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The 13 charts that prove the lost Liberal decade

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Just how much worse have things become since Justin Trudeau’s Liberals took power in 2015? Take a look as Jesse Kline examines Canada’s lost decade through 13 economic indicators.

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Thomas Lukaszuk Thomas Lukaszuk, who led the Forever Canadian petition, speaks to reporters at the Canadian Club in Calgary on April 15, 2026. Photo by Gavin Young/Postmedia

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Labour unions were major third-party advertisers behind Alberta’s anti-separatist petition

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Two of Alberta’s biggest unions advertised in favour of a petition to keep the province in Canada, spending more than 40 times those of the organizations who backed Alberta’s pro-separatist effort.

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Mark Carney Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks during an investment announcement at the Canadian Science and Technology Museum in Ottawa April 27, 2026. Photo by Blair Gable/Postmedia

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Mark Carney announces sovereign wealth fund ahead of spring economic update

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Carney has not yet said how he plans to initially finance the Canada Strong Fund which is designed to give Canadians an investment stake in domestic major projects, alongside private sector investors.

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Brian Peckford Former Newfoundland premier Brian Peckford in 1998. Photo by Ian Smith/Vancouver Sun

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Liberals are ‘hijacking’ the Charter, says Canada’s last living framer of the Constitution: Full Comment podcast

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Former Newfoundland premier Brian Peckford, who was there during negotiations for the Constitution and Charter of Rights and Freedoms, explains why Ottawa’s attempts to override the notwithstanding clause are unconstitutional and why the Supreme Court has no authority to weigh in on its use.

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Avi Lewis New Democratic Party leader Avi Lewis, left, and NDP MP Alexandre Boulerice share a laugh during a press conference at the West Block on the Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Monday, April 13, 2026. Photo by HYUNGCHEOL PARK/Postmedia

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NDP MP Boulerice to run for Quebec politics, sit as independent until the fall

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The move leaves the NDP with only five MPs in Ottawa and means the Liberals will have to wait several months before they can call another byelection and try to increase their majority in the House of Commons.

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