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Times are changing, ride hailing is a worldwide reality and Surrey’s Mayor Doug McCallum doesn’t seem to be willing to adapt at any cost.
It’s a scary trend – critical thinking out the window as fringe ideas go mainstream. Peter Grandich told us to buy gold at $1200 – it’s now $370 higher but what’s next? Plus a Quote of the Week featuring the biggest political sex scandal in US history.
Taxpayer funding for the CBC is $1.2 billion annually and rising but tv ratings are falling along with ad revenues. Are taxpayers getting their money’s worth.
No it wasn’t a Monte Python skit – but it could have been given Greta’s message is to dismantle the “colonial, racist, patriarchal systems of oppression that have created and fueled” climate change. Still they applauded.
It should be making headlines but it isn’t. In a nutshell, the only thing between us and a big jump in interest rates is the Federal Reserve’s multi-billion dollar action but few people seem to understand.
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Cudos to Chrystia Freeland
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Tuesday, 28 January 2020 7:23
In an interview with the Financial Times, Deputy Prime Minister Freeland states the one basic truth that should guide Canada’s climate change policy. At least before we waste more money.