Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, who coughed multiple times in his speech on Saturday and was battling a hoarse voice, will be back in Toronto Sunday, before heading to Atlantic Canada for the first time in this election. Read More
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INVESTMENTS MADE IN CANADA WILL DEFER CAPITAL GAINS TAX: CONSERVATIVES
Sunday’s policy announcement event from the Conservatives involves changes to the capital gains tax — individuals or businesses in Canada will be exempt from the tax if they invest in Canada.
“Companies that reinvest in active Canadian businesses will also defer any capital gains tax,” the Tory announcement read, adding that the gains will be taxed if they cash out or move their money outside the country.
— Bryan Passifiume
CARNEY LOCKS MEDIA OUT OF EVENTS
Liberal Leader Mark Carney remains in the nation’s capital on Sunday — a visit to a constituent’s home and a meeting with volunteers.
Both events are closed to the media.
This comes after Carney’s campaign team locked most reporters out of an event Saturday opening his campaign office in the Ottawa suburb of Nepean — a sign his handlers may be trying to keep him away from the scrutiny of reporters.
— Bryan Passifiume
WHERE THE LEADERS ARE SUNDAY
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, who coughed multiple times in his speech on Saturday and was battling a hoarse voice, will be back in Toronto Sunday, before heading to Atlantic Canada for the first time in this election.
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh is headed to the Vancouver area.
Liberal Leader Mark Carney has no known public events planned.
— The Canadian Press
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