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Conservatives will cut bureaucratic red tape by 25% to lower prices, get homes built faster, and unleash the power of Canadian workers and businesses—For a Change. It's how we'll put Canada First - For a Change:
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I like for you to go away. For a change.

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I bet the left thinks this is a bad idea too. We need less government in all aspects of our lives. The government requires too man regulations and permits, and Carney wants to add more by adding a housing department, that WONT build homes!!!

Nothing says empowerment like when your abusers take their foot off your neck a little bit and expect their victims to thank them. We have so far to go and it starts with a discussion we aren't permitted to draw from the well.

Every time I read @PierrePoilievre claiming the Conservative will do something and ends the statement "For a Change", grammatically it reminds me Conservatives did not do that when in gov before but they hope to now, Not the message they think they are sending voters!

@jamiljivani Obviously this is a better plan than Carney’s, but reducing more regulations would be best. No more Liberals. Pierre for PM!

Did you just say the federal government will cut 25% of provincial building code? Sounds like dictatorship.

Cutting red tape is long overdue to boost productivity.

I will vote for you. You are the only option. But we have so many liberal loons outside and when u talking with them it is looking 👀 like all of them got same email 📧. Almost looks like they have Stockholm syndrome.

@GarnettGenuis The federal government has zero business in housing. Housing falls under provincial jurisdiction. If you want to impress me, say you're doing away with the Federal housing agency altogether, and lowering taxes accordingly.

