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That after 5 years we’re hearing leaks of a rift between the PM and Finance Minister over policy or maybe it’s a convenient excuse for the Finance Minister to leave without mentioning We Charity.
Mike start with absolutely shocking poll results on COVID19. Ace gold analyst, Martin Murenbeeld on which will do better – silver or gold. Plus Ozzie Jurock on CMHC latest move to make home ownership less affordable. Plus the early winner of most shocking US election stat.
You’d better sit down for this one. The Clerk of the Privy Council spills the beans on the gaping hole in their due diligence on near billion awarded to We Charity. (Photo by The Canadian Press/Adrian Wyld)
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The provincial health officer’s advice was clear – open the schools under specific guidelines but after months of saying pay attention to the experts many are saying they don’t trust them.
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The Morneau Resignation Saga
Posted by MT Editor
on Tuesday, 18 August 2020 6:19
Thanks for the laughs – resigned because he was Mr Austerity… haha. Good one. Oh sure, he had to step down because of the remote chance to head the OECD – too hard to resist. No really.