Carney’s tiny $11 tax cut

This week on Off the Record, we take a hard look at Mark Carney’s much-touted Liberal tax cut and why critics say it delivers little relief — with Canadians in the lowest tax bracket saving just $11 a year.

The panel also unpacks the protests and political turmoil surrounding Michael Ma’s floor crossing, as tensions rise over party loyalty and public trust.

We then turn to Ottawa’s push for even more electric-vehicle subsidies, despite continued declines in EV sales across Canada, raising fresh questions about whether taxpayer dollars are being poured into a failing strategy.

And finally, we break down the latest grocery-price shock, as Canadians were hit with the largest monthly increase in food costs in nearly three years, further squeezing household budgets.

Join Kris Sims, Isaac Lamoureux, and Walid Tamtam for these stories and more on Off the Record!