If the federal party leaders left politics after the election and resumed their private sector careers:

Carney: International finance and commerce
Singh: Criminal defence lawyer
May: Environmental lawyer / Pedneault: Journalist
Blanchet: Owner artist management firm
Poilievre: Calgary Sun paperboy

Fellow Ontario tax payers - please like and retweet if you would rather $3.2 Billion be invested in public services, like education, healthcare, ODSP, support for autism families, than be dolled out in one-time $200 pre-election bribes by Doug Ford. #onpoli #onted #cdpoli

So Doug Ford’s totally fine to be in business with the guy that’s currently orchestrating a coup in the United States. We’re in the middle of an election and have an opportunity to push back and make this the bad look it is. #NoToStarlink

We don't have winter elections for a reason, Doug.

Ontario: Don't let the snow keep you from voting out Doug Ford. Keep an eye on the weather and have a plan.

Chip Ford down to a minority. #UniteTheVote and sign the pledge.
act.notoneseat.ca/UnityPledge

#ONpoli #NotOneSeat #onelxnDoug

BREAKING Doug Ford was 100% happy trump won election until he targeted Canada. Reminder trump is 34x convicted felon, found liable of sexual misconduct, still denies results of 2020 election, targets immigrants and minority groups. All that aside it was only tariffs.... #breakingnews #canada

In October 2023, a right-wing government swept to power in New Zealand on a wave of populist anger similar to Canada’s.

The results so far? Government debt forecast to rise. The deficit got worse. Unemployment is increasing. Craig Renney writes.