfectly competitive. For example getting rid of marketing boards and adjusting regulation and taxation to spur competition in the food processing sector. But hey if we actually lower prices and made people’s life better what would we fundraise off of next election cycle?

  • @jshuyaclips1616
    @jshuyaclips1616 28 дней назад +6

    PMs should be required to have an economics degree, Turdeau is a failed drama teacher. Enough said, now we are paying the price!

    • @shauncameron8390
      @shauncameron8390 28 дней назад +1

      And voters should require a knowledge of basic economics.

    • @bradmcdowell9168
      @bradmcdowell9168 28 дней назад +1

      What moronic concept

    • @HemiJB91
      @HemiJB91 28 дней назад +1

      Freeland no economic experience but she knows what's best for my life. Joke

  • @Talksin403
    @Talksin403 28 дней назад +1

    It's the carbon tax
    ThiS is a no-brainer

  • @karen406
    @karen406 18 дней назад

    Getting rid of the Carbon Tax and the gouging Middleman are likely the best answers! Shop at the Farm instead!!! You will give them your support directly! And they need it for they're producing our food. Kudos to them and their hard work!!!

  • @Motiahmed330
    @Motiahmed330 27 дней назад +1

    Let's say carbon tax goes away. Agree that will not solve this issue. I expect more from the Conservatives at this point in the game. The conservatives just making everything about Trudeau is getting old. Please answer Vassy's question clearly instead of going back to the blame game. The liberals do not have any solutions here that is very clear (for whatever reason maybe this is rocket science to them) but the conservatives do not seem to have a solution either. The NDP makes the most sense here (so weird!). Just incentivize and bring in Aldi. everyone else will suddently play ball.

  • @barbaraburton6150
    @barbaraburton6150 28 дней назад

    Vassy is amazing. She sure researches her topics. Held everyone's feet to the fire! 17:23

  • @diclawsus
    @diclawsus 16 дней назад

    You need to have more than conversations, you need drastic and immediate action.

  • @Talksin403
    @Talksin403 28 дней назад

    I can't.beive this is even a debate
    Why is steel 4 times more expensive than wood stud for stud?
    Carbon tax

  • @jay1645
    @jay1645 27 дней назад

    Excess tax on grocers and distribute as credits to need based consumers as in the EU area ? lol

  • @justcheckin_in
    @justcheckin_in 27 дней назад

    I Love Vassy. THIS Is how you press politicians.

  • @JimSimonelli
    @JimSimonelli 28 дней назад

    Bring in foreign grocers ? Are walmart and costco Canadian ?

  • @TempestMia
    @TempestMia 28 дней назад

    Love Vashy pushing them on how slow acting they are, calling them on what's essentially spinning an L into a W.

  • @user-yd6sj3pe4j
    @user-yd6sj3pe4j 28 дней назад +9

    Once prices is gone up business owners doesn’t like to bring the prices down .
    If increase business owners no hesitation to put the price up
    I worked in grocery store .our profits is small margin
    For sure inflation is not down

  • @lekang8179
    @lekang8179 22 дня назад

    not up 20%, my feeling is more than 50%! NDP's proposal is a joke to tax more on groceries then grocery stores will charge.more at the end. We nees more competition.

  • @user-lx2gk9cq1y
    @user-lx2gk9cq1y 27 дней назад

    You go Vassy they keep avoiding the question lol

  • @jamiemacleod3994
    @jamiemacleod3994 24 дня назад

    Sheer is the only one in the room who understands economics. Canadians should be required to pass an introductory economics course before they are allowed to vote.

  • @Thunderbird_306
    @Thunderbird_306 25 дней назад

    Axe the tax and stop giving away our money!

  • @philisdaman99
    @philisdaman99 28 дней назад +1

    How about an excess profit tax on Taleeb, who has personally affected housing affordability by personally flipping 41 properties (half within 12 months of owning them) for $4.9 million in personal profits? Hypocrisy at its finest!

    • @MikeTruth-rr6zo
      @MikeTruth-rr6zo 28 дней назад

      Politicians should not be shareholders or real estate investors, the laws need to change

  • @Cespasbeau
    @Cespasbeau 20 дней назад

    Put a lock on the immigration gates, and stop saying Loblaw's is on board. It's my understanding that Loblaw's hasn't signed anything, and won't, unless the remaining players agree to signing as well.

  • @timothey94
    @timothey94 25 дней назад

    The fact anybody thought Sheer could be Prime Minister is really out of touch. I’m conservative and I cannot stand listening to that guy talk. Get him off TV. He’s so bad for conservatives.

  • @maritimer3027
    @maritimer3027 28 дней назад +2

    Noor Mohammed ! Isn’t he the guy that flipped @ 45 homes in Vancouver?

    • @MikeTruth-rr6zo
      @MikeTruth-rr6zo 28 дней назад

      Yup, that's why politicians should not be allowed to own shares in companies or any RE other than their primary residence

  • @neiljosselyn8417
    @neiljosselyn8417 27 дней назад

    That 20% is a myth it’s more like 50%. If an item was $3.00 and is now $4.25 that is 42% inflation. Then you buy 50-75 items and add tax to some … there is no way it’s only 20%.

  • @Baileygirl2023
    @Baileygirl2023 27 дней назад

    Her question is fair. Two years and nothing fixed. So how much longer before you actually do something that actually works

  • @MikeTruth-rr6zo
    @MikeTruth-rr6zo 28 дней назад

    Canadians don't have kids , the birth rate is on a steep decline. Exactly whose kids are you feeding with our tax dollars??

  • @linaF5050
    @linaF5050 28 дней назад

    I went to the store to buy pop they're raised Hst by 2% on the bills say 13%, and it didn't add up. So really today, Wednesday HST is now 15% Liberal and NDP just added 2% hike on food pay cheques or other places we pay HST is higher, not brighter. The government thinks we weren't going to notice oops 😬

  • @dangrather1280
    @dangrather1280 23 дня назад

    20%?
    Some things have gone up 100%

  • @stephenwlodarczyk175
    @stephenwlodarczyk175 27 дней назад

    Justin Trudeau “I’m going to go in debt so Canadians don’t have to”. Fingers crossed 🤞 as he whispers “for now” and finishes with a wink 😜.
    Three years later “now I’ll let Canadians go broke”.

  • @funmud._.
    @funmud._. 28 дней назад

    thanks Vassy for being fair.

  • @jessielemieux2346
    @jessielemieux2346 28 дней назад

    It's really the whole shibang. Carbon tax, monopolization of grocery industry, bilingual labelling, etc.

  • @67697072
    @67697072 27 дней назад

    And nothing will change......EVER!!!

  • @dicekar
    @dicekar 28 дней назад

    All they are willing to do is have conversations not soloutions as they have to admit there are problems caused by the government

  • @terrystouf8906
    @terrystouf8906 28 дней назад

    20% seems way low to me ? These deceptive inflation formulas need to change ..

  • @oceancape
    @oceancape 28 дней назад

    Vassey is a great host.

  • @Chriskiller27
    @Chriskiller27 23 дня назад

    Increase peoples wages and cut some taxes so we can take home more of our money we worked so hard for to buy those expensive groceries!!

  • @jamesdavies5386
    @jamesdavies5386 27 дней назад

    the most annoying thing about this video is that they are all correct at the same time. Worldwide issues are a factor, the money printing was somewhat of a factor, and greed-flation is a factor. I wish they would all stop trying to get social clips and govern together.

  • @Glory-to-God.
    @Glory-to-God. 27 дней назад

    If its legal to rob and steal, do you think they will stop because they've just grown a conscience

  • @philipsimmonds1103
    @philipsimmonds1103 28 дней назад

    3.7% profit margin.. those greedy corporations

  • @williamterrymasters1934
    @williamterrymasters1934 28 дней назад

    The earth and all the planets are created and made in the sky before anything or anyone is 😂

  • @8randomprettysecret8
    @8randomprettysecret8 28 дней назад

    Yikes 😳