Justin Trudeau cannot be trusted to lower taxes for Canadians

Trudeau has already raised taxes on more than 80% of middle-class families

Today Justin Trudeau announced that a
re-elected Liberal government will immediately introduce legislation to lower
taxes for the middle-class. But just like in 2015, Trudeau is lying. He will
not lower taxes for middle-class families, he is not as advertised.

Justin Trudeau has already raised taxes by:

Introducing a carbon tax – up to $1,100 per household.
Cancelling the Family Tax Cut – up to $2,000 per household.
Cancelling the Arts and Fitness tax credits – up to $225 per child.
Cancelling the Education Tax Credit – up to $720 per student.
Cancelling the Textbook Tax Credit – up to $100 per student.
Cancelling the Public Transit Tax Credit – up to $1000 per family.

If Justin Trudeau is re-elected he will:

Increase natural gas prices for an average household by $469 a year.
Add 31 cents/litre more to the price of gasoline.
Implement a 50% tax on the sale of your home.
Reintroduce tax hikes on Canadian small business by as much as 73%.

Only Andrew Scheer and the Conservative Party can be trusted to put more money in your pocket to help you get ahead:

Introduce the Universal Tax Cut, saving an average couple $850.
Take the GST off home heating costs, saving your family $107 every year.
Introduce the Green Public Transit Tax Credit, saving a family of four who take transit up to $1,000.
Make maternity benefits tax-free, putting up to $4,000 back in the pockets of new parents.
Introduce the Children’s Fitness Tax Credit, allowing parents to claim up to $1,000 for sports activities.
Introduce the Children’s Arts and Learning Tax Credit, letting parents claim up to $500 for arts and learning programs.
Expand the Age Credit, benefiting the lowest-income Canadians the most and giving a senior couple up to $300.
Boost government-matching to RESP’s by 50 per cent, helping parents get more for their kids’ education.
Introduce the Green Home Renovation Tax Credit, putting up to $3,800 back in the pockets of Canadians for green home improvements.