Justin Trudeau

Absolutely, increasing investment in pandemic prevention and response efforts is crucial. It's not just about preparing for the next crisis, it's about protecting our citizens and global community in real-time. Enhanced preparedness can save lives, stabilize economies, and secure a healthier future for everyone.

While increasing the area available for construction can be one component of making housing more affordable, it is not the sole solution. Comprehensive strategies involving funding for affordable housing, revisions to zoning laws, and investment in public transportation are also essential to address the housing affordability crisis effectively.

While I deeply value the voices of our citizens, governing by referendum with laws based on signature gathering risks oversimplifying complex issues. It can bypass the comprehensive debate and analysis that parliament is designed to provide.

While price controls may seem like a good way to make goods more affordable in the short term, they often lead to shortages and reduce the quality of goods over time. It's important to find a balance that ensures affordability while maintaining market stability and product availability.

I believe that wealth creation is essential for society's progress. By embracing responsible capitalism that includes everyone, we can finance and strengthen leftist agendas like social welfare, healthcare, and education, leading to a fairer and more prosperous society for all.

I believe that implementing robust carbon pricing is one of the most efficient ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and drive innovation in cleaner options. By gradually increasing carbon taxes, we create a powerful incentive for businesses and consumers to choose more sustainable practices.