Liberals WilL Repeal BILL C24 Liberals Have Won With Majority !!!!!

[LiberalsWillRule]

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GO LIBERALS GO !!!!!!!!!!!!!

After quite assumption watching the polls

Its pretty sure



LIBERALS ARE COMING For the Next 4 years !!!!!

And Surely

Conservaties are kicked out off their desk !!!!! LOL to the furthest corner off the world lol

LIberals WILL Repeal Bill C24

THEy are doing great

No matter what Justin Trudeau Is the PRIME MINISTER OF CANADA from tomorrow


WE NEEDED A CHANGE and after 10 years of the turtle government

the bill c24 and anti immigrant policy has doomed too water

I BELIEVE

LIBERALS WILL REPEAL THE BILL C24


And also


The citizenship processing will be faster

http: // globalnews.ca/video/2241927/trudeau-repeal-elements-of-bill-c-24-that-creates-second-class-citizens

SO I HAVE VOTED TODAY AND I HAVE KICKED THE CONSERVATIVES BY MY VOTE

AND I BELIEVE I WILL GET THE CANADA WHAT I WISHED FOR

BYE TORIES

WE KICKED YOU OUT LOL !!!!!! AND KICKED YOU SO BAD YOU GOTTA CUT POTATOES LOL


so

May Canada lives in peace


WE WILL REPEAL BILL C24


THE POTATO FACE Chris Alexander

is probably cutting potatoes at a backyard or so lol putting the bill c24 lost his seat lol hahahah


Potato face


why doesnt the tories get to the point putting the barbaric bill against the racial community

putting bills which gives hard time

Now what happens all to WATER !!! POTATO CUTTING IN WATER !!!


SO LIBERALS WILL LEAD A GOOD GOVERNMENT

MAY PEACE BE UPON CANADA

Merci

 

[RoRo2015]

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GO LIBERALS GO !!!!!!!!!!!!!

After quite assumption watching the polls

Its pretty sure



LIBERALS ARE COMING For the Next 5 years !!!!!

liberals are here for 4 years

 

[LiberalsWillRule]

liberals are here for 4 years

Corrected

 

[LiberalsWillRule]

Click this :

http: / / huffingtonpost.ca/2015/10/02/tip-line-barbaric-cultural-practices-tories_n_8234610.html

http :/ / insidetoronto.com/news-story/4961733-harper-government-to-table-zero-tolerance-for-barbaric-cultural-practices-bill/


WHAT HAPPENS NOW ??

The barbaric bill to any person following muslim faith


A woman cannot be in the citizenship if wearing Niqab

isnt that too much ??

WE KICKED YOU OUT OF OFFICE NOT WE DID

THE CANADIANS DID !!!!!!!!


Slice 5000 potatoes



then again bill c24 LOL

Speechless !!!!!!

get kicked off !!! right now 2 more weeks

Cant wait to see

The Honorable Leader at Office

May the Canadian economy get better and May More Immigrants come to Canada give more to Canadian Economy

May we love this Canada to be the most wonderful place for us to live

Merci

 

[LiberalsWillRule]

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau says if elected his government will repeal the Conservative government's "two-tiered" citizenship law and that he would do more to help free imprisoned Egyptian-Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy.

"Liberals believe in a Canada that is united — strong not in spite of its differences, but precisely because of them," Trudeau told an audience at the Jalsa Salana Islamic conference in Mississauga, Ont., on Saturday afternoon.

He added that under Conservative Leader Stephen Harper, Canadians are being encouraged to be fearful of one another and there has been a decline in refugees coming to Canada, and in citizenship applicants.

Poll Tracker | Are the Conservatives headed for 3rd?
Fringe parties fight to spread message, sway swing ridings

In an accompanying news release, Trudeau said his government would repeal the Conservative government's controversial Strengthening Canadian Citizenship Act, saying it "devalues Canadian citizenship by creating two classes of citizenship."

"Liberals will guarantee that all Canadians' fundamental rights are respected as guided by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms," the statement said.

The act became law in June 2014. While several elements of the law remain controversial, a provision that came into effect in May of this year expands the grounds on which the federal government can strip dual nationals of their Canadian citizenship, even if they were born in Canada.

The provision gives the power to revoke citizenship, in some cases, to elected officials and not a federal court.

"There is a suggestion that some of us might be less Canadian than others, a suggestion of who ought to decide who stays or goes from Canada be an elected politician instead of our justice system. I think that's wrong," Trudeau said during his speech.

The changes are currently being challenged in court by a coalition of civil liberties groups.

In a statement, the Conservative candidate for Ajax described Trudeau's remarks as "more evidence that he's just not ready," to be prime minister.

