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Gasoline rises 20 cents a litre and the really loonie ideas come out of the woodwork. Vision Capital’s Jeff Olin explains why he’s never had a down year with his unique way of investing in real estate. And you won’t want to miss Mike’s shocking stat and goofy.
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Let’s cut the BS. We can’t have it both ways. If climate change is a problem then record high gas prices can’t be. If big new government programs and higher salaries and benefits are the goal then high gas prices can’t be a problem.
Irony, ignorance or hypocrisy – you tell me which word best describes this anti-oil and mining protestor – sadly she’s got a heck of a lot of company. (Photo thanks to Robert Buffam @CTVNewsRob)
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It’s Official Canada Gets a “D”
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Friday, 26 April 2019 7:29
Really…how couldn’t we see this coming. Anti-business sentiment, higher taxes and regulatory costs along with efforts to derail two of the countries most important industries – real estate and oil – but somehow we’re surprised at the latest downgrade for economic growth.