Government of Canada
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Total Mentions: 9
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Positive Mentions: 1
Negative Mentions: 5
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💬 117 comments
⬆︎ 3169 upvotes
Mentioned in the context of investment and government funding.
Found in /r/canada/💬 34 comments
⬆︎ 60 upvotes
The comment refers to the current government's actions, expressing skepticism and disapproval of their financial management, which is linked to the discussion about Victory Bonds.
Found in /r/canada/Apr 1, 2025
Carney trumpets death of consumer carbon tax, Poilievre claims Liberals will let it live again
💬 441 comments
⬆︎ 490 upvotes
Criticizing the current government's policies and potential future actions.
Found in /r/canada/Mar 28, 2025
Canada appeals directly to 'hardworking Americans' with anti-tariff billboards in 12 U.S. states - 'We need to send a message to the American people, for them to understand what’s at stake,' Mélanie Joly told CNN
💬 60 comments
⬆︎ 530 upvotes
Comments suggest the campaign is a waste of money and won't change minds, particularly among Trump supporters.
Found in /r/canada/Mar 3, 2025
Canada cutting incentives for going to trade school?
💬 90 comments
⬆︎ 63 upvotes
Discussion of government policies.
Found in /r/skilledtrades/Feb 10, 2025
Canada may overshoot population targets, with complications looming: Desjardins
💬 234 comments
⬆︎ 150 upvotes
Comments express frustration with the lack of effective action from the Canadian government regarding the consequences of overpopulation.
Found in /r/canada/Feb 2, 2025
‘Unjust and unjustified’: Poilievre outlines tariff response
💬 1384 comments
⬆︎ 705 upvotes
There is some support for a strong Canadian response to the tariffs, including the idea of retaliatory tariffs. However, this is mostly in relation to the US government, not specifically a brand.
Found in /r/canada/Jan 14, 2025
Canada Carbon Rebate payments go out this week. Here’s how much most Ontarians will get
💬 98 comments
⬆︎ 8 upvotes
The commenter views the rebate as a 'Liberal bribe' with no environmental benefit, indicating strong negativity.
Found in /r/canada/Jan 12, 2025
Feds spent a record $20.7-billion on outsourcing contracts last fiscal year - The federal government's 2023-24 public accounts show a consistent increase over the $18.6-billion spent for outsourcing in the previous fiscal year, $17.5-billion in 2021–22, and $14.7-billion in 2020–21.
💬 50 comments
⬆︎ 229 upvotes
The high cost of outsourcing is criticized in the context of the federal government's spending, with comments suggesting that the money could have been used more effectively for other purposes.
Found in /r/canada/Subscribe to our newsletter!
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