Mark Carney, the Canadian Prime Minister No One Voted For

The Parliamentary Liberal Party in Ottawa has made the unelected banker, Mark Carney, Canada's Prime Minister. 

Carney seized the day by seizing the Conservative Party's platform. Specifically, he "Axed the Tax", which is to say the carbon tax, which is a tax on energy: oil, gas, coal, etc. What, then, is left for the Tories to run on? 

Easy peasy: AXE THE TAX. The income tax, that is. 

And let the Liberals steal that too. After all, it will be obvious by then that the only intelligence in Ottawa is coming from the Tories, albeit their ideas are being implemented by brain-dead Liberals. 

Some, will immediately raise the objection that we need the income tax to run the government. But that is quite untrue. There are plenty of other taxes. The GST, remember. And all sorts of fees and licenses that people must pay while going about their business. 

What's more, Ottawa can and should massively cut expenditure. 

How?

(1)  Axe the bureaucrats, a large proportion of whom do little more than sit at a desk waiting to qualify for a pension. (I know. I worked in Ottawa as a Public Servant. I was given an assignment, which I completed in eight months. After that, there was nothing obvious to do but join with colleagues in sitting at a desk for decades waiting for a pension -- so I quit.) 

(2) Install a DeepSeek type computer system that not only speaks with members of the public but give them instant access to whatever government information they require, for example, about their taxes, pension or other matters.

Yup, go for it Pierre. Continue the call to Axe the Tax.