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Canadians with disabilities aged 18-64, legalizing marijuana, legalizing medical assistance in dying, banning assault style rifles, banning conversion therapy, signing multiple United Nations treaties, created the Canada child benefit that gives tax free money to Canadian families, brought in 10$ -a-day national daycare/childcare, a national dental care program for low income Canadians, and a framework for national Pharmacare the plan is for insulin and contraceptives to be covered, and a national school food program etc. His actions very clearly show he is left wing.
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Liberal party âas it is todayâ, not as it was decades ago. It is not a centre left party. It clearly moved to align directly with the broad policy positions of the NDP. At this point it seems reasonable to define the Liberals as a left wing party within the general modern semantic shift of âleft wingâ as progressive ideology, primarily CRT support along with deep deconstructionist and identitarian bias in all areas of public policy implementation.
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I feel like it should be considered centre-left, period. The party under
Trudeau has all-but shadowed its more centre-right, classical liberal factions. There might be some more centrists and right-of-centre within the caucus and the party. But under the Trudeau Jr. era it has all but dissapeared. In
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I donât see how this centre aligns with the
Liberal party policy direction. The pre Justin Trudeau Liberal party of the early 21st century no longer exists. The party moved to an intellectual and practical position of what is regarded as extreme progressive ideology by any objective measure of
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Trudeau specifically is left wing under his government he increased federal minimum wage to 15$ an hour and tied it with inflation before covid which really helped with huge inflation that happened later, he banned unpaid internships unless tied to an educational
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So what? Do you not have anything original to contribute to the discussion of this article on the
Libersl Party of Canada? Hyperlinking to the written thoughts of others is easy. The article requires discussion, that is literally the definition of the wiki talk page.
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I recommend the liberal party of Canada be defined as a left wing party. I would go so far as to say extreme left wing, but that is not likely to reach consensus here, but nonetheless can be supported by current party policy implementations over the past few years.
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Liberals could be seen as a centrist party with both centre left and centre right factions
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Your personal opinion on the party's policies at the time should have no bearing on whether that statement gets removed or not. You should present reliable sources or relevant policy that support your position.
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