What’s the real cost of the Trudeau-NDP Coalition to your wallet? We did the math

Justin Trudeau is scheming up a plot to
cling to power by forming a coalition with the NDP. This is the coalition that
you cannot afford.

We know that the Trudeau-NDP Coalition will mean:

• Higher taxes;
• Higher deficits;
• And, fewer good-paying jobs.

But, what exactly does it mean for you? We did the math.

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has listed his five demands to be a part of the
coalition:

1. Wealth
   Tax
2. Pharmacare
3. Universal
   Dental Care
4. Affordable
   Housing
5. Removing
   Interest from Federal Student Loans

When you combine these promises with the Liberal platform,
it will mean even bigger deficits and higher taxes.

The Liberal/NDP Coalition Deficits will average $34.7
billion over the next four years.

To pay just half of their deficits, the coalition would have to:

• Raise the lowest personal income tax bracket from 15% to 19.5%
• Raise the GST from 5% to 7.5%
• Cut the Canada Health Transfer by 41%
• Cut the Canada Social Transfer by 100%

Source: Liberal
Platform, NDP Fiscal Plan

Source: PBO Ready
Reckoner, PBO Election
Costing Baseline

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What’s the real cost of the Trudeau-NDP Coalition to your wallet? We did the math