A few Abandoned promises under Carney, in one list. ABANDONED PROMISES 1) On Dealing with Trump: "After months on the campaign trail, Carney was able to convince voters that he alone was the leader Canada needed to navigate the incessant incoming attacks to the nation's sovereignty from its southern neighbour However, "Prime Minister Mark Carney announced early Saturday he had walked away from talks with the Trump administration. That means the U.S. will impose a 50 per cent tariff on $27 billion of Canadian goods and that Canada will match those tariffs dollar for dollar Truth is he had no intention on dealing with him. Carney benefits through TDS. In fact, when asked by the legacy media if he spoke recently with Trump, he answered annoyed, "Who cares?!" 2) Housing: "During the October 7, 2026 debate on Bill C-39 (the Build Canada Act), Conservative MP Costas Menegakis called out the government for creating more bureaucratic bloat instead of delivering major infrastructure projects for Canadians 14 new government offices ZERO shovels in the ground Remember this? "Prime Minister Mark Carney's housing agency announcement in Nepean, Ontario, where the federal government admitted to using temporary prop houses as a backdrop for a media photo op 3) Immigration: "To help build Canada's long-term economic growth and support our existing domestic workforce, both temporary resident and permanent resident targets will prioritize those who fill specific labour market needs and provide the talent we need to grow the economy. Permanent economic immigration will account for 64% of all immigration in 2027 and 2028, the highest proportion in decades. - 155,000 new student arrivals (49% fewer than last year's target) - 230,000 new temporary worker arrivals (37% fewer than last year's target) - 380,000 new permanent residents (4% fewer than last year's target)"
 Yet, two declarations took place that reversed this "promise." Announced this spring, scholarship worth $25M will be allotted EXCLUSIVELY to Indian nationality in collaboration with Nvidia and 20+ Canadian universities "Asked Friday at a press conference in Kitchener, Ont. about why immigration could soon see a boost despite housing affordability remaining a concern, Diab pointed to the country's slow population growth and the federal government's 'ambitious agenda' SURPRISE MANDATES Opening a consulate in Greenland to serve 16 Canadians, see chart below 👇 High-speed rail where many Canadian homeowners and farmers are likely to be expropriated to make way for a transportation that has never made an in-depth profit evaluation yet the Govt has already spent Meanwhilst, existing VIA Rail Canada remains uncompetitive due to its inability to depart and arrive on time primarily caused by the sale of the railway along CN. 3) Privatisation of high profiting crown corporations such as four major Canadian airports Elbows Up eh! #cdnpoli