Current Liberal Party Policy
The current Liberal Party is disappointed that it is in a minority position in the House of Commons after the last election. It does not welcome having to negotiate with the opposition parties in order to successfully push its agenda through Parliament. As a result, it is possible that the Carney government could call another snap election at any time, based on the belief that a snap election will result in a Liberal majority government.
According to an Abacus poll on August 7, 2025, Prime Minister Carney had a 48 per cent positive impression rating and 29 per cent negative. This Abacus poll suggests that if an election were held today, the Liberals would secure 43 per cent of votes from decided voters and Conservatives would land 40 per cent. However, these numbers may be starting to shift as a later Abacus poll dated, August 24, 2025, indicates that Canadians’ top concerns now are the cost of living, immigration, housing etc. – issues in which the Conservatives hold strong positions.
Support for Carney can be attributed in large part to the positive, fawning coverage he has been provided by the government-funded media. It portrays Carney as a hardworking and competent prime minister, even though his whirlwind of activity since his election months ago has in fact brought no significant achievements – a classic case of activity masquerading as achievement!
Canada is facing so many problems without even a budget in place, such as a housing crisis and stalled trade talks. Unemployment is now at 7% nationally, but a staggering 14% for those 24 years and younger. Government programs that have raised the minimum wage and increased the supply of low-skilled foreign workers have arguably pushed out this younger generation from the labour market.
It seems that the politically inexperienced Carney is operating over his head. The media has made little of Carney’s huge conflicts of interest arising from his list of personal investments that were made public in July. It indicated that Carney has financial interests in over a hundred companies worldwide, including foreign oil and gas companies, while at the same time, he is ignoring the Canadian oil and gas industry. Further, the media has made little mention of the extraordinary choice by Carney of his so-called “blind trust” managing his investments. It consists of his Chief of Staff, Marc-André Blanchard, and his personally selected Clerk of the Privy Council, Michael Sabia. Carney will be meeting regularly with these two individuals, which will give him plenty of opportunity to discuss his investments with them. Integrity is not a part of the Liberal government, (REALity Update, August 22, 2025, Are Canadian Families Safe in Their Own Country?)
Further, Carney has demonstrated a remarkable ability to anger U.S. President Donald Trump. This is no accident. For example, Canada and China are one of the few countries that have not reached a settlement on tariffs with Trump. The Liberal government through Carney is deliberately stirring up anti-Trump sentiment which is a benefit to the Liberal Party (and to China) as Carney is incessantly promoted in the media as the only person in Canada capable of dealing with Trump and must therefore remain prime minister to do so. In the process of his performance as prime minister, Carney has also been slowly and carefully strangling civil rights in Canada. Parliament has not met since last December, except for a few weeks when Carney pushed through his all-encompassing Bill C5 (REALity Update, July 12, 2025, We Have Given Complete Power to Carney).
Carney is planning to re-introduce the Online Harms Act which will introduce censors to curtail free speech on the Internet. In addition, Carney has unilaterally, without consultation, switched Canada from unwavering support for Israel to support for Palestinians, forgetting the atrocious slaughter of Israelis by Hamas on October 7, 2023. Undoubtedly this move is to acquire the votes from Muslim voters who now comprise 4.9% of the Canadian population.
There remains a potential in our future that a Liberal majority government may be elected. If this occurs, we can expect continued corruption and can be assured that mainstream Canadians will be denied participation in Canada’s policies.
No matter who is elected in the next election, we are certainly facing an unhappy and difficult future, requiring faith and a renewal of the family and the Judeo-Christian values that made Canada possible.