Canadians now prioritize jobs and economy over the environment a complete reversal since 2015
2015 →24%
2025 →57%And yet Canadians voted for more Liberal government
The same people who caused this suffering
Soon 100% of 🇨🇦 will say F the environmentpic.twitter.com/ICjBueAXnv
— Marc Nixon (@MarcNixon24) November 29, 2025
10 years the liberals had to do exactly what you’re describing.
What did we get a complete collapse of Canadian living standards?
Keep living in your fantasy dream
— Marc Nixon (@MarcNixon24) November 29, 2025
Green economy jobs created in the last 10 years cost Canadian governments an estimated $2.32 million per position, totaling $158 billion in 2024 dollars.
Research from two new Fraser Institute reports found the federal government and the governments of Canada’s four biggest provinces—Ontario, Alberta, Quebec, and B.C.—only created an estimated 68,000 jobs despite the significant amount of taxpayer money expended on climate change mitigation programs, investments, and tax incentives.
“Governments, activists, and many special interest groups have made many claims about the opportunities of transitioning to a low-carbon economy and how that would create jobs and prosperity,” said Elmira Aliakbari, the Fraser Institute’s natural resource director and co-author of one of the reports. “After a decade and more than $158 billion of taxpayer money being spent, those promises simply haven’t materialized,” Aliakbari added.