"Canadians know that only Conservatives can be trusted to take action against those who would do Canada harm and stand up for Canadian values," Chris Alexander said.
Harper mishandled Fahmy case, Trudeau says

Trudeau also said he would have done more to intervene in the widely denounced terrorism trial of Egyptian-Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy in Cairo. Despite an international outcry from rights groups, Fahmy — who renounced his Egyptian citizenship earlier this year — was sentenced to three years in prison this morning.

Fahmy's family and legal team have repeatedly called for the Canadian government and Conservative Leader Stephen Harper to demand that Fahmy be deported to Canada.

"All Canadians have to know that the government has their back," Trudeau said.

Trudeau went on to thank Muslim community leaders for their efforts combating the radicalization of Canadian youth, a sentiment that Harper also made during an address to the same conference yesterday.

His speech capped a campaign week dominated by the economy. Days earlier, the Liberal leader laid out part of his party's vision for the country's sputtering economy, saying if elected his government would plan to run three years of deficits to invest in infrastructure projects before balancing the budget in the fiscal year 2019-20.

Later on Saturday, Trudeau attended Tamil and Filipino street festivals in the Toronto area.

Source : http // cbc.ca/news/politics/justin-trudeau-vows-to-repeal-2-tiered-citizenship-law-1.3208571

 

[canadabetter2015]

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau says if elected his government will repeal the Conservative government's "two-tiered" citizenship law and that he would do more to help free imprisoned Egyptian-Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy.

"Liberals believe in a Canada that is united — strong not in spite of its differences, but precisely because of them," Trudeau told an audience at the Jalsa Salana Islamic conference in Mississauga, Ont., on Saturday afternoon.

He added that under Conservative Leader Stephen Harper, Canadians are being encouraged to be fearful of one another and there has been a decline in refugees coming to Canada, and in citizenship applicants.

Poll Tracker | Are the Conservatives headed for 3rd?
Fringe parties fight to spread message, sway swing ridings

In an accompanying news release, Trudeau said his government would repeal the Conservative government's controversial Strengthening Canadian Citizenship Act, saying it "devalues Canadian citizenship by creating two classes of citizenship."

"Liberals will guarantee that all Canadians' fundamental rights are respected as guided by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms," the statement said.

The act became law in June 2014. While several elements of the law remain controversial, a provision that came into effect in May of this year expands the grounds on which the federal government can strip dual nationals of their Canadian citizenship, even if they were born in Canada.

The provision gives the power to revoke citizenship, in some cases, to elected officials and not a federal court.

"There is a suggestion that some of us might be less Canadian than others, a suggestion of who ought to decide who stays or goes from Canada be an elected politician instead of our justice system. I think that's wrong," Trudeau said during his speech.

The changes are currently being challenged in court by a coalition of civil liberties groups.

In a statement, the Conservative candidate for Ajax described Trudeau's remarks as "more evidence that he's just not ready," to be prime minister.

"Canadians know that only Conservatives can be trusted to take action against those who would do Canada harm and stand up for Canadian values," Chris Alexander said.
Harper mishandled Fahmy case, Trudeau says

Trudeau also said he would have done more to intervene in the widely denounced terrorism trial of Egyptian-Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy in Cairo. Despite an international outcry from rights groups, Fahmy — who renounced his Egyptian citizenship earlier this year — was sentenced to three years in prison this morning.

Fahmy's family and legal team have repeatedly called for the Canadian government and Conservative Leader Stephen Harper to demand that Fahmy be deported to Canada.

"All Canadians have to know that the government has their back," Trudeau said.

Trudeau went on to thank Muslim community leaders for their efforts combating the radicalization of Canadian youth, a sentiment that Harper also made during an address to the same conference yesterday.

His speech capped a campaign week dominated by the economy. Days earlier, the Liberal leader laid out part of his party's vision for the country's sputtering economy, saying if elected his government would plan to run three years of deficits to invest in infrastructure projects before balancing the budget in the fiscal year 2019-20.

Later on Saturday, Trudeau attended Tamil and Filipino street festivals in the Toronto area.

Source : http // cbc.ca/news/politics/justin-trudeau-vows-to-repeal-2-tiered-citizenship-law-1.3208571

Thanks for that information

THANKS A LOT THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[canadabetter2015]

The ex potato anti mirant government has gone to water for good

Now its time for Canada to rise ahead and shine like one of the best G8 And Nato Countries

 

[research-scientist]

Those were election promises. Don't take them serious. I don't think the new law is going to change any time soon if not never.

 

[neutral]

They will make some changes as allowing terrorists and criminals keeping the Canadian Citizenship but in general most of the law will remain. This is Canada, a 1st world country where one government doesn't erase what the previous one did